Lintech Components CO. Inc.

Lintech Components CO. Inc., doing business as Lintech Components Co Inc., supplies semiconductors, microcircuits, transistors, and specialized electronic components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on thousands of firm fixed-price purchase orders and a single-award indefinite delivery contract. The company competes full-and-open with no set-aside posture; fewer than 1 percent of awards carry small-business set-aside designations, and the vendor holds no SBA certifications or minority-ownership designations.

Lintech is a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in Lake Ronkonkoma, New York, operating primarily under NAICS 334413 (Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing) and PSC 5835 (Microcircuits, Electronic). The company's federal footprint is almost entirely prime work—99 percent of 3,272 awards since 2003 are direct contracts, with subcontracting at less than 1 percent. Recent activity accelerated sharply from 51 awards in 2022 to 363 in 2025, though 2026 shows 93 awards through mid-May (partial-year data). The combined potential value across all awards is $38.8 million, with $35 million already obligated.

Customer concentration is extreme and deliberate. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 2,883 awards (88 percent of total count) and $28.5 million (73 percent of potential value). DLA Aviation follows with 198 awards and $2.1 million. The remaining 191 awards span the Army Materiel Command, Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, and 27 other federal agencies—a long tail of minor activity. Within DLA Land and Maritime, award velocity is relentless: the source data spans February 2003 through May 2026 but clusters heavily in 2024–2026, with hundreds of purchase orders for individual line items (transistors, microcircuits, diodes, relays, connectors, resistors, capacitors) each valued between $500 and $250,000, firm fixed-price, 120–180-day completion windows.

Lintech's vehicle position is defined by its single-award indefinite delivery contract with DLA Land and Maritime (IDC W56HZV22D0083 and related vehicles). A single-award IDC issued April 7, 2026, carries a $350,000 ceiling and ultimate completion date of April 7, 2027, anchoring ongoing electromagnet-relay and related component procurements across CONUS and OCONUS DLA distribution depots. Task orders under this vehicle and a basic ordering agreement (SPM7LX13G0014, 270 task orders, $3 million combined potential value) represent the vendor's primary vehicle footprint; most other awards are direct purchase orders outside any parent IDV framework.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is moderate: 64 awards totaling $1.6 million in combined potential value reach completion between mid-July 2026 and mid-July 2027. Given the commodity nature of the work (small component buys, high velocity, low margins), recompete risk is absorbed into the vendor's baseline bid strategy across DLA.

Lintech's subcontracting footprint is minimal. Named primes include BAE Systems Land & Armaments (Bradley A4 production support, July 2025 and June 2025), The Boeing Company (B-52 Commercial Engine Replacement Program, July and August 2025), KBR Wyle Services (Army Aviation Soldier modernization, July 2025), General Dynamics Information Technology (NAWCAD C5ISR systems support, May 2026), and Science Applications International Corporation (Mobile Command Vehicle production, September 2025). These seven sub-awards total roughly $3.5 million and represent material sourcing or engineering support on larger prime platforms—a secondary revenue stream, not core business.

The vendor's competitive posture is sustained through high-volume, low-margin component supply to a single dominant customer. DLA Land and Maritime's procurement of electronic components operates as a continuous flow of firm fixed-price purchase orders; Lintech's $28.5 million potential value under that customer reflects hundreds of individual transactions, each typically sub-$100,000, priced competitively and executed reliably. The vendor's 23-year SAM registration (since April 2002) and consistent on-time delivery track record position it as a trusted node in the defense electronics supply chain. No set-aside reliance, no teaming relationships with large integrators, and no exposure to GWACs or government-wide vehicles—Lintech operates as a transactional supplier to DLA's component depot system.