Staco Systems, Inc.

Staco Systems, Inc., doing business as Staco Systems Division, manufactures specialized electronic components and hardware for naval and aerospace defense applications as a prime contractor on a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Naval Sea Systems Command and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. A for-profit subsidiary of Components Corporation of America, a self-certified small disadvantaged business, Staco Systems competes in the open market without set-aside designations, with its parent company carrying the SDB certification.

Staco Systems' federal footprint is heavily concentrated in naval shipboard electronics. The company holds a single-award IDC with Naval Sea Systems Command (ceiling $2,653,811.83, performance through December 2028) that anchors 89% of its recent potential value and has generated twelve delivery orders totaling approximately $802 thousand through early 2026. The Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 57 awards and $18.3 million in combined potential value across the full portfolio—a 90% concentration in dollars. Representative prime work under the IDC includes $52 thousand for bridge manual pump controllers supporting LHA 6 (awarded March 2026), $28 thousand each for bridge manual pump controllers serving CVN 71 and CVN 76 (both September 2025), and $88 thousand for a helm control matrix switch transitioning from Year 1 bridge manual pump controller production (January 2025). The company also holds two additional active IDCs with NAVSEA (N6449818D0005, eleven task orders, $981 thousand combined value) and maintains a long operating history with the Navy dating to 2001. Secondary customers—Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (47 awards, $487 thousand), Naval Supply Systems Command (58 awards, $354 thousand), and Air Force (15 awards, $27 thousand)—collectively account for roughly 9% of dollar value but demonstrate the vendor's breadth across Navy supply chains and air platform components.

Core product lines are bridge manual pump controllers, steering control disconnect units, helm control matrix switches, pushbutton switches, illuminated panels, panel mount systems, and electronic assemblies for naval vessel and aircraft platforms. A $26 thousand Air Force purchase order for A-10 USB chargers (August 2023) and a $42 thousand Air Combat Command award for A-10 cockpit power supply components (April 2023) represent the vendor's aviation capability footprint, though the vast majority of revenue flows through Navy shipboard systems.

Activity trajectory shows growth from 2022 to 2024 (five to twenty awards annually) followed by a decline to twelve awards in 2025 and one in early 2026—a pattern reflecting the delivery order cadence under the dominant NAVSEA IDC rather than new business wins. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award (combined potential value $52 thousand) reaches ultimate completion inside that window. Performance locations include Irvine, California (company headquarters) and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (manufacturing and delivery operations).

Staco Systems subcontracts to major defense primes on specialized electronic component supply: General Dynamics Mission Systems (FY24 fire control omnibus consolidation and follow-on, March 2025 and September 2024), CAE USA Inc. (F-16 training simulator ECM control panel and pushbutton switch assemblies, multiple awards from December 2024 through September 2023), L3Harris Technologies Integrated Systems (BIG SAFARI programs for electronic component manufacturing and commercial/industrial electric systems, multiple awards 2022–2024), Fluor Marine Propulsion (Naval Nuclear Laboratory and propulsion program support switches and parts, August 2025), Electric Boat Corporation (SSN 804 construction for submarine systems, January 2025), and Scientific Research Corporation (T-6 crash survivable recorder production pushbutton switches for aircraft and production kits, multiple awards December 2024). Sub work typically runs $10 thousand to $50 thousand per order and is embedded within larger prime efforts in ship construction, aircraft training, and undersea systems.

Staco Systems is a trusted provider of rugged lighted switches, indicators, light plates, integrated panels, keypads, keyboards, and aircraft cockpit sub assembly systems that assure mission critical performance and protection to the Warfighter.

We have been in business since 1958 and proudly continue to support ALL our products built since then for use in older legacy aircraft and platforms still in use now. We currently supply state of the art SLR, High Shock, and NVIS products to modern aircraft systems.

Staco Systems products are certified to meet the high-level requirements of the DLA to support our services and agencies. We are qualified to: Mil-PRF-22885/xx, Mil-DTL-24317, Mil PRF-8805, Mil DTL-7788 (Type VII Class 1), Mil STD-1553, Mil -STD-810. We are ISO 9001:2008 and AS 9100C certified.

Our customized pushbutton switches, illuminated panels, sub-systems and data entry systems serving high profile defense and commercial customers are manufactured in Irvine CA, USA.