JCL Electronics Inc.

JCL Electronics Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Dix Hills, New York, supplies electronic components, cables, connectors, electrical equipment, and raw materials to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor on purchase orders (100% prime footprint), competing predominantly on full-and-open and total small business set-aside vehicles with no formal GWAC or IDIQ participation. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation with recent award volume spanning 285 contracts, mostly sub-$30,000 purchase orders, generated across a twelve-year period ending July 2026.

JCL Electronics' customer footprint is heavily concentrated within the Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons system. The top five customers (by award count) represent 92% of recent awards, with the Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution Phoenix leading at 97 awards ($720 thousand combined potential value), followed by United States Penitentiary Marion (75 awards, $1.2 million) and Federal Medical Center Lexington (50 awards, $597 thousand). The Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters accounts for 23 awards ($361 thousand), with additional FAA activity through the Aeronautical Center (17 awards, $115 thousand). When ranked by dollar value, the ordering shifts modestly — USDA Marion moves to first position at $1.2 million across 75 awards, while Phoenix remains second at $720 thousand across 97 awards — reflecting consistent order sizes around $15,000 to $25,000 across both customers.

JCL Electronics competes across two distinct procurement streams with markedly different set-aside profiles. Bureau of Prisons contracts split between total small business set-asides and full-and-open purchase orders, with representative awards including a $20,113 total small business set-aside from USP Marion for connectors and electrical equipment (June 2026), a $30,786 no-set-aside order from Federal Correctional Institution Phoenix for raw materials supporting Federal Prison Industries (September 2023), and a $39,217 order from FCI Phoenix for electronic components for production orders (October 2022). FAA National Airspace System contracts are predominantly full-and-open, with recent examples including a $47,700 no-set-aside purchase order (October 2025), a $22,360 order for NAS assets (June 2024), and a $21,163 purchase order for 175 sets of Accuride slide rails (September 2024). All work is performed as firm fixed-price purchase orders with no parent vehicle structure — each award is a standalone competition or set-aside reservation.

The company's capability portfolio is strictly defined by the goods listed in individual purchase order line items: electronic connectors (36 awards), electrical apparatus and wiring supplies (81 awards across NAICS 423610), hardware manufacturing (51 awards), miscellaneous electrical and electronic components (64 awards by PSC code), and cable and wire assemblies (26 awards). Activity has accelerated recently — 7 awards in 2026 year-to-date, 14 in 2025, and 5 in 2024 — after a sparse 2022–2023 period (1 award in 2023), suggesting either improved capture efficiency or expanded market access within existing customer accounts. Recompete exposure is minimal; only one award valued at $16 thousand reaches completion within the next twenty-four months. Combined potential value across all 285 awards stands at $3.2 million, with $3.1 million obligated (96% obligation rate), reflecting a mature, executed contract portfolio with minimal unspent authority.

JCL Electronics operates no subcontract relationships and carries no seat on government-wide vehicles. The vendor's entire federal footprint comprises direct purchases from correctional facilities and FAA field locations, anchored by recurring supplier relationships with the Bureau of Prisons system and episodic NAS component replenishment orders from the FAA. Performance locations are distributed across Dix Hills, Huntington Station, and Melville in New York, with occasional work at Pompano Beach, Florida, and performance addresses at customer sites including USP Marion, FCI Phoenix, and Federal Medical Center Lexington.