Sun Display Systems LLC

Sun Display Systems LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Fairfield, New Jersey, manufactures illuminated display systems, bezels, control panels, and laser-etched components for defense aviation applications as a prime contractor on federal orders and IDCs. The company operates as a small business without SBA set-aside certifications, competing under both full-and-open and total-small-business-set-aside procurement vehicles; small-business-set-aside designations appear on roughly 15 percent of recent awards, with the majority issued on open competition.

Sun Display Systems' federal customer base concentrates heavily on the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation. DLA Aviation accounts for 1,397 awards (88 percent of the 1,584 total awards in the source snapshot) and $45.5 million in combined potential value—a dominant share that reflects the company's role as a specialized supplier of indicating light panels, instrument mounting bezels, navigational lights, and fault-function panels for military aircraft spare parts. The next-largest customers by potential value diverge significantly from the award-count ranking. The Department of the Air Force Aeronautical Systems Center has placed only 9 awards but anchors $35.4 million in combined potential value, followed by the Army's Communications Electronics Command with 10 awards valued at $16.5 million combined. DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment and DLA Land and Maritime round out the active set with smaller footprints (107 and 32 awards, respectively). This concentration—DLA Aviation's $45.5 million representing 41 percent of total potential value across 88 percent of award volume—signals that individual DLA Aviation orders are typically modest (mostly in the $2,000–$100,000 range) while Air Force and Army orders tend to be larger.

Sun Display Systems holds multiple single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Aviation, ranging from $250 thousand to $2 million ceiling values and covering periods through 2030. Recent IDC awards include a $2 million total-small-business-set-aside IDC effective June 2025 through June 2027, a $937.2 thousand total-small-business-set-aside IDC (November 2024–November 2029), and several $250 thousand–$434.5 thousand non-set-aside and set-aside IDCs awarded in late 2025 and early 2026. These vehicles enable DLA Aviation to place orders on demand, typically at an estimated frequency of four orders per year per contract. The company also holds smaller task-order vehicles with other defense agencies; a Naval Air Warfare Center purchase order for $108.1 thousand (non-ruggedized faceplates) and an Air Education and Training Command purchase order for $57.9 thousand (indicating light panels) exemplify work outside the DLA Aviation core.

Award activity has remained flat to modestly declining year over year (105 awards in 2022 down to 15 year-to-date through mid-April 2026), and only $196 thousand in combined potential value faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete risk in the near term. The company operates as a prime contractor exclusively in the federal space; only two sub-awards appear in the source data, both to Frontier Electronic Systems Corp in 2025 for engine fuel display supplies and parts—a negligible subcontract footprint.

Sun Display Systems' capability footprint is narrowly specialized. Work centers on indicating light panels, instrument mounting bezels, control panels, and navigational lights for military aircraft, with no diversification into IT services, professional services, or non-defense sectors evident in the award history. The company's NAICS concentration (963 awards under Motor Vehicle Electrical and Electronic Equipment Manufacturing) and PSC concentration (1,031 awards under Electric Vehicular Lights and Fixtures) reinforce this single-domain focus. Combined potential value of $112.3 million against 1,584 awards over fourteen years reflects a high-volume, low-margin manufacturing business serving a single primary customer through flexible indefinite-delivery vehicles. The company's small-business status and willingness to compete on both set-aside and full-and-open procurements position it as a reliable supplier within DLA Aviation's spare-parts ecosystem rather than as a prime vehicle for cross-agency teaming or large-dollar system integrations.

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