King Nutronics Corporation

King Nutronics Corporation, doing business as King Nutronics, manufactures precision measurement instruments, calibration equipment, pressure indicators, and hydraulic system components for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across full-and-open federal procurements with no set-aside positioning. The Woodland Hills, California-based for-profit limited liability company competes predominately on unrestricted vehicles and has delivered over 6,200 awards across federal sources since 1980, with roughly $352.6 million in combined potential value across recent activity, all awarded without small-business set-aside designations.

King Nutronics' footprint is heavily concentrated in two federal customers that together account for 88 percent of potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (717 awards, $169.7 million) anchors the portfolio with large delivery orders for calibrator port HD units, hand pump assemblies, fluid filters, and barometer test kits. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (210 awards, $48.9 million) procures similar calibration systems, portable pressure calibrators, and diver's life support system gauge calibrators, including a $2.5 million five-year single-award BPA running through May 2030. Below that tier, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (2,370 awards, $47.1 million) and DLA Aviation (948 awards, $25.4 million) drive transaction volume through indefinite delivery contracts for pressure indicators, tube components, hydraulic parts kits, moisture traps, hose assemblies, and fittings. The Naval Air Warfare Center and U.S. Coast Guard round out the top five, with work spanning calibration equipment, pressure indicators, portable cleaning systems, and tensiometer repairs. Across all five top customers, King Nutronics holds a portfolio of single-award IDCs with ceiling values ranging from $250,000 to $727,717.50 (DLA Aviation through September 2029) and blanket purchase agreements up to $2.5 million, enabling routine procurement of stock-numbered parts without re-competition.

Recent award activity has declined materially — from 425 awards in 2022 to 64 in the first quarter of 2026 — reflecting either a portfolio maturation cycle or competitive pressure. Over the next twenty-four months, only three awards valued at $313 thousand face ultimate completion and therefore recompete exposure, suggesting most of King Nutronics' active work remains performed under longer-duration vehicles or high-value orders with extended performance schedules. Representative prime work includes a $228 thousand air data calibrator for the Naval Air Warfare Center (April 2026), a $156 thousand pressure indicator delivery order from DLA Aviation (March 2026), a $151.4 million diver's life support gauge calibrator order from Naval Sea Systems Command (June 2025), a $191.9 thousand calibrator port HD unit from Naval Supply Systems Command (August 2025), and a $129.4 thousand calibrator port HD delivery from Naval Supply Systems Command (January 2026). King Nutronics also holds a seat on the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ with a $151 billion ceiling and performance through December 2035, though activity on that vehicle to date consists of a single $500 delivery order (January 2026).

The company's capability framing rests on pressure calibration systems, portable hydraulic calibrators, precision pressure indicators, hand pump assemblies, fluid separator kits, and specialized tube and hose assemblies. NAICS concentration centers on instrument manufacturing for measuring and testing (803 awards) and instruments for measuring industrial process variables (736 awards). Primary performance locations are the contractor's Woodland Hills facility and, for naval work, subsidiary locations including Beaufort, South Carolina (for Naval Sea Systems Command calibration support), Patuxent River, Maryland (Naval Air Warfare Center), and Portsmouth, Virginia (Navy shipyard operations). King Nutronics is registered in SAM since April 2002 and maintains no identified sub-contractor relationships at scale; a single sub-award from November 2024 (King Nutronics as sub to Huntington Ingalls on an LPD-32 decoy system modification) represents the sole documented sub-position in the portfolio. The vendor does not compete under 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA set-aside categories and has no minority or women-owned designations in the source.