Sherburn Electronics Inc.

Sherburn Electronics Inc., a veteran-owned, Hispanic American-owned non-profit corporation based in Hauppauge, New York, supplies electromagnet relays, power transformers, switches, and other electronic components to the Department of Defense and Navy as a prime contractor (65% of awards) and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open solicitations without set-aside designations, though it holds Total Small Business set-aside awards from the Defense Logistics Agency.

Sherburn's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward logistics and naval procurement. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates the award count at 248 purchase orders representing $3.1 million in combined potential value — roughly 51% of Sherburn's total prime portfolio. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (53 awards, $1.5 million) and Naval Air Systems Command (48 awards, $663 thousand) rank second and third, together accounting for roughly 18% of awards by count. These five top-tier customers cover 72% of all awards and 93% of combined potential value. The concentration by funding agency tracks tightly with concentration by dollar value, indicating steady demand across the customer base rather than a few high-value outliers.

Sherburn's capability footprint centers on electronic component distribution and supply. Primary NAICS categories are Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (126 awards) and related transformer and capacitor manufacturing (45 awards); PSC codes track to relays and solenoids (241 awards), resistors (46 awards), and switches (28 awards). Recent prime awards from DLA Land and Maritime include $76.8 million for 80 electromagnet relays (total small business set-aside, November 2023), $64.7 million for 65 electromagnetic relays (May 2023), and $61.4 million for 64 electromagnet relays (also total small business, November 2023). A $45 thousand power transformer purchase order (November 2025) and a $35.3 thousand accelerometer order from DLA Aviation (September 2023) illustrate the breadth of component types Sherburn supplies. The vendor maintains two active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued at $250 thousand, for magnetic contactors and variable resistors, enabling rapid task-order placement on frequently ordered items.

Sherburn's subcontractor footprint includes relationships with Boeing, Northrop Grumman, Sikorsky Aircraft, Lockheed Martin, Electric Boat, and Huntington Ingalls on major weapon systems and aerospace platforms. Recent sub awards span Apache AH-64E helicopter production (Boeing, July 2026), Combat Rescue Helicopter development (Sikorsky, multiple awards through 2025), DDG 51 destroyer construction relay communication systems (Huntington Ingalls, September 2025), and Ground-Based Strategic Deterrent engineering (Northrop Grumman, October 2025 and earlier). Sherburn supplies component-level parts — transistors, relays, fasteners, and instrument components — rather than integrated systems or services.

Activity has grown sharply: 15 awards in 2022 to 97 in 2025, though the 2026 count (7 awards as of mid-July) reflects year-to-date data. The vendor holds seats on Advanced Technology Support Program IV (9 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract N6893623D0001 (9 task orders), and IDC N0016415DGS38 (6 task orders, $701 thousand combined potential value). Place of performance spans Sherburn's facility in Smithtown and Hauppauge, New York, with DLA distribution facilities and defense prime contractor plants receiving delivery. A note on data completeness: combined dollars obligated ($22.4 million) substantially exceed combined potential value ($6.1 million), a pattern typical when a vendor records multiple invoicing events against smaller ceiling values — the dollars-obligated figure is the more reliable proxy for recent transaction volume.