Lokos Electronics, LLC

Lokos Electronics, LLC, a small business manufacturer of specialized electronic components and assemblies based in Middleton, Wisconsin, operates as a prime contractor supplying oscillators, filters, transformers, circuit card assemblies, and related defense electronics to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) through hundreds of firm fixed-price purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs). The company competes predominantly under full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside vehicles, with no evidence of participation in broader federal IDIQs or GWACs outside the DLA supply chain.

Lokos Electronics' federal footprint is concentrated almost entirely within DLA Land and Maritime (365 awards, $8.1 million combined potential value) and DLA Aviation (150 awards, $4.5 million combined potential value), accounting for 100 percent of recent awards. A single Air Force Sustainment Center award for $243 thousand represents minimal customer diversification. The vendor holds a subsidiary, Anderson Electronics LLC, whose role within the corporate structure the source does not clarify. Lokos operates manufacturing facilities in Middleton, Wisconsin and Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania; place of performance varies by order, with many awards directed to either location.

Recent work demonstrates consistent capability in small-value component procurement. Representative prime awards include a $100 thousand Total Small Business set-aside delivery order from DLA Aviation in April 2026 for cable assemblies; a $630 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Aviation in June 2025 for receiver-transmitter equipment (37 units, NSN 5895017198361); and a $325 thousand Total Small Business set-aside order from DLA Land and Maritime in November 2025 for electronic components. Lokos Electronics has also received several single-award IDCs: a $350 thousand Total Small Business IDC from DLA Land and Maritime awarded April 14, 2026 for band pass filters (one-year term); a $350 thousand Total Small Business IDC from DLA Aviation awarded December 17, 2025 for cable assemblies; a $250 thousand non-set-aside IDC from DLA Land and Maritime awarded October 29, 2025 for radio frequency coils; and an expired $250 thousand Total Small Business IDC from DLA Land and Maritime (originally awarded June 13, 2023, completion June 12, 2024) for oscillator crystals and electrical extractors, under which two delivery orders totaled $14 thousand.

Activity has grown steadily: 41 awards in 2022 to 99 in 2025, with 18 awards recorded in 2026 (through early April). Combined potential value sits at $12.8 million across 517 prime awards; 75 percent has been obligated ($9.7 million). Ten awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $646 thousand), representing modest recompete exposure. The top five parent IDCs by task order count total 17 orders, none generating more than $33 thousand in combined potential value, suggesting high-frequency, low-dollar procurement velocity typical of DLA component supply relationships. Award distribution reflects the vendor's core NAICS footprint: Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (155 awards), Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing (67), Printed Circuit Assembly Manufacturing (52), and Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (49). Product Service Code concentration centers on Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (117 awards), Oscillators and Piezoelectric Crystals (115), and Filters and Networks (112).

Lokos Electronics operates entirely as a prime contractor; the source reports zero subcontract awards. The company competes in full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside categories across purchase orders and IDCs but does not hold positions on government-wide vehicles, agency IDIQs, BPAs, or GSA Schedules visible in the source. Customer concentration is extreme: DLA represents the sole federal customer across all three named agencies. This vertical integration within a single customer relationship limits the vendor's federal addressable market and creates customer and contract portfolio risk mirrored in the modest recompete cliff and narrow technical scope spanning discrete electronic component manufacturing for military logistics.