North Erie Electronics Inc.

North Erie Electronics Inc., doing business as Western World Transformer, is a corporate entity registered in SAM.gov since 2001, specializing in manufacturing electrical and electronic components for the federal government. The company operates through its subsidiary, Omega Associates, Inc., a small business Subchapter S corporation that primarily serves the defense sector. North Erie Electronics focuses on producing critical electrical components such as power transformers, transformer assemblies, and power supplies, with a significant portion of its federal contract work directed toward supporting the Department of Defense's equipment and supply needs.

The company has consistently been awarded federal contracts by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime division, predominantly for electrical components with a focus on transformer and power supply products. These contracts have ranged in value from $9,685 to $96,850, with most awards utilizing small business set-aside provisions. Omega Associates, Inc. has delivered various electrical components including power transformers (NSN 5950009984076), transformer assemblies (NSN 5950006837407), and power supplies (NSN 6130003165509). The contracts typically involve firm fixed-price purchase orders with completion dates ranging from several months to a year, and deliveries are often made to DLA distribution facilities across different locations.

North Erie Electronics Inc. holds an indefinite delivery contract (IDV) with DLA Land and Maritime, awarded on November 13, 2020, with a potential ceiling value of $250,000 for power supply procurement. This single-award contract, which utilizes a total small business set-aside, has a one-year ordering period and has generated multiple delivery orders. The IDV has been used to award several firm fixed-price delivery orders for power supplies, with individual order values ranging from $14,760 to $33,210. These orders are typically for power supply delivery to Omega Associates' facility in Jupiter, Florida, and support the broader mission of equipping military forces and managing critical supply chains for the Department of Defense.