Spectronics Corporation

Spectronics Corporation, a Melville, New York–based for-profit Subchapter S corporation, manufactures specialized industrial equipment—primarily pipe freezers, fluorescent leak detection dyes, ultraviolet lamps, and precision refrigeration units—sold to the Department of the Navy and Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on firm-fixed-price purchase orders, predominantly under small-business set-asides.

The company operates almost entirely as a prime (100% of recent awards), with negligible subcontract exposure. Spectronics holds a small-business designation and competes under Total Small Business set-asides on the majority of Navy work. The vendor's customer base centers on two buyer clusters: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), which accounts for 35 awards and $4.4 million in combined potential value, and the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation division, which places 50 awards valued at $608 thousand combined. Together, NAVSEA and DLA Aviation represent the core 67% of recent award volume. NAVSEA's potential-value share dominates at 97% coverage across top customers—a stark concentration signal. Spectronics also serves Naval Supply Systems Command (13 awards, $202 thousand), DLA Land and Maritime (4 awards, $93 thousand), and the Department of the Army (5 awards), among other DoD elements.

Spectronics places work under multiple DLA indefinite-delivery contracts, including SPE4A616D6064 (18 task orders, $125 thousand combined value), DASW0197D0117 (5 task orders), and three additional IDCs with smaller task-order volume. Recent representative prime work includes a $329 thousand NAVSEA purchase order for a pipe freezer unit under Total Small Business set-aside (award July 1, 2026, completion October 30, 2026), a $147 thousand order for six XF-2000A Xtreme Freeze pipe freezers and two additional freezers under Small Business set-aside (February 24, 2023), and a $202 thousand firm-fixed-price order for twelve Extreme Freeze pipe freezers to Kings Bay's Trident Refit Facility (June 10, 2022). The vendor's subcontract footprint is minimal: one sub award visible in the source, a $115-volt freeze-pipe material order under Huntington Ingalls Inc. on a CVN-74 refueling and complex overhaul advance planning task (March 4, 2025).

Activity has been sparse in recent years—one award each in 2024, 2025, and 2026, following a higher-volume period in 2023 (five awards). The combined potential value across the full award portfolio is $5.5 million, though combined obligated dollars reach $9.6 million (176% of potential value), suggesting several task orders have been executed and invoiced above their initial ceilings or that earlier awards have been re-obligated. One award (combined potential value $329 thousand) faces ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure. The product category mix reflects the Navy's maintenance and repair footprint: the top NAICS include Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (19 awards), Other Measuring and Controlling Device Manufacturing (17), and Air-Conditioning and Commercial Industrial Refrigeration Equipment Manufacturing (11); the top PSC categories are Imaging Equipment and Supplies—Medical, Dental, Veterinary (71 awards), Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment (31), and Physical Properties Testing and Inspection (25). Spectronics' narrowly focused capability—pipe freezers and related industrial refrigeration for Navy shipyard maintenance—has generated steady small-dollar purchase-order demand across a fifteen-agency customer base over a forty-five-year federal contracting history, with deep institutional relationships at NAVSEA and DLA.

ULTRAVIOLET LIGHTS,CABINETS,CROSSLINKERS, TRANSILLUMINATORS,ULTRAVIOLET RADIOMETERS & PHOTOMETERS,ULTRAVIOLET & UV/VISIBLE MONITORS,UV FLUORESCENT MATERIALS,,UV EPROM ERASING EQUIPMENT,IMAGE ANALYSIS AND DOCUMENTATION SYSTEM, SHEET METAL, MACHINE SHOP, FABRICATED METAL, AIRCRAFT PARTS, HARDWARE, PLASTICS