Brantner And Associates, Inc.

Brantner And Associates, Inc., doing business as TE Connectivity Mog, is a foreign-owned manufacturer of specialized electrical and electronic components that serves the federal defense and maritime logistics supply chain as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) competing in full and open competition without set-aside designations.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on defense logistics and naval readiness. Across 392 awards over the past thirteen years, Brantner competes almost entirely as a prime contractor on single, purchase-order awards rather than as a subcontractor or IDC holder. The company manufactures cable assemblies, connector assemblies, electrodes, permanent magnets, switches, power distribution panels, and related electrical components for submarine and surface ship systems, aviation logistics, and general military equipment maintenance. Representative recent work includes a $929,844 purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation in October 2025 for electrodes (46 units, NSN 5977014521641) with delivery by January 7, 2027; an $808,560 DLA Aviation order in October 2025 for 40 units of the same electrodes; a $600,000 Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order in January 2026 for electrodes classified as Special Emphasis Level I material for shipboard systems; and a $433,160 Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime award in December 2025 for electrical connector inserts (39 units, NSN 5935006310852) with delivery to DLA Distribution Puget Sound by March 17, 2027.

Customer concentration is pronounced and stable. The top five funding agencies account for 98% of recent awards. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation leads in potential value with 124 awards totaling $11.5 million combined, followed closely by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command with 43 awards worth $10 million; Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime with 149 awards worth $7.3 million; and Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command with 49 awards worth $4.4 million. The divergence between award count and dollar value is minor—both rankings center on the same four customers—indicating consistent order sizes across the DLA and Navy customer base.

The vendor holds three active indefinite delivery contracts: a Naval Supply Systems Command single-award IDC valued at $565,810.28 for outboard submarine and surface ship connector and receptacle assemblies (ultimate completion August 23, 2026, with substantial delivery order history including $236,620.87 and $142,832.00 orders); a Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime single-award IDC valued at $250,000 for permanent magnets (ultimate completion August 23, 2022, no longer active); and a newly awarded Defense Logistics Agency Aviation single-award IDC valued at $350,000.00 for cable assemblies (NSN 5995010203357, awarded March 30, 2026, with ultimate completion March 30, 2027). Recent task orders are issued under various named DLA IDCs including SPE4A618D0249 (16 task orders, $851 thousand), SPE7MX15D0110 (12 task orders, $666 thousand), and N6660416D0157 (4 task orders, $3.5 million).

Activity has modulated across the past five years—20 awards in 2022, declining to 14 in 2023, then recovering to 18 in 2024 and 23 in 2025, with 7 awards recorded as of March 2026. Ten awards totaling $4.5 million in combined potential value reach completion within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete opportunity for competitors and potential revenue continuity risk for the vendor. The company's obligation rate stands at 72% of combined potential value across all awards ($24 million obligated of $33.5 million potential), indicating steady invoicing against its contract base.

Subcontract engagement is minimal. The vendor performs as a subcontractor only on three recent awards: a Lockheed Martin Corporation contract modification in May 2024 for a telemetry cable assembly, an Oceaneering International Inc. contract for a field-change cable assembly in February 2024, and a Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. maritime mission systems support order for a battery charger in July 2022. These sub roles are secondary to the prime footprint and do not materially characterize the vendor's business posture.

The vendor's procurement profile spans electronic connector manufacturing (79 awards), other electronic component manufacturing (61 awards), and current-carrying wiring device manufacturing (53 awards) as the dominant NAICS categories. By product service code, connectors dominate at 123 awards, followed by switches (45 awards), electrical contact brushes and electrodes (37 awards), and cable and wire assemblies (37 awards). Place of performance is consistently Katy, Texas. All recent awards are firm fixed price, carry no set-aside designations, and reflect the vendor's ability to compete at scale in the defense industrial base's component supply tier without reliance on small business programs.