Secure Components, LLC

Secure Components, LLC, a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business based in East Norriton, Pennsylvania, supplies aviation spare parts and electronic components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (99% of awards) and subcontractor to Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems. The company operates as a for-profit limited liability partnership and holds AS9120 and AS6081 quality certifications for aerospace and defense applications.

Secure Components' federal footprint concentrates overwhelmingly on DLA Aviation. Of 3,238 awards spanning 2008 through mid-2026, DLA Aviation accounts for 2,282 awards (70% of volume) worth $26.3 million in combined potential value—roughly 72% of the company's total federal revenue base. Secondary customers by dollar volume include the Navy Military Sealift Command ($2.6 million across 18 awards), DLA Land and Maritime ($1.5 million, 108 awards), Air Force Sustainment Center ($1.2 million, 262 awards), and US Coast Guard ($786 thousand, 94 awards). Together these five agencies represent 89% of combined potential value and 90% of award count. Activity has remained steady: 84 awards in 2022, 71 in 2023, 97 in 2024, 82 in 2025, and 17 in the first quarter of 2026, suggesting annual throughput in the $6 million to $8 million range across recent fiscal years. Obligated dollars track at $32.9 million against $36.5 million potential value (90% realization), indicating mature execution and drawdown on existing vehicles.

Secure Components delivers firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders for aircraft fasteners, bearings, seals, valves, hydraulic components, electrical assemblies, structural elements, and miscellaneous aviation hardware. Recurring procurement categories span airframe structural components (349 awards), bolts (192 awards), nuts and washers (139 awards), commercial hardware (125 awards), and packing/gasket materials (121 awards). Representative prime awards include a $425 thousand Air Force Sustainment Center definitive contract (March 2024) for TH-1H surplus oil cooler fan assemblies; a $249.6 thousand DLA Aviation purchase order (May 2024) for duct assembly bleed components; a $196 thousand contract (June 2024) for ball bearings; and a $183 thousand DLA Aviation small-business-set-aside order (March 2026) for pressure transmitters. Most recent prime awards cluster in the $2 thousand to $50 thousand range per order, reflecting DLA Aviation's transactional purchasing model for logistics replenishment.

The company holds two significant small-business-set-aside Indefinite Delivery Contracts: a $250 thousand single-award IDC with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded September 2022, ultimate completion September 2023) for retaining bands, and a $201.8 thousand single-award IDC with Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal (awarded January 2022, completion through January 2027) for 19-inch hinges. The Army contract has generated four delivery orders totaling approximately $125 thousand as of November 2024, with the most recent order ($33.3 thousand) awarded November 2024 for March 2025 completion. Beyond these parent IDCs, the vendor sits on five additional named contract vehicles listed in top-parent-vehicles, though award density on those vehicles remains modest (4 to 11 task orders per vehicle, $47 thousand to $477 thousand combined value per vehicle).

In its subcontractor role, Secure Components supplies screened microcircuits (SN55325) and solid-state relay components to Lockheed Martin Sippican and Lockheed Martin Corporation for MK48 MOD 7 guidance and control (G&C) section work (recurring awards November 2024, October 2024, September 2024, August 2024, and earlier in 2024), and provides multiplexer components to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services for the TD-1456/VRC platform (February 2024). Sub-award activity is spare (20 awards, 1% of total volume) and centers on electronics and microcircuits rather than the mechanical fasteners and aviation hardware that dominate the prime portfolio.

Secure Components competes predominantly full-and-open on DLA Aviation purchase orders and delivery orders, with no set-aside designation on the vast majority of awards in the recent snapshot. Two exceptions appear in the source: a Total Small Business set-aside $47.9 thousand drain valve assembly order from DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (July 2024) and a $13.5 thousand Total Small Business tapered threaded pins order from DLA Aviation (April 2025). The company's SBA small disadvantaged business certification and minority-owned status are consistently noted in award summaries but rarely invoked as set-asides—positioning it as a competitive full-and-open supplier despite eligibility for reserved procurement channels. Obligated revenue ($32.9 million) against 3,238 awards yields an average award value of approximately $10 thousand, consistent with DLA Aviation's high-frequency, low-value transactional posture for spare parts logistics.

Secure Components protects the Defense and Aerospace Industry and other high reliability supply chain systems,by increasing readiness, reliability and decreasing equipment downtime, by providing our customers with authentic product in a timely manner.