Pico Electronics Inc.

Pico Electronics Inc., a Pelham, New York-based manufacturer of precision electronic components, supplies transformers, inductors, reactors, converters, and related power electronics to the federal government as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) competing almost entirely in full-and-open competition, with occasional awards under small business set-asides. Incorporated as a Subchapter S corporation and registered as a federal contractor since 2002, Pico operates as a for-profit manufacturer of goods with no formal SBA certifications but qualifies as a small business in federal procurement.

Pico's customer concentration centers on defense logistics and corrections. The top five funding agencies account for 72% of awards by count, led decisively by the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (303 awards, $2 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (74 awards, $2.1 million) and subordinate Bureau of Prisons facilities including Federal Medical Center Lexington (12 awards, $1.4 million) and Federal Correctional Institution Phoenix (8 awards, $648 thousand). When ranked by potential value rather than award count, the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office anchors the portfolio at $2.2 million across 11 awards—a single-award indefinite delivery contract for $913,950 spanning January 2024 through December 2026 for electronic components and transformers, with place of performance in Phoenix, Arizona. DLA Land and Maritime, despite the highest award frequency, contributes $2 million across numerous small purchase orders and smaller IDCs. Representative prime work includes a $231,534 delivery order from Federal Correctional Institution Phoenix awarded January 1, 2024, for TRF0024 transformers (ultimate completion January 5, 2025); a $7,810.18 firm fixed-price purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime awarded November 19, 2025, for audio frequency transformer NSN 8511766328 (completion February 17, 2026); and a $173,198.55 purchase order from Federal Correctional Institution Phoenix awarded October 3, 2023, for electronic components and raw materials (completion November 28, 2023). Most awards are individually modest purchase orders under $10,000, reflecting DLA's fragmented component supply strategy across depots worldwide.

Pico's award portfolio rests on five major indefinite delivery vehicles. Indefinite Delivery Contract DJU4600002060 with the Department of Justice carries 30 task orders and $7.1 million in combined potential value; IDC DJU4600002912 carries 20 task orders and $2.9 million; IDC 4600000749 carries 39 task orders and $866 thousand; IDC DJU4600001691 carries 20 task orders and $1.5 million; and IDC 4600000020 carries 13 task orders. These are single-award and multiple-award DLA and Bureau of Prisons vehicles, not GWACs or government-wide schedules. Pico does not hold seats on GSA Schedules, Alliant, OASIS+, or other multi-agency vehicles visible in the source.

Activity has remained flat year over year at 18 to 28 awards annually across 2022–2025, with only 4 awards issued in 2026 year-to-date (a sparse calendar artifact given the June 15, 2026 source date). Recent completions are concentrated in the first half of 2026, with ultimate completion dates ranging from January to June 2026 across multiple DLA purchase orders, creating moderate recompete pressure on the DLA side beginning in mid-2026. The larger Bureau of Prisons IDC does not face recompete until December 2026.

In its subcontractor role, Pico supplies transformers, reactors, and inductors to Raytheon Company on Advanced Medium Range Air-to-Air Missile (AMRAAM) lots (October 2025 and October 2024 awards) and to Lockheed Martin Corporation on Hellfire II and Joint Air to Surface Standoff Missile programs (most recent sub-award January 2025, earlier awards in 2023–2024). Subcontract work is minimal (seven sub-awards in the 610-award portfolio) and represents engineering labor and component supply to major defense primes rather than a material revenue stream.

Capability portfolio is tightly bounded. The top NAICS categories—Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing (308 awards) and Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing (67 awards)—account for the overwhelming majority of awards. The top PSC code is Coils and Transformers (514 awards of 610 total). Pico manufactures and supplies these components to support DLA's global supply chain for defense depots worldwide (CONUS and OCONUS locations named in IDC statements) and to correctional facilities operated by the Bureau of Prisons. The company has established itself as a reliable small-lot supplier of military-specification electronic components, with experience delivering to major defense contractors Lockheed Martin and Raytheon.

Pico continues to push the envelope, in both high voltage and miniaturization. Which is why our DC converters, transformers and inductors can be found everywhere from single-engine aircraft to the Mars Sojourner mission. As always, for miniature size and maximized reliability, Pico goes above and beyond for your requirements.