Olympic Controls Corp

Olympic Controls Corp, doing business as Amperite CO., a small business manufacturer headquartered in Bartlett, Illinois, supplies customized electrical and mechanical components—primarily electric fuel pumps, electromagnet relays, switches, seals, and gaskets—to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) and subcontractor on major defense platforms. The company competes predominantly full-and-open; while it has received occasional Total Small Business set-aside awards, the majority of its prime footprint carries no set-aside designation.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, which accounts for 500 of 645 total awards and $16.6 million of the $33.5 million combined potential value across the portfolio—92% of recent awards by volume and 66% of combined potential value. The next largest customer is the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command with 17 awards valued at $4.6 million, followed by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal (9 awards, $690 thousand). Performance is located in Ontarioville, Illinois, with administrative oversight nominally at the Bartlett headquarters.

Olympic Controls operates almost exclusively through single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime. The top five parent vehicles include five separate IDCs, each with $250,000 ceilings, issued between 2021 and 2025 and spanning one-year performance periods. Recent examples include an IDC awarded October 16, 2025 (ceiling $250,000, ultimate completion October 16, 2026) for electric fuel pumps under NSN 2910011766519 with an estimated 9 orders per year; a Total Small Business set-aside IDC awarded September 9, 2025 (ceiling $250,000) for electric fuel pumps under NSN 2910011650656; and a multi-year IDC awarded January 25, 2024 (ceiling $1.24 million, ultimate completion January 24, 2029) for electric fuel pumps under NSN 4610108375. Against the largest vehicle, seven delivery orders totaling approximately $958 thousand have been issued between February 2024 and July 2025. Award frequency and volume have declined: 50 awards in 2022 to 11 in 2026 year-to-date, reflecting the vendor's shift toward fewer, larger IDC vehicles.

Olympic Controls' capability portfolio aligns precisely with DLA Land and Maritime's fuel system and electrical component requirements. Concrete representative work includes a $246.5 million delivery order for electric fuel pumps (April 2024, DLA Land and Maritime, IDC vehicle), a $180.3 million delivery order for electric fuel pumps (March 2025, DLA Land and Maritime), a $135.5 million purchase order for fuel metering pumps under Total Small Business set-aside (September 2025, DLA Land and Maritime), a $124.1 million purchase order for fuel metering pumps under Total Small Business set-aside (May 2025, DLA Land and Maritime), and a $111.9 million purchase order for electric fuel pumps (January 2025, DLA Land and Maritime). Smaller-value offerings include push switches, toggle switches, access covers, terminal assemblies, and lead-wire seals, all supporting the DLA's distribution network to CONUS and OCONUS depots.

In its subcontractor role, Olympic Controls supplies relays and switches to Lockheed Martin on high-mobility artillery rocket system (HIMARS) platforms (six sub awards, 2024), BAE Systems on armored multi-purpose vehicle (AMPV) procurement (one sub award, 2024), Raytheon on tube-launched optically tracked wireless-guided missile procurement (one sub award, 2025), and Astrion Group on a relay sub-award (2023). Subcontract work represents less than 1% of recent award volume.

No contracts completed or expiring within the next twenty-four months carry recompete exposure; nearly all active work sits on one-year renewable IDCs. The vendor's award velocity and dollar concentration on a single customer reflect a narrow, stable footprint dependent on DLA Land and Maritime sustainment procurement cycles and recurring fuel system component demand across military depots. Anecdotal reference in several summaries mentions prior subcontract work with Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems, but the source names only active recent sub awards listed above.

DIESEL ELECTRIC FUEL PUMPS, FUEL PUMPS, TELEPHONE TYPE RELAYS, COIL WINDING, T-BAR RELAYS AND SWITCHES