Iron Dome Inc.

Iron Dome Inc., a for-profit defense electronics supplier headquartered in Hewlett, New York, operates as a prime contractor supplying electronic components and assemblies to the Defense Logistics Agency across all federal purchase orders in its award portfolio. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations, despite approximately 10 to 15 percent of documented contracts carrying Total Small Business set-aside awards — indicating Iron Dome qualifies as a small business but does not rely on set-aside categories to anchor its business model.

Iron Dome's capability portfolio centers on the design, manufacture, and supply of discrete and integrated electronic components critical to military equipment maintenance and operational readiness. The vendor specializes in transformers, switches, resistors, connectors, capacitors, relays, circuit card assemblies, and related electronic parts serving Department of Defense platforms across aviation, land systems, maritime systems, and communications equipment. Representative work includes a $54.5 million firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (awarded November 2023) for a motor controller; a $112.9 million order for firewall panels for aviation equipment (July 2023); a $78.8 million contract for electrical clips supporting logistics operations (April 2023); and recurring purchases of power transformers, switches, and connector assemblies valued between $1,400 and $47,800 across the source period. All work is performed at the vendor's facility in Hewlett, New York.

Customer concentration is absolute and narrow. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division accounts for 410 awards (85% of total) with a combined potential value of $4.9 million, anchoring the vendor's footprint. DLA Aviation represents 50 awards (10% of portfolio) valued at $757 thousand. DLA Troop Support Hardware contributes 20 awards ($177 thousand), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment accounts for a single award. The two rankings by award count and potential value are identical — DLA Land and Maritime dominates both volume and dollars. Iron Dome has no identified work with civilian agencies, other Department of Defense components, or any organization outside the DLA procurement structure.

Activity has remained consistent over the past five years, ranging from 23 to 43 awards annually (2023 through 2025), with a recent slowdown evident in 2026 (six awards through March). The recompete exposure window is minimal: only four awards totaling $58 thousand face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, suggesting limited near-term revenue cliff. The vendor operates entirely as a prime contractor; the source reflects zero subcontract activity.

The electronic components landscape for Iron Dome clusters heavily around switches (86 awards), coils and transformers (66 awards), electrical connectors (58 awards), resistors (53 awards), and miscellaneous electrical and electronic components (33 awards). NAICS representation is similarly concentrated: Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing accounts for 123 awards; Electronic Connector Manufacturing for 58; and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing for 53. Combined potential value across all 481 awards is $5.8 million, with obligated dollars at $5.9 million — indicating the vendor has invoiced slightly above contracted ceiling values, typical of firm fixed-price component supply where final billing reflects actual units and configurations delivered.