Linrose Electronics Inc.

Linrose Electronics Inc., doing business as Linrose Electronic Corp, is a woman-owned small business based in Plainview, New York, that supplies electronic and lighting components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across 531 federal awards, nearly all delivered on a full-and-open basis without set-aside designation despite the vendor's WOSB certification. The company operates entirely as a prime contractor—100% of its recent awards carry prime responsibility—across distributed small purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts, with no subcontracting footprint.

Linrose's federal capability portfolio centers on light-emitting diodes, incandescent lamps, lamp assemblies, indicator lights, batteries, lampholders, lens and light housings, electronic control panels, and related lighting and electrical components. Recent representative work includes a $455 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (September 2022 through September 2023) for power inverters and related equipment; a $300 thousand purchase order from DLA Aviation (September 2023) for indicator lights; an $87.5 thousand delivery order from DLA Aviation (June 2024) for light-emitting diodes; and a $84 thousand delivery order from DLA Aviation (June 2022) for LEDs. The vendor also holds seven active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA components: four single-award IDCs with $250 thousand ceilings each, three of which carry total small business set-asides covering module rectifiers, lamp assemblies, indicator lights, and non-rechargeable batteries, respectively. A fifth IDC with DLA Land and Maritime carries a $250 thousand ceiling and expired in June 2025; a sixth IDC with DLA Aviation for lamp assemblies runs through January 30, 2028, with a $250 thousand ceiling; and a seventh IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for module rectifiers was awarded July 1, 2025, and extends through July 1, 2026, with $250 thousand ceiling and total small business set-aside.

Customer concentration is extreme and narrow. DLA components account for 529 of 531 awards (100% coverage by award count). DLA Land and Maritime leads with 239 awards totaling $3 million in combined potential value; DLA Aviation follows with 208 awards and $2.3 million. The top-customers-by-potential-value ranking introduces a single material outlier: the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command anchors $455 thousand across one award—a power inverter order from 2022—which represents 7.8% of the vendor's total potential value despite being a single contract among 531. DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment contributes 80 awards worth $47 thousand combined. Linrose has minimal exposure outside DLA; two awards from DLA Troop Support Hardware and one from the Treasury Bureau of Engraving and Printing complete the customer set.

Work is issued predominantly as small individual purchase orders ranging from tens of dollars to $30 thousand and $87.5 thousand delivery orders against the held IDCs. The top parent vehicle by task-order count is IDC SPE7M521D60PK with 11 task orders totaling $25 thousand; IDC SPE4A620D0212 carries the highest combined potential value at $391 thousand across 5 task orders. Activity peaked in 2022 at 67 awards, declined to 49 in 2023 and 2024, and held at 50 in 2025; only 12 awards are recorded in 2026 to date (through early April). The recompete cliff is modest: four awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $30 thousand. The vendor's NAICS concentration reflects its product focus: Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing (172 awards), Electric Lamp Bulb and Part Manufacturing (68 awards), and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (47 awards) dominate. PSC codes track similarly: Indoor and Outdoor Electric Lighting Fixtures (162 awards), Optoelectronic Devices and Associated Hardware (133 awards), and Electric Lamps (118 awards).

Linrose has operated as a federal contractor since 2005. Combined potential value across all 531 awards is $5.8 million, with $1.9 million obligated (33% burn rate). The vendor competes full-and-open; its woman-owned small business designation does not appear to drive procurement strategy, as only a handful of the active IDCs and purchase orders carry small-business set-aside designation despite WOSB eligibility.

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