Lynn Electronics LLC

Lynn Electronics LLC, a small business manufacturer based in Wilton Manors, Florida, supplies specialized defense components and fasteners to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurement with recurring Total Small Business set-aside awards across its portfolio. The company is a limited liability corporation with no named SBA designations beyond small business status; recent awards span delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts ranging from a few hundred dollars to several hundred thousand dollars, with work performed at facilities in Florida, Pennsylvania, and Indiana.

Lynn Electronics' federal footprint is heavily concentrated in defense-logistics component supply. The company manufactures electrical leads, quick release pins, cable assemblies, connectors, fasteners, gaskets, O-rings, batteries, filters, housings, vibrator isolators, bearing sleeves, bushings, bushings, fuel metering pumps, compressed cylinders, drag link-tie rod assemblies, and miscellaneous mechanical and electrical hardware for aviation, maritime, and land-based military systems. Representative recent work includes a $17,675 delivery order from DLA Aviation in January 2026 for a fuel metering pump (delivered against an IDC); a $27,480 delivery order from DLA Aviation in November 2025 for housing vibrator isolators; a $299,621 delivery order from DLA Aviation in March 2023 for cable assemblies; and a $68,694 Total Small Business purchase order from the U.S. Marine Corps in November 2022 for electronic housings.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. DLA Land and Maritime dominates the portfolio with 34,520 awards (99% coverage of the top five customers) and $148.5 million in combined potential value, followed by DLA Aviation with 13,202 awards and $81 million, DLA Troop Support Hardware with 15,428 awards and $18.6 million, DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment with 5,421 awards and $17.8 million, and Army Materiel Command Detroit Arsenal with 104 awards and $14 million. The dollar concentration is less acute but still DLA-dominated: DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation together represent approximately 57% of combined potential value across all awards.

Lynn Electronics holds three primary indefinite delivery contracts with DLA: a $250,000 single-award IDC with DLA Aviation for electrical leads and quick release pins (awarded October 19, 2022, completion October 23, 2027, designated Total Small Business); a $250,000 single-award IDC with DLA Aviation for quick release pins (awarded September 16, 2022, completion September 15, 2027, no set-aside); and additional $250,000 vehicles with DLA Land and Maritime for piston ring sets and related components, extending through 2027. Recent delivery orders are issued against these IDCs on an as-needed basis, with the top parent vehicles (SPE7L121D5138, SPE7L716D5033, SPE3SE18D5258) carrying 162, 91, and 85 task orders respectively. The company also subcontracts to Leidos on a procurement goods and services vehicle active from February 2020 through September 2026.

Activity has contracted sharply. The source data shows 4,446 awards in 2022, then dropped to 109 in 2023, 18 in 2024, 11 in 2025, and only 2 in 2026 year-to-date through March 19. Combined potential value across all 69,884 awards is $493 million with $200.1 million obligated (41% realization rate). The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award with a combined potential value of $380 faces completion, indicating most of the existing IDCs and delivery orders extend well beyond that window through 2027 and beyond.

Lynn Electronics' NAICS profile skews toward miscellaneous manufacturing (7,941 awards), fasteners (6,678 awards), and gaskets and sealing devices (6,023 awards). Its PSC concentration reflects the same: hardware commercial (12,134 awards), packing and gasket materials (5,091 awards), and O-rings (2,863 awards). The vendor operates as a pure manufacturer-to-DLA supplier with no visible role as a major systems integrator, prime on larger programs, or player outside the defense-logistics supply chain.