New Yorker Electronics, Inc.

New Yorker Electronics, Inc., a Northvale, New Jersey-based franchised distributor, supplies fixed and variable resistors, capacitors, capacitor networks, radio frequency filters, and related passive electronic components to the Defense Logistics Agency and other federal defense agencies as a prime contractor, competing predominantly on full-and-open, non-set-aside purchase orders and indefinite-delivery contracts, with occasional Total Small Business set-aside awards.

The company operates almost exclusively as a qualified-products-list distributor fulfilling routine component procurement for the Defense Department's logistics supply chain. Its portfolio centers on military-specification resistors (fixed film, fixed wire, chip, and variable types), capacitors (fixed plastic, fixed metal, fixed electrolytic, fixed ceramic, and paper varieties), and resistor networks—components essential to military equipment maintenance and sustainment. Representative work includes a $59.8 thousand purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime in July 2025 for fixed plastic capacitors, a $87.4 thousand order in July 2025 for fixed metal capacitors, and a $48.96 thousand Total Small Business set-aside for radio frequency filters awarded in December 2025, all firm fixed-price orders with performance in Northvale, New Jersey. The company holds multiple single-award IDIQs with DLA Land and Maritime, each with $350 thousand ceilings and one-year terms or until ceiling is reached. Recent IDIQ awards include a February 2026 $350 thousand contract (Total Small Business set-aside) for fixed electrical capacitors (NSN 5910010972272), a March 2026 $350 thousand full-and-open IDIQ for mixed components, and a May 2026 $350 thousand Total Small Business contract for variable resistors, structured to support 8–12 orders annually with guaranteed minimum quantities.

Customer concentration is extreme and deliberate: the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates the portfolio with 2,140 awards carrying $18 million combined potential value—96% of all awards and 64% of combined potential value across the entire footprint. The top five customers account for 96 percent of awards. DLA Land and Maritime's near-total control reflects New Yorker Electronics' business model as a specialized supplier to a single customer agency's inventory management and distribution network. Secondary customers include the Defense Logistics Agency (aviation component, 25 awards, $177 thousand), the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (20 awards, $201 thousand), and the Department of the Army Materiel Command TACOM (6 awards, $333 thousand), but these represent marginal diversification. One Bureau of Prisons facility in Phoenix (14 awards, $209 thousand) represents the only civilian agency footprint of note.

Recent activity has accelerated: the company executed 209 awards in 2025—up from 85 in 2024 and 30 in 2023—reflecting increased tempo in small-dollar component orders. Combined potential value across all 2,322 awards stands at $28.1 million, with $13.8 million obligated to date (49% realization). The award pipeline is mature but shallow; 33 awards (combined potential value $157 thousand) reach completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure relative to the $18 million anchor with DLA Land and Maritime. The top parent vehicles are single-award IDIQs (30 task orders under IDIQ DJU4600003200, $366 thousand combined value), with no multi-award GWACs or GSA Schedules in the portfolio.

The company's subcontract footprint is minimal—only eight sub-awards total (less than 1% of portfolio), routed through Defense Systems and Solutions, HRL Laboratories LLC, L3Harris Technologies, and Lockheed Martin Sippican. Work performed includes materials and capacitor fixtures in support of Air Force munitions reprogramming, RF receiver/transmitter development, ADAP payload RF module modifications, and MK48 Mod 7 sonobuoy components. These sub relationships serve as secondary revenue channels but do not drive business volume.

New Yorker Electronics competes in a narrow, commoditized segment: passive electronic components, primarily for defense logistics distribution. The vendor holds no federal contract vehicles (GWACs, BPAs) of its own; all work flows through DLA single-award IDIQs structured for rapid, simplified acquisition. The company's sustainability rests on qualified-products-list qualification, delivery reliability to DLA depots (continental and overseas), and ability to service 8–12 orders annually per IDIQ at firm fixed prices. With no SBA set-aside designations recorded in the prime footprint (aside from occasional Total Small Business awards), the vendor competes as a full-and-open contractor, relying on specification compliance and incumbency rather than preferential procurement pathways. The business is recurring but low-margin, high-volume component distribution for a single customer agency.

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