Oeco, LLC

Oeco, LLC Fire Safety And Power Systems Division, doing business as Pacific Scientific Oeco, manufactures specialized electrical components, transformers, power systems, and acoustic sensor equipment for defense and aerospace applications, operating primarily as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) across full-and-open federal procurements with no set-aside designations. The company is a subsidiary of Parker-Hannifin Corporation, headquartered in Portland, Oregon, and competes in the capacitor, resistor, coil, transformer, and inductor manufacturing space (NAICS 334416) as well as other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing. Oeco has been a registered federal contractor since 2001.

The Navy dominates Oeco's customer base by both volume and dollar value. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (31 awards, $2.5 million combined potential value) and the Department of the Navy Strategic Systems Programs (14 awards, $1.3 million combined potential value) together anchor Oeco's prime work, driven by a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with Naval Sea Systems Command valued at $2.2 million and running through September 2027 for manufacture of TR-333 hydrophone transformers supporting submarine-based strategic detection capabilities. Recent prime delivery orders under this IDC include a $172,259 firm fixed-price order issued January 30, 2026, for hydrophone transformers (ultimate completion December 23, 2026), a $138,394 order issued March 12, 2025, for 102 hydrophone transformers (March 31, 2026 completion), and a $65,126 order issued March 12, 2025, for 48 hydrophone transformers (March 31, 2026 completion). The U.S. Coast Guard represents Oeco's second-largest customer by potential value: two purchase orders totaling $2.3 million for MH-65 helicopter generator repairs and controls ($1.54 million for generator control repair issued April 3, 2024, with April 10, 2025 completion, and $731,000 for generator AC repair issued August 12, 2024, with May 15, 2025 completion). The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime places the highest number of orders (394 awards, $7 million combined potential value) but at substantially lower individual values, primarily sourcing coils, transformers, converters, and underwater sound equipment.

Oeco's top parent vehicles by task-order count are multiple long-standing Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency and Navy supply commands. Indefinite Delivery Contract N0010497GA760 carries 11 task orders; SP090004D0301 carries 10; and N0010489GA058 carries 9. A single award with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $172,000) faces recompete within that window.

Oeco subcontracts to major aerospace and defense primes, supplying electrical components and systems across missile, radar, helicopter, and ground-vehicle programs. It provides transformers and power systems to Raytheon on Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) production and Standard Missile (SM) series work; coil assemblies and microcoolers to DRS Network & Imaging Systems on second and third-generation Forward Looking Infrared (FLIR) programs; electrical arresters and materials to Boeing on platform-support logistics; power transformers and electronic components to BAE Systems on M109A7/M992A3 self-propelled howitzer production; generators and regulators to Bell Textron on AH-1Z helicopter Foreign Military Sales; potentiometer assemblies to Lockheed Martin on F-16 production for Bulgaria and Slovakia; and early-procurement materials to Science and Engineering Services on UAE logistics support. Oeco also acts as a sub-recipient on two federal grants from the National Center For Manufacturing Sciences under the Modular Electric Machines and Drives for Vehicle Sustainment Phase II program (award June 16, 2025) and Phase I (award April 16, 2024).

Activity has grown from 5 prime awards in 2022 to 30 in 2024, with 23 awarded in 2025 and 4 recorded through mid-2026. However, the combined potential value of recent awards ($18.2 million) is substantially lower than combined obligated dollars ($172.4 million across all historical awards), indicating mature program execution and supplier status on large, multi-year contracts rather than high-volume new-award acquisition.