Mil-Stock Electronics, Inc.

Mil-Stock Electronics, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business and woman-owned small business based in Derby, Kansas, supplies standardized electrical connectors, backshells, receptacles, cable clamps, and related electronic components to the Defense Logistics Agency and U.S. Coast Guard as a prime contractor exclusively, with over 2,000 awards concentrated in DLA Land and Maritime delivery orders and single-award indefinite delivery contracts.

Mil-Stock Electronics operates as a for-profit corporation and holds both Veteran-Owned Small Business and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business certifications expiring July 21, 2028. The company's footprint is heavily skewed toward DLA Land and Maritime, which accounts for 1,807 of the vendor's 2,015 total awards and $30.5 million of the combined $32.8 million potential value across all work. The U.S. Coast Guard is a distant second customer with 89 awards totaling $1.4 million, followed by DLA Aviation (60 awards, $169 thousand), DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (19 awards, $420 thousand), and five other DLA sub-components or Army offices. Award concentration by category reflects the supply model: Electronic Connector Manufacturing dominates with 1,342 awards; Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing covers 309 awards; and top PSC coding shows 1,839 awards under Connectors, Electrical. The vendor competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-asides and total small business set-asides dominate the prime portfolio—rather than full-and-open competition.

Mil-Stock Electronics holds multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued at $250,000 to $350,000 ceiling with one-year base periods. Recent IDCs awarded in the past eighteen months include a $350,000 SDVOSB set-aside contract for electrical connectors (awarded February 2, 2026, completing February 2, 2027), a $350,000 SDVOSB set-aside contract for electrical covers (awarded January 15, 2026, completing January 15, 2027), and a $350,000 SDVOSB set-aside contract for electrical backshells (awarded November 4, 2025, completing November 4, 2026). Task orders issued against these vehicles average several hundred to a few thousand dollars per order, with firm fixed-price delivery orders to DLA depots and Coast Guard facilities. The vendor's award velocity has declined sharply: 250 awards in 2022, dropping to 115 in 2023, 36 in 2024, 41 in 2025, and 7 year-to-date in 2026 (through March 12). Only one award faces recompete within the next twenty-four months ($25 thousand potential value), suggesting minimal near-term contract cliff risk but reflecting a baseline low-activity posture.

Coast Guard awards represent Mil-Stock's secondary revenue stream and include higher-dollar purchase orders for backshells used on MH-60T helicopters, often under woman-owned small business set-asides. Representative Coast Guard orders include a $156,107 woman-owned small business purchase order for backshells issued February 8, 2024; a $72,308 woman-owned small business purchase order for backshells awarded December 8, 2023; and a $127,250 total small business purchase order for backshells awarded March 6, 2023. These orders carry firm fixed pricing and completion dates within four to eleven months of award. DLA Land and Maritime delivery orders against the vendor's established IDCs typically range from under $100 to $5,000 per order, with hundreds of micro-orders distributed across the vendor's contract year. The vendor holds no parent GWACs, blanket purchase agreements, or government-wide vehicles; all work flows through single-award DLA indefinite delivery contracts or spot purchases from the Coast Guard.

Mil-Stock Electronics has operated since at least 2002 (first award in source data) and demonstrates sustained engagement with DLA as a qualified supplier of military-specification electronic components. The vendor's presence across fourteen federal customer agencies is nominal; DLA Land and Maritime and the Coast Guard account for approximately 99% of combined potential value. The company manufactures and delivers from its Derby, Kansas facility and does not subcontract; all 2,015 awards are prime contracts. No teaming relationships, parent company ownership, or subsidiary arrangements are documented in the source. Recompete exposure is minimal in the near term, but the vendor's award trajectory—declining from 250 to 36 to 7 awards across 2022–2026—signals either market contraction, customer consolidation of suppliers, or loss of competitive positioning on DLA platforms.

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