Peerless Electronics Inc.

Peerless Electronics Inc., a small business electronics components supplier headquartered in Hauppauge, New York, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) supplying defense-grade electrical and electronic components to federal defense and logistics agencies through single-award indefinite-delivery contracts. The company is a child of parent FDH Electronics, LLC, a for-profit entity, and competes on full-and-open contracts with no SBA set-asides beyond small business status.

Peerless Electronics delivers concrete component commodities: sensitive switches, toggle switches, circuit breakers, electromagnetic relays, light indicators, thermal relays, thermostatic switches, push switches, and related avionics components classified under NAICS 335313 (Switchgear and Switchboard Apparatus Manufacturing) and 335314 (Electronic Component Manufacturing), with PSC codes concentrated in electrical/electronic equipment components. Representative prime work includes a $328,888 Total Small Business toggle switch order from Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime awarded May 18, 2026; a $140,126.04 sensitive switch purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime awarded January 22, 2026; a $133,213.52 electric dummy load order from DLA Land and Maritime awarded February 4, 2026; and a $93,623.20 thermal relay order from DLA Land and Maritime awarded March 19, 2026. All work is performed at the company's manufacturing and distribution facility in Smithtown, New York, with delivery to DLA distribution centers worldwide (CONUS and OCONUS).

Customer concentration is extreme. The top five funding agencies account for 95% of awards by potential value, with Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime anchoring the footprint at 7,510 awards totaling $125.8 million in combined potential value and Defense Logistics Agency Aviation contributing 1,235 awards valued at $38.6 million. The remaining customer set—the Department of the Navy, the Department of the Army, and 30 other federal agencies—totals approximately $11 million across 149 awards. This concentration reflects Peerless Electronics' positioning as a supply-chain vendor for military inventory replenishment; 99% of the company's federal work flows through indefinite-delivery contracts issued by DLA's Land and Maritime and Aviation portfolios.

Peerless Electronics holds a portfolio of single-award indefinite-delivery vehicles with DLA, each carrying ceilings between $250,000 and $350,000. The source names five parent IDVs by contract number: SPM7MX13D0126 (46 task orders, $331 thousand combined potential value), SPE4A616D0005 (23 task orders, $1.7 million), SPM7MX12D0144 (23 task orders, $188 thousand), SPE4A621D5608 (24 task orders, $32 thousand), and SPE4A719D5488 (20 task orders, $29 thousand). The company operates under multiple single-award IDVs across both Land and Maritime and Aviation components, each dedicated to a specific NSN or component category and structured to allow rapid task order issuance as military inventory requirements emerge.

Activity has been steady over the past five years—565 awards in 2022, 565 in 2023, 632 in 2024, 488 in 2025, and 214 in 2026 (year to date through mid-July)—and reflects the cadence of DLA's component replenishment orders rather than growth or decline. The company faces a recompete cliff of 247 awards with combined potential value $5.8 million reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months; these represent the underlying task orders expiring under the IDV contracts, necessitating new single-award vehicle competitions.

Peerless Electronics operates as a sub on defense platforms through teaming with large primes. Named subcontracts include Raytheon Company work on CIWS (Close-In Weapon System) production FY24 push buttons and toggle switches (awarded July 14, 2026); The Boeing Company work on aerospace support PBL (Performance-Based Logistics) material and BFAS (Boeing Furnished Aircraft System) TDL (Test Data Link) production (awarded January 8 and January 5, 2026); and General Dynamics Mission Systems Inc. work on Common Weapons Launcher goods and services (awarded January 27, 2026). Sub work represents approximately 1% of the company's federal footprint by award count and serves as secondary revenue, with DLA prime contracts anchoring the business model.

The company's federal footprint spans 9,470 awards with combined potential value $175.2 million and combined obligated dollars $126.3 million (72% of potential value) over the period in the source data, stretching back to an initial award in August 2001. The component category concentration—3,738 awards in switches, 3,221 in circuit breakers, 687 in lighting fixtures, 529 in relays—mirrors DLA's inventory replenishment priorities and reflects Peerless Electronics' role as a high-velocity commodity supplier rather than a systems integrator or strategic technology vendor.

We are a CMMC Level 2 (C3PAO) Certified distributor of electronic components for military, aerospace, and industrial applications. We are an Authorized Distributor for all lines we carry and have 80+ years of experience in the industry. Our line card contains over 50 manufacturers including Honeywell, Sensata, Otto, Safran, Dialight and TE. We pride ourselves on excellent customer service and are committed to total customer satisfaction and meeting or exceeding industry quality standards. We have been a 100% employee-owned small business since 2012.