Omicron Electronics Corp USA

Omicron Electronics Corp USA, a foreign-owned for-profit corporation based in Houston, Texas, manufactures and services specialized electrical test and measurement equipment for federal infrastructure agencies as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards), competing exclusively full-and-open with no set-aside designations. The company holds primary NAICS 333995 (Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals) and PSC 46 60 (Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments), with 131 awards spanning 27 years of federal work and combined potential value of $9.1 million across 15 customer agencies.

Omicron's customer concentration is highly specialized and geographic. The Department of the Interior's Bureau of Reclamation dominates both award count and dollars (50 awards, $3.7 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of Energy's Western Area Power Administration (34 awards, $3.6 million). The two rankings align — Reclamation and WAPA together account for 79% of recent awards and 93% of combined potential value — reflecting Omicron's entrenched position serving water resource and hydroelectric power infrastructure. The Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command (13 awards, $685 thousand), the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers (6 awards across multiple districts, $451 thousand), and the Department of Energy (4 awards) round out active customers.

Omicron's product and service portfolio centers on proprietary electrical testing equipment and calibration services. Representative recent awards include a $358.7 thousand Reclamation purchase order (September 2025) for partial discharge test equipment (MPD800, Montesto monitoring, and CMC 430 test and calibration units), a $195.2 thousand Reclamation order (September 2025) for electrical test and measurement equipment and services, and a $98.4 thousand Reclamation calibration services contract (September 2025, completion August 2028) for specialized test equipment servicing. Earlier work includes a $531.6 thousand Reclamation order (August 2024) for an online partial discharge generator monitoring system with training and commissioning, and a $208.9 thousand Western Area Power Administration purchase order (November 2021) for CMC RELAYSIM test and hardware/software upgrades. Omicron also delivers current transformer analyzers, relay test sets, and repair and inspection services across federal water, power, and Navy engineering sites.

Omicron holds a single-award blanket purchase agreement with Western Area Power Administration (February 2024 through January 2029, $250 thousand ceiling) for repair and inspection services on Omicron-branded equipment across the Rocky Mountain Region. The agreement reflects WAPA's reliance on Omicron's proprietary servicing expertise and ensures continued availability of critical electrical testing capabilities for federal power grid infrastructure. Recent task orders under this BPA include a May 2024 order ($11 thousand) for inspection, repair, and recalibration of three 256Plus units and a November 2023 order ($4.04 thousand) for CMC 356 repair and inspection in Huron, South Dakota. Omicron also places work under a Navy indefinite delivery contract (N6449818D4011), with two documented task orders for electrical power monitoring system evaluation and maintenance.

Activity has remained flat year over year, with 7 awards in 2022 declining to 1 award in 2026 (through April), and one award totaling $195 thousand reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months. Omicron subcontracts to Life Cycle Engineering Inc., providing highly specialized electrical and electronics test equipment support (two sub-awards, April 2022). The vendor's federal footprint rests on long-standing relationships with civilian infrastructure agencies rather than broad-based DoD or IT modernization work; nearly 79% of awards cluster with Reclamation and Western Area Power Administration, reflecting Omicron's specialization in hydroelectric and power grid testing equipment and services rather than diversification into other federal mission areas.