Sora Power Inc.

Sora Power Inc., a minority-owned, subcontinent Asian American-owned for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Corona, California, manufactures and repairs specialized electronic components for federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The vendor is a Department of Transportation-certified disadvantaged business enterprise and competes across both total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements, with set-asides characterizing roughly 30–40% of the recent award volume.

Sora Power's capability portfolio centers on the design, manufacture, and repair of precision electronic components including fixed capacitors (plastic and mica), radio frequency filters, power transformers, pulse transformers, reactor-transformers, and specialized circuit card assemblies and power supply subassemblies. The vendor also performs repair services on pulse forming networks, magnetron frequency controllers, and other field-return electronic equipment to military specifications including MIL-STD-130 and MIL-STD-2073. Recent representative work includes a $350,000 single-award indefinite delivery contract from the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (awarded January 21, 2026) for fixed plastic capacitors with a one-year term; a $241,673.16 single-award indefinite delivery contract from the Air Force Sustainment Center (awarded December 2022) for repair of Air Traffic Control Landing System power supplies through December 2027; and a $429,423.20 single-award indefinite delivery contract from the Air Force Sustainment Center (awarded September 2021) for magnetron frequency controller repairs with a ceiling through September 2026. Concrete order examples include a $396,535.80 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (August 2024) for power supply units, a $378,000 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (March 2024) for radio frequency filters over a 13-month period, a $165,200 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (May 2025) for a reactor-transformer, and a $151,800 purchase order from Naval Supply Systems Command (August 2023) for circuit card assembly manufacturing.

Customer concentration is pronounced and heavily weighted to defense logistics and naval supply operations. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates the footprint at 564 awards ($9.6 million combined potential value) and accounts for roughly 47% of the total award count; the Air Force Sustainment Center contributes 28 awards ($9.5 million combined potential value) and is the second-largest dollar customer; Naval Supply Systems Command places 73 awards ($2.6 million combined potential value); and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration holds 45 awards ($2.3 million combined potential value) primarily for pulse forming network repairs and equipment evaluation services. Together, these four customer agencies account for 88% of the combined potential value across all awards. The disparity between award count and dollar ranking reflects DLA Land and Maritime's high-volume, lower-value per-order profile (micro-purchases and small orders dominate) against the Air Force Sustainment Center's higher-ceiling indefinite delivery contracts.

Sora Power holds multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts serving as the primary vehicle portfolio. The $350,000 DLA Land and Maritime IDC (January 2026 award, January 2027 completion) carries a total small business set-aside and covers fixed plastic capacitors with three estimated orders per year. The $429,423.20 Air Force Sustainment Center IDC (no set-aside, September 2026 completion) for magnetron frequency controller repairs has generated delivery orders such as the $40,388.31 order issued January 2025. The $241,673.16 Air Force Sustainment Center IDC (total small business set-aside, December 2027 completion) covers ATCALS power supply repairs. The $250,000 DLA Land and Maritime IDC (September 2021 award, expired September 2022) was a total small business set-aside for radio frequency filters. Additional named IDCs include contracts with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime for capacitors, transformers, and related components, with contract values historically ranging from single units to ceilings exceeding $250,000.

Activity over the past five years shows relative flatness at 27–33 awards annually (2022–2025), with only six awards recorded year-to-date in 2026 as of April 9, 2026 — the most recent award being a $36,720 DLA Land and Maritime delivery order for fixed plastic capacitors under total small business set-aside. The recompete cliff is minimal; five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $176,000. The vendor's long award history (first recorded award October 1980) and continued activity demonstrate sustained federal market presence, though the recent award volume and obligated dollars ($43.2 million obligated against $28 million combined potential value) suggest invoiced delivery against prior-year contract ceilings rather than major new-win growth.

Sora Power subcontracts minimally; only two sub-awards appear in the source data, both to Raytheon Company for B-2 Combat Damage Management repair services involving filters and multiplexers (awarded February 2025 and November 2025), representing less than 1% of the total award footprint. The vendor operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor.

NAICS concentration reflects the vendor's manufacturing focus: Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing (219 awards), Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (134 awards), and Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing (81 awards) dominate the portfolio. PSC codes confirm component-centric work — Filters and Networks (419 awards), Capacitors (254 awards), and Coils and Transformers (239 awards) comprise the bulk, with maintenance and repair of electronic equipment components (60 awards) rounding out the secondary capability signal.

Manufacturer of millitary power supplies, transformers,capacitors,pulseforming networks,magnetics,HV voltage and three-phase transformer,