Spacecraft Components Corp

Spacecraft Components Corp, a veteran-owned, for-profit manufacturer based in North Las Vegas, Nevada, is a prime contractor specializing in the design and manufacture of electrical connectors, receptacles, covers, backshells, adapters, and related electrical components for military and aerospace applications. The company operates almost exclusively on full-and-open federal contracts (no set-aside posture characteristic of recent prime awards), with 3,348 of its 3,349 recent federal awards as a prime contractor and only one sub-award to Electric Boat Corporation.

The vendor's customer footprint is heavily concentrated with a single agency. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime dominates Spacecraft Components Corp's federal business, accounting for 3,011 awards (96% of the prime portfolio by count) and $50.7 million combined potential value (99% of total dollars). This concentration reflects the vendor's role as a high-velocity supplier of standard electrical components to DLA's inventory replenishment pipeline across domestic and overseas military depots. Secondary customers—DLA Aviation, the Department of the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command, the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Federal Medical Center Lexington, and the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command—account for less than 4% of awards combined and serve a supporting role. A notable downstream customer is the Army Contracting Command Redstone, which has awarded Spacecraft Components Corp delivery orders for PATRIOT Launcher Station connector wall mounts under a Total Small Business set-aside.

Capability framing is straightforward: the vendor manufactures qualified-products-list electrical connectors and related components to military specification for DLA's logistics operations. Representative work includes a $34.7 thousand purchase order (Jan 29, 2026) for electrical contact assemblies with expedited delivery to Israel; a $19.2 thousand order (Dec 23, 2025) for qualified-products-list electrical covers requiring delivery of 3,102 units; and a $28.5 thousand Accessory Kit purchase order (Jan 22, 2026) under Total Small Business set-aside with a 26-day delivery timeline. The vendor also holds eleven single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each valued at $350 thousand, across categories including connector receptacles, plugs, covers, backshells, and dummy connectors. One IDC carries a Total Small Business set-aside designation (connector body plugs, NSN 5935011947594); the remainder are full-and-open. These IDCs are structured to enable DLA to order on an as-needed basis, with estimated order frequencies ranging from four to seven calls per year and guaranteed minimum quantities per order.

Activity has been high and stable. The vendor received 389 awards in 2022, climbing to 602 in 2024, before settling at 599 in 2025 and 133 through mid-2026 (a partial-year snapshot). Combined potential value across all awards reaches $52.9 million, with $10.1 million obligated to date (19% burn rate). The top parent vehicles are indefinite-delivery contracts with DLA and other agencies; the five highest-volume vehicles carry only 47 task orders combined, a reflection of the vendor's reliance on high-volume, low-value purchase-order activity against standing DLA contracts rather than a few anchor IDVs. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months totals $264 thousand across twelve awards—a modest annual obligation renewal load relative to the vendor's overall pipeline.

Award distribution by NAICS and PSC code underscores the vendor's specialization: Electronic Connector Manufacturing (NAICS 334417) accounts for 2,559 of 3,349 awards; Connectors, Electrical (PSC 59) covers 2,967 awards. This narrow specialization, combined with the vendor's 96% customer concentration on DLA Land and Maritime, means Spacecraft Components Corp operates as a high-velocity supplier of a narrow range of standard-specification electrical components rather than a diversified defense contractor. The vendor competes on price and on-time delivery to qualified-products lists, not on technology or services breadth.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTORS, CONNECTOR ACCESSORIES, CONTACTS.