Precision Devices, Inc.

Precision Devices, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer based in Middleton, Wisconsin, supplies oscillators, crystal components, quartz units, and electronic filters to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) and select Army commands as a prime contractor on firm-fixed-price purchase orders, with no set-aside designation across its recent federal footprint.

Precision Devices operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) on small-dollar transactional purchases rather than on master contracts or vehicle task orders. The vendor's federal customer base is heavily concentrated with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, which accounts for 195 of 234 awards (95% of award count) and $2.8 million of the $3.4 million combined potential value across all awards. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command and smaller DLA sub-organizations (DLA Aviation, DLA without region specification) round out the active set. No competing customer drives meaningful revenue share; DLALAND drives 82% of combined potential value.

Precision Devices' capability portfolio centers on electronic component manufacturing. Top NAICS categories are Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (75 awards) and Bare Printed Circuit Board Manufacturing (57 awards). Product-specific concentration is stark: oscillators and piezoelectric crystals account for 133 of 234 awards, and filters and networks for 84. Recent representative work includes a $3,125 purchase order from DLALAND for oscillator crystal components (February 2026), a $3,500 quartz crystal unit order (March 2024), and a $5,000 oscillator crystal unit order (December 2022). The vendor has worked with DLALAND since at least 2002, with individual award values typically below $10,000 and a historical range extending to $23,200.

Precision Devices places task orders under five DLA indefinite delivery contracts, with the largest vehicle (SPM7M508D7038) carrying 11 task orders and $131 thousand combined potential value. Award activity is episodic rather than steady — two awards in 2020, four in 2021, two in 2022, one in 2024, and one in 2026 — reflecting transactional supply patterns rather than program-of-record growth. The vendor carries no subcontract footprint and has never served as a sub-awardee.