Superior Electric Holding Group LLC

Superior Electric Holding Group LLC, operating through its Specialty Product Technologies Division and doing business as Superior Electric, manufactures specialized electrical control equipment and components for the Department of Defense and Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders and delivery orders, with no meaningful subcontracting footprint. The company is a subsidiary of Danaher Corporation, a publicly traded multinational conglomerate, and operates from Elizabethtown, North Carolina as a for-profit limited liability company manufacturer of goods under NAICS categories centered on transformer, inductor, relay, and electrical control manufacturing (335999, 334410, 334418, 336413, and others). Superior Electric does not compete under any SBA set-aside designation and holds no awarded federal contract vehicles (GWACs, IDIQs, or GSA Schedules); all work flows through customer-initiated purchase orders and task orders on customer-held IDCs.

Superior Electric's federal customer base is narrowly concentrated in naval shipbuilding and naval supply logistics. Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) dominates both dollars and strategic importance: 44 awards carry $115 million in combined potential value, anchoring 94% of the company's total federal opportunity. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime places the second-highest volume (100 awards) but carries only $2.4 million in combined potential value — a profile indicating high-touch, high-frequency reorder activity at low individual order magnitudes. Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) accounts for 45 awards worth $2.1 million combined potential value. Together, these three customers represent 87% of all 245 awards in the source data. The divergence between award count and dollar value is acute: DLA Land and Maritime's 100 awards average $24 thousand each, while NAVSEA's 44 awards average $2.6 million each. Recent representative work includes a $4.1 million firm-fixed-price purchase order from NAVSEA (March 2025) for 34 Line Voltage Regulators (Part Number RDC28-3, NSN 6110-01-710-7053) destined for the USS WASP (LHD-1) Helicopter Electrical Service System, a $94.6 thousand NAVSUP purchase order (June 2026) for repair of two voltage regulators, and a $189.8 thousand NAVSEA purchase order (August 2024) for EMI filter assemblies.

Superior Electric's product portfolio centers on power transformers, voltage regulators, EMI filter assemblies, relay assemblies, and related electrical control components for naval vessel applications. NAICS concentration skews toward Capacitor, Resistor, Coil, Transformer, and Other Inductor Manufacturing (50 awards); Power, Distribution, and Specialty Transformer Manufacturing (32 awards); and Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (24 awards). PSC data confirm this: Coils and Transformers account for 125 of the 245 awards, and Electrical Control Equipment adds 58 more. All work is performed at Superior Electric's manufacturing facility in Elizabethtown, North Carolina, and no awards carry small-business set-asides.

Activity is relatively flat and recent-award sparse. The past five years show three to four awards annually (2021–2026), with only three awards in 2026 and two in 2025. The company carried 245 total awards with $122.3 million combined potential value, of which $46.9 million (38%) has been obligated. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award with ultimate completion inside that window, carrying $95 thousand in potential value. Superior Electric's prime-vs-sub split is heavily biased toward prime work (98% of awards, 241 of 245), and the sub-award footprint is negligible — four sub-awards since 1992, distributed across Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (two sub-awards for LHA 9 advance procurement and regulator line voltage delivery), General Dynamics Information Technology (one task order for NAWCAD Wolf Ship and Air C5ISR systems support, April 2026), and Honeywell International (one sub for a power transformer blank, January 2026). Service Contract Inventory reports only two records totaling roughly 2.3–2.9 FTEs across FY2024–FY2025, all as a named subcontractor under SCI-reportable primes, indicating that Superior Electric's federal work is goods-dominant and that SCI-captured service activity is minimal. Superior Electric operates as a specialized manufacturer of naval electrical components rather than as a systems integrator or services prime.