Interconnect Wiring LLP

Interconnect Wiring LLP, a small business manufacturer headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, supplies wiring harnesses, power distribution panels, cockpit panels, relay assemblies, and related electrical and electronic components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (91% of awards) and subcontractor on F-16 production and sustainment programs. The company operates as a for-profit limited liability partnership without formal SBA set-aside certifications but competes frequently under small business set-aside vehicles — roughly 30 percent of recent prime awards carry Total Small Business designations, with the remainder competing full-and-open. Interconnect Wiring specializes in aerospace and defense electrical assemblies and has held a consistent position as a critical DLA Aviation supplier since its founding in 2001.

Customer concentration is extreme and highly unbalanced by dollar magnitude. The top five agencies account for 94 percent of awards, but the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command's Ogden Air Logistics Complex dominates the potential-value ranking with 46 awards worth $1.86 billion combined — roughly 93 percent of all dollars in the portfolio. This disparity reflects a small number of large contracts from Ogden Air Logistics Complex (including a $495,718 definitive contract for power distribution panels awarded August 1, 2023, and a $439,116 total small business set-aside purchase order for wiring harnesses awarded February 29, 2024) against a much higher volume of smaller orders from DLA Aviation (766 awards, $129.1 million combined potential value). DLA Land and Maritime, DLA Aviation, and DLA core account for the remaining $136.8 million across 246 awards; all other federal customers (Department of Homeland Security, Department of the Navy, and others) together represent less than one percent of dollars. The revenue split between these customer clusters is therefore heavily tilted toward Air Force Materiel Command sustainment work, not routine DLA Aviation spare parts.

Prime vehicle position is split across multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts. Interconnect Wiring holds at least five active IDCs with DLA Aviation, including a $2.88 million total small business set-aside contract (awarded November 30, 2023, ceiling through November 29, 2028) that has generated delivery orders totaling $186.6 million in potential value; a $1.0 million total small business set-aside IDC awarded November 26, 2025 (ceiling through November 25, 2030); and several $250,000 to $350,000 single-award vehicles. The company also holds Air Force contracts under vehicles such as FA823213D0004 and FA823221D0004 (each with at least nine task orders) and a DLA Land and Maritime IDC (SPM4A210D0012) with 16 task orders worth $33.4 million combined. These vehicles provide recurring access to DLA and Air Force customers without competitive re-solicitation for each delivery order.

Activity has accelerated year over year from 55 awards in 2022 to 112 in 2025, though 2026 appears partial (11 awards as of April 9, 2026). Combined potential value across all 1,216 awards stands at $1.99 billion; however, only $85.1 million (four percent) has been obligated to date, reflecting the large volume of low-value purchase orders and the substantial unexercised ceiling on Air Force Materiel Command contracts. Forty-eight awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $3.4 million — a modest recompete window relative to the portfolio size, indicating that most of Interconnect Wiring's work sits in longer-duration IDCs.

In its subcontractor role, Interconnect Wiring delivers wiring harnesses, cable assemblies, relay assemblies, and related components to Lockheed Martin on F-16 production programs for Bulgaria, Slovakia, Bahrain, and Taiwan; to BAE Systems on F-16 support equipment for Ukraine; and to Boeing on presidential aircraft recapitalization. Work also flows through Amentum Services on transition wiring harnesses. The subcontract portfolio is dominated by F-16 international military sales variants and sustainment, reflecting demand tied to allied procurement and retrofit initiatives rather than domestic DoD programs.

The portfolio is dominated by two NAICS categories: Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (317 awards) and Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (251 awards), with Aircraft Manufacturing (120 awards) and Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing (89 awards) rounding out the top tier. By PSC code, Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment (480 awards) and Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (182 awards) lead. The award mix is therefore concentrated in electrical component and harness manufacturing for military aircraft, with minimal service or non-manufacturing content.

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