M-Tron Components, Inc.

M-Tron Components, Inc., a veteran-owned small business based in Ronkonkoma, New York, supplies discrete electronic components—resistors, capacitors, switches, connectors, and related parts—to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders, with 99% of recent awards structured as prime contracts and minimal subcontract exposure.

The company operates almost exclusively within the Defense Logistics Agency ecosystem, with 5,114 of 6,225 total awards (82% of award count) flowing through DLA Land and Maritime, generating $20.4 million of the combined portfolio's $23.6 million potential value. DLA Aviation accounts for a secondary customer stream of 699 awards ($1.7 million), with DLA Troop Support and other DLA sub-commands rounding out the remaining customer base—a concentration that reflects M-Tron's role as an authorized DLA distributor rather than broad federal market penetration. The two customer rankings align; DLA Land and Maritime dominates both volume and dollar magnitude.

M-Tron holds three Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA valued at $250,000 each: a thermostatic switch contract (4610119900, Total Small Business set-aside, completion date March 20, 2026); a terminal board contract (4610118667, Total Small Business set-aside, completion date February 19, 2026); and a third IDC covering lamp cartridges. Beyond those IDCs, M-Tron's prime footprint consists almost entirely of discrete purchase orders—typically in the $1,000 to $10,000 range—for individual component types sourced to DLA depots. Representative recent awards include a $55,404 Total Small Business set-aside push-switch order (December 18, 2025), a $33,510 retinal-plate order (November 4, 2025), and a $23,682 toggle-switch order (July 23, 2025) from DLA Land and Maritime, all firm fixed-price, no-set-aside unless otherwise marked.

Award volume has contracted sharply: 750 awards in 2022 declining to 34 through April 2026, suggesting either portfolio rationalization or a shift in DLA procurement patterns toward consolidation. Seventeen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $102,000—a modest recompete exposure given the transactional nature of individual purchase orders.

M-Tron's subcontract footprint is minimal (1% of awards, 36 total). Named prime relationships include DRS Sustainment Systems, Inc. (electrical boxes, electronic connectors, and cable-adapter components on tank-trailer and power-distribution orders) and Lockheed Martin Corp (C-130J aircraft switch components). These subs are incidental to M-Tron's core business model, which is franchised component distribution to DLA rather than prime integration.

The company's capability portfolio is narrowly defined by its award history: M-Tron functions as a reseller and small-lot supplier of military-specification discrete components—resistors, capacitors, switches (rotary, toggle, push, thermostatic, pressure-sensitive), connectors, terminal boards, lamps, and related parts—sourced to replace or augment DLA inventory across maritime, aviation, and ground-based defense equipment platforms. The company does not appear to manufacture; rather, it acts as an authorized distributor of third-party components meeting military National Stock Numbers. NAICS concentration reflects this: Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing (2,663 awards); Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (720); and Electronic Connector Manufacturing (389), though these counts likely reflect the component types purchased rather than M-Tron's own manufacturing capability.

M-Tron competes full-and-open on most awards and on a Total Small Business set-aside basis on its three IDCs, leveraging its veteran-owned small business status. The company maintains no recorded parent vehicles (GWACs, GSA Schedules, or agency-wide IDIQs) in the source; all work flows through direct DLA purchase orders or the three named IDCs.

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