Ohmco, Llc.

Ohmco, LLC, based in Dayton, Ohio, is a small disadvantaged business that manufactures and supplies specialized electronic test equipment and electrical components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor operating exclusively in full-and-open (non-set-aside) and Total Small Business set-aside categories. The company operates from facilities in Dayton and Kettering, Ohio, and has maintained a continuous federal contracting relationship since SAM.gov registration in August 2001.

Ohmco's federal portfolio centers on defense logistics and equipment maintenance, with concrete capability delivery spanning fixed attenuators, electric dummy loads, radio frequency switches, detecting elements, plug-in electrical units, wattmeters, test set subassemblies, cable assemblies, connector receptacles, and related electronic components classified under NAICS 334220 (Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing). Representative recent work includes a $145,700 purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime awarded November 2025 for 47 electric dummy load units to DLA Distribution San Joaquin with May 2026 completion; a $66,990 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime in June 2024 for electric dummy loads; and a $126,500 full-and-open purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime in August 2022 for electric dummy loads with May 2023 completion. Ohmco also holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded November 2025 by DLA Land and Maritime with a $350,000 ceiling for fixed attenuators and related electronic components, structured with approximately nine purchase orders anticipated annually and performance extending through November 2026.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular: DLA Land and Maritime accounts for 554 of 678 total awards (82%) and $5.2 million of the $11.6 million combined potential value across the portfolio. DLA Aviation contributes 29 awards worth $324 thousand, and the broader DLA organization (excluding Land and Maritime and Aviation) adds 55 awards worth $212 thousand. Together, DLA entities represent 96% of award count and the vast majority of dollar value. The vendor serves five additional agencies — the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (7 awards, $14 thousand), the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (2 awards, $158 thousand), DLA Troop Support Hardware (4 awards, $13 thousand), and the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command (1 award, $20 thousand) — but these remain peripheral to the core DLA Land and Maritime relationship.

Award trajectory shows volatility: 50 awards in 2022, declining to 22 in 2023, recovering to 31 in 2024, moderating to 26 in 2025, and 7 awards year-to-date through April 2026. Five awards with ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $71 thousand, representing moderate recompete exposure. The vehicle footprint is fragmented across multiple DLA-specific Indefinite Delivery Contracts, including SPM7MX07D7035 (10 task orders, $153 thousand), SP093505D7C53 (4 task orders), SPM7M110D5B14 (3 task orders, $18 thousand), and several others with two or fewer orders each. Ohmco operates exclusively as a prime contractor; no subcontract work appears in the recent award portfolio.

Ohmco's role is narrow and specialized: it supplies standardized electronic components, not systems integration, software, or services. Purchase order values cluster in the $1,000 to $27,000 range, with performance timelines typically three to nine months. The company maintains three active small business set-aside Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime (each valued at $250,000, awarded April 2022), which serve as the underlying vehicles for recurring orders. Set-aside usage is mixed — roughly 30–40% of orders carry Total Small Business designations, while the remainder compete full-and-open — reflecting both the vendor's small disadvantaged business status and DLA's procurement strategy for component replenishment. Obligated dollars represent 90% of combined potential value, indicating strong execution and payment velocity across the portfolio.