Nassau Electrical Supply Corp

Nassau Electrical Supply Corp, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Great Neck, New York, supplies electrical components, hardware, and specialized cable assemblies to federal energy and defense customers exclusively as a prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders under Total Small Business set-asides. The vendor operates a narrowly focused procurement footprint of six federal awards totaling $330 thousand, all structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders with performance completion between April 2025 and January 2027.

The vendor's customer base spans two federal departments across five distinct contracting commands. The Department of Energy Western Area Power Administration accounts for two awards valued at $171 thousand combined, primarily for anchor replacements and hardware tightening dampers supporting power administration operations in Pierre, South Dakota. The Department of the Navy represents four awards valued at $159 thousand, split among the United States Pacific Fleet Forces ($106.9 thousand for a signal generator), Naval Air Warfare Center ($36.6 thousand for 3,220 continuous feet of electrical cable), Naval Sea Systems Command ($15.1 thousand for a 15,000-volt three-conductor cable), and Naval Supply Systems Command (external batteries, dollar value not disclosed). Award timing clusters in two tranches: four awards between April and September 2025, followed by two awards in 2026 (April and September).

Nassau Electrical Supply Corp's NAICS and PSC footprint reflects commodity-grade procurement across electrical hardware, wiring devices, batteries, and measurement instruments. Representative work includes a $151.2 thousand firm fixed-price order for DN-CS hardware tightening dampers under WAPA (ultimate completion January 2026), a $106.9 thousand expedited purchase order for a signal generator under Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime procurement standards (December 2025), and a $36.6 thousand order for continuous electrical cable under the Naval Air Warfare Center SIMACQ vehicle (October 2025). All awards carry Section 889 compliance and DFARS security assessment requirements where applicable. Only one award (the WAPA anchor replacement order, $20.3 thousand) completes within the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure.

The vendor operates with no subcontract footprint, no parent vehicles, and no presence on government-wide acquisition contracts or blanket purchase agreements — all six awards originated from standalone Total Small Business set-aside purchase orders issued by individual contracting offices. This highly transactional, order-by-order posture reflects a small business supplier model centered on rapid fulfillment of off-the-shelf and catalog electrical commodities rather than incumbency on framework vehicles or multi-year platforms.