Netkomp, Inc.

Netkomp, Inc. Government Sales Division is a minority-owned, women-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Corona, California, that specializes in providing aerospace, electronic, and computer products to the United States Department of Defense. Registered in the System for Award Management since September 26, 2002, the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and maintains active status as a prime federal contractor. Netkomp serves as a strategic supplier to multiple divisions of the Defense Logistics Agency, leveraging its expertise in sourcing and delivering military-grade components and consumables that support global defense supply chain and logistics operations. The company's business model centers on fulfilling both individual purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts with various DLA components, positioning it as a reliable vendor for critical defense procurement requirements across the federal government.

Netkomp, Inc. has demonstrated substantial contracting activity with the Department of Defense, primarily through the Defense Logistics Agency, with awards spanning from August 2024 through October 2025. The company has received over 150 individual purchase orders and delivery orders for a diverse range of aerospace and electronic components, including battery storage units, circuit breakers, O-rings, fuses, fasteners, rivets, cable assemblies, switches, antennas, and specialized electronic equipment. Contract values have ranged from under $100 to over $108,000 for individual purchase orders, with several significant awards exceeding $80,000. Netkomp has received funding from three primary DLA divisions: DLA Aviation, DLA Land and Maritime, and DLA Construction and Equipment, with the majority of awards originating from DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Aviation. Among the notable larger awards were a $108,090.80 purchase order for battery storage units designated as a total small business set-aside, a $83,076.00 award for antenna adapters also set aside for small businesses, and a $74,906.40 contract for storage batteries. Additionally, Netkomp secured several set-aside designations throughout its contract history, including total small business set-asides and woman-owned small business set-asides, reflecting its strategic positioning within the federal procurement landscape. The company has consistently performed as a prime contractor on all awards, with no identified subcontracting relationships in the provided data, indicating direct fulfillment of contract requirements at its Corona, California facility.

Netkomp, Inc. currently holds nine active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency, establishing flexible procurement frameworks that enable DLA to issue multiple delivery orders for critical military-grade components. These IDCs, all valued at $250,000 each and uniformly designated as total small business set-asides, were awarded across a performance timeline extending from October 2024 through September 2028. The contracts cover distinct product categories including O-rings, circuit breakers, retainer packing components, tailpiece unions, cartridge fuses, access covers, power supplies, chain cable assemblies, and antenna-related components. Most IDCs specify one-year performance periods with estimated annual order quantities ranging from seven to twelve delivery orders, and guaranteed minimum quantities varying from one to 36 units per order cycle. All nine IDCs were awarded by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division except for one contract awarded by DLA Aviation with a completion date of September 18, 2028. The IDC structure provides DLA with streamlined procurement capability for routine component replenishment across both Continental United States and Outside Continental United States Department of Defense depots, with consolidated shipping and containerization utilized for international distribution. Through these flexible contract vehicles, Netkomp has already issued numerous delivery orders supporting DLA's mission to maintain adequate inventory of military-grade components essential to sustaining global defense operations and military readiness across the U.S. armed services.