Lex Products, LLC

Lex Products, LLC, doing business as Lex Products Corp, manufactures specialized electrical components and power distribution equipment for defense applications and sells predominantly to the Defense Logistics Agency and U.S. Marine Corps as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) on a full-and-open basis with occasional total small business set-asides. The Connecticut-based company is a for-profit limited liability corporation established in 1989, competing predominantly without set-aside restriction across 888 awards totaling $189.6 million in combined potential value ($128.9 million obligated), with all work performed at its Trumbull, Connecticut manufacturing facility.

Lex Products manufactures wiring harnesses, power distribution panels, cable assemblies, circuit breaker covers, electronic covers, fastener assemblies, machine screws, distributing systems, connector assemblies, and related electrical components and assemblies in support of military logistics and aircraft operations. Representative prime work includes a $799,968 total small business set-aside purchase order from DLA Aviation (awarded June 10, 2025) for 30 units of a distributing system; a $634,026.05 total small business set-aside purchase order from DLA Aviation (awarded February 18, 2025) for a distributing system; a $400,031.94 delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime (awarded May 2, 2023) for power distribution panels; a $225,551.90 delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime (awarded January 29, 2024) for power distribution panels; and a $226,437 total small business set-aside purchase order from DLA Aviation (awarded September 3, 2025) for a distributing system. Lex also holds a $35,370.45 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (awarded September 19, 2024) for portable power distribution units and a $19,681.50 total small business set-aside purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (awarded September 17, 2024) for work lights.

Customer concentration is heavily defense-weighted but bifurcated by dollar value. By award count, DLA Aviation dominates with 381 awards ($29.9 million potential value) and DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 138 awards ($40 million), covering 52% of recent awards across the two components. By potential value, however, the U.S. Marine Corps anchors the portfolio with 78 awards valued at $109.7 million (58% of combined potential value), followed by DLA Land and Maritime ($40 million) and DLA Aviation ($29.9 million). Five agencies account for 97% of combined potential value. Small secondary customers include the Department of the Navy (Naval Sea Systems Command and Information Warfare Systems Command) and the Department of the Air Force Air National Guard, indicating limited customer diversification beyond the DoD logistics and Marine Corps supply base.

Lex sits on multiple indefinite delivery contracts with DLA components. The largest is a $3,370,724 single-award IDC with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded April 10, 2023, extending through April 9, 2028) for power distribution panels under which 30 task orders have been issued. Four additional single-award IDCs with DLA Aviation carry ceilings of $1,044,956 (distributing systems, total small business set-aside, awarded February 23, 2024), $250,000 each for cable assemblies (total small business set-aside, awarded November 21, 2023), electronic covers (no set-aside, awarded August 23, 2022), and machine screws (total small business set-aside, awarded January 25, 2023). Lex also holds positions on GSA's Multiple Award Schedule (171 task orders, $7.2 million combined potential value) and several Marine Corps indefinite delivery contracts including M6785407A5016 (30 task orders, $39.7 million combined potential value) and SPM7MX11D0014 (20 task orders, $11.5 million combined potential value). The top five parent vehicles account for most of Lex's recurring work.

Lex's subcontractor footprint is minimal (1% of all awards, six sub-awards across the source period). Named primes include Asrc Federal Facilities Logistics (power distribution panel services, April 2025), V2X Systems (funding realignments on Army task orders, May–October 2024), Scientific Research Corporation (equipment and component provision on Army programs, October 2024), and Kratos S2 (Air Force SBIR Phase III effort on power distribution and control units, August 2024). Subcontract work is defensive-agency focused and secondary to Lex's dominant prime position.

Activity has remained stable year over year—28 to 33 awards annually from 2022 through 2025—with 2026 data showing only five awards at the snapshot date (mid-July), reflecting incomplete-year reporting. No recompete cliff data is provided in the source, but the large Marine Corps IDC (M6785407A5016, $39.7 million across 30 task orders) and the $3.37 million DLA Land and Maritime power distribution panel IDC represent significant recurring revenue streams extending through 2028–2029 and thus material recompete risk if those vehicles turn over.

Lex's NAICS footprint reflects its electrical manufacturing posture: Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, and Tank Component Manufacturing (170 awards), Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (147), Switchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing (124), Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing (120), and Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing (76). PSC concentration mirrors the capability: Miscellaneous Electric Power and Distribution Equipment (431 awards), Electrical Control Equipment (76), and Electrical Hardware and Supplies (44). The vendor competes full-and-open except where total small business set-asides are explicitly designated on individual task orders or IDCs; no 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other SBA set-aside posture is evident across the award portfolio.

Manufacturer and Distributor of Portable Power Distribution Systems,

Build to Print and/or Custom Engineered Solutions. Includes cable Assemblies, Electrical Power Distribution Units, Lighting and Cable Protection.