New Yorker Electronics, Inc.

New Yorker Electronics, Inc., a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in Northvale, New Jersey, supplies resistors, capacitors, filters, connectors, and related electronic components to the federal government as a prime contractor, operating predominantly through full-and-open competition without set-aside designations—though a small number of awards carry Total Small Business or other set-aside flags.

The company's federal work concentrates almost entirely on the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, which accounts for 2,117 awards (92% of all prime contracts) and $17.5 million in combined potential value (63% of total portfolio). This extreme customer concentration reflects New Yorker Electronics' role as a qualified-products-list distributor supplying standardized electronic components to DLA's supply chain for Department of Defense depots across the United States and overseas. The next largest customer, Department of the Army Materiel Command TACOM Life Cycle Management Command, represents only six awards worth $333 thousand. Secondary customers include DLA Aviation, the Naval Sea Systems Command, and the Bureau of Prisons Federal Correctional Institution Phoenix, each placing far fewer orders.

The company's capability footprint is narrow and commodity-focused: New Yorker Electronics stocks and distributes military-qualified resistors (1,291 awards), capacitors (802 awards), filters and networks (44 awards), connectors (38 awards), and related discrete electronic components. Individual purchase orders typically range from under $500 to $60,000, with most carrying firm fixed-price terms. Representative recent prime work includes a $59.8 million fixed plastic capacitor order (July 2025, DLA Land and Maritime), an $87.4 million fixed metal capacitor order (July 2025, DLA Land and Maritime), a $45.75 million fixed plastic capacitor order (November 2025, DLA Land and Maritime), and a $28.6 million fixed metal capacitor order (December 2025, DLA Land and Maritime). The company also holds multiple single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each carrying a $350,000 ceiling, covering variable resistors, fixed capacitors, resistor networks, fixed wire resistors, and radio frequency filters—contracts designed to support 8–12 orders per year for qualified products list items.

Activity has grown substantially year over year, from 72 awards in 2022 to 208 in 2025, though 2026 figures are partial through mid-April. The recompete cliff shows 43 awards worth $340 thousand reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure given the vendor's high task-order volume and DLA's reliance on the qualified-products-list model.

On the subcontract side, New Yorker Electronics has worked under major defense primes including Lockheed Martin Sippican (capacitor supply for MK48 Mod 7 torpedo guidance, December 2023), L3Harris Technologies (RF module and capacitor fixtures, April 2024), HRL Laboratories (capacitors for electrically small receiver and transmitter development, October 2024), and Defense Systems and Solutions (materials for Air Force munitions test equipment prototyping, July 2025). These represent discrete component supply relationships rather than systems-integration roles.

The vendor's posture is that of a high-volume, low-margin electronic components distributor tightly integrated into DLA's logistics network. No IDIQs or GWACs appear in the parent vehicle structure; instead, work flows through single-award DLA Indefinite Delivery Contracts and direct purchase orders. The business model depends on maintaining qualified-products-list status and competitive pricing for standardized components—a position vulnerable to supply-chain disruptions but well-insulated from competitive repricing by the transactional, non-competitive nature of qualified-products-list procurement.

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