Resion LLC

Resion LLC, a Lakeland, Florida-based for-profit electronic components manufacturer, supplies semiconductors, microcircuits, transistors, connectors, and related replacement parts to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on thousands of small-dollar purchase orders and blanket purchase agreement task orders, with 97% of recent awards at the prime level and mixed set-aside posture across full-and-open and Total Small Business designations.

Resion is a small business with no stated SBA certifications beyond its size classification; it competes in both set-aside and full-and-open categories, though roughly one-third of recent prime awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations. The company has been registered in the System for Award Management since 2003 and specializes in electronic components manufacturing under primary NAICS 334413 (Semiconductor and Related Device Manufacturing), with secondary capability in electronic connector and capacitor manufacturing (NAICS 334417, 334416). Core work product consists of microcircuits (digital, linear, memory, hybrid), semiconductor devices (transistors, rectifiers, diodes), connectors, capacitors, and cable assemblies supporting military platforms and sustainment.

Resion's customer base is heavily concentrated in Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, which accounts for 1,657 awards (69% of the recent award count) and $11 million in combined potential value. The second-largest customer by dollar volume is the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center, which funded a $8.7 million portfolio of five awards. DLA Aviation accounts for 304 awards ($2.2 million), and Army Materiel Command Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal for 83 awards ($2 million). Together, these four customers account for 89% of award count and 76% of combined potential value. The concentration is steep: DLA Land and Maritime alone represents over two-thirds of all awards, but by dollar volume the ranking shifts—Army Acquisition Support Center (likely supporting ammunition or missile programs) and Army Security Assistance Command (Foreign Military Sales spare parts) hold comparably large dollar pools on smaller order counts.

Resion holds two named Indefinite Delivery Vehicles at the prime level: a $3 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Army for spare parts supporting SNAP Foreign Military Sales programs (awarded September 2023, completion September 2026); and a $400,000 single-award total small business set-aside BPA with Army Materiel Command Contracting Command at Redstone Arsenal for hardware components supporting Terminal High Altitude Area Defense cooling equipment at Letterkenny Army Depot (running through July 2028). A $350,000 single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded January 2026, completion January 2027) represents a recent vehicle addition. Beyond named IDVs, Resion operates under several smaller Army blanket purchase agreements tied to specific programs—the Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicle cable and harness program at Letterkenny, for example—and receives task orders against existing Navy BPAs (N0017413A0007, $486 thousand potential value across 11 task orders). The top parent vehicles by task order count are the Army AMPV and FMS BPAs, followed by DLA standing purchase order authority.

Representative prime work includes a $45.25 thousand DLA Land and Maritime purchase order for digital microcircuits (April 2025, completion September 2025), a $38.2 thousand total small business set-aside order for linear microcircuits from DLA (June 2025, completion February 2026), a $23.85 thousand total small business set-aside order for semiconductor devices (May 2025, completion August 2025), and sustained micro-orders for transistors, memory microcircuits, and rectifiers ranging from under $500 to $15,000 across both set-aside and full-and-open categories. The awards reflect Resion's role as a stocking distributor and supply-chain node: the company receives frequent small orders for individual electronic components or small quantities, supporting defense agency inventory replenishment and platform sustainment rather than large program integration.

In its subcontractor role (3% of awards), Resion supplies electronic components and production hardware to Southwest Research Institute on F-16 avionics and RFC/SIU program work (ceramic capacitors and electronic kits for assembly, multiple awards January–May 2026) and to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation on deployed systems support and underwater launcher initiatives involving analytical laboratory instrument and industrial valve manufacturing (September 2025 and July 2025 awards). The sub work is minimal in volume and dollar value relative to the prime portfolio.

Activity has grown steadily: 74 awards in 2022, 134 in 2023, 266 in 2024, 223 in 2025, and 41 in the first five months of 2026 (on track for over 100 annualized). Combined potential value across all 2,403 awards is $42.4 million; $33 million (78%) has been obligated. Fourteen awards face completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying $428 thousand in combined potential value—a modest recompete exposure relative to the scale of ongoing DLA and Army purchase order flow. Resion's footprint is characterized by high transaction volume (2,403 awards over twenty years), low per-order value (median in hundreds to low thousands of dollars), and deep reliance on standing purchase order relationships with DLA Land and Maritime and Army supply chains. The company operates as a pre-qualified vendor and spare-parts distributor within the federal defense electronics supply base, with recurring orders across military air defense (THAAD), aviation platforms, ammunition, and foreign military sales sustainment programs.