United Electronic Industries Inc.

United Electronic Industries Inc., a division of Ametek Programmable Power Inc. and based in Norwood, Massachusetts, manufactures data acquisition, control, and automation equipment and sells it as a prime contractor (80% of recent awards) and subcontractor to the federal government, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements with no characteristic set-aside posture.

United Electronic Industries operates as a for-profit manufacturer of specialized electronic hardware, control systems, data acquisition modules, and rack-mounted assemblies. The company sells through firm fixed-price purchase orders and task orders, typically as the original equipment manufacturer or sole source for niche components where competing sources are unavailable or economically impractical. Recent prime awards include a $78,050 Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order for evaluation and repair of Control Alarm Monitor Systems (CAMS) units (March 2026, completion September 2026); a $72,685 firm fixed-price purchase order from NAVSUP for CAMS evaluation and repair on LCAC 100 Class C4N systems (November 2025, completion September 2026); a $55,150 NASA Shared Services Center purchase order for engineering services and synchronous serial interface encoder modules at Johnson Space Center (July 2025, completion September 2025); a $126,000 NAVSUP purchase order for data acquisition units (April 2024, completion July 2024); and a $119,362 sole-source purchase order from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Engineer Research and Development Center for two full data acquisition systems and spare cards (August 2022, completion September 2022). The company has maintained a federal contracting presence since 2002 across defense and civilian agencies.

Customer concentration is distributed across a diverse portfolio of 37 federal agencies, with no single customer dominating either award count or dollars. The top five customers by award count account for 31% of recent awards: Naval Air Systems Command / Naval Air Warfare Center (12 awards, $127 thousand), Naval Supply Systems Command (11 awards, $522 thousand), Air Force Sustainment Center (11 awards, $112 thousand), Office of Naval Research (9 awards, $83 thousand), and NASA Shared Services Center (8 awards, $274 thousand). By potential value, the ranking shifts: NASA Johnson Space Center (7 awards, $628 thousand), Naval Supply Systems Command (11 awards, $522 thousand), NASA Shared Services Center (8 awards, $274 thousand), Air Force Warner Robins Logistics Complex (4 awards, $242 thousand), and Naval Sea Systems Command (8 awards, $226 thousand) account for 56% of combined potential value. The Navy (across its supply and systems commands) is the single largest customer, but no agency captures more than a modest share of the total portfolio.

Parent vehicle participation is limited. The company holds task orders under a Design, Development, Demonstration and Integration contract (6 task orders), an indefinite delivery contract with Naval Supply Systems Command (N0042124D0021, 3 task orders), an Air Force indefinite delivery contract (FA812224D0006, 2 task orders), and two Air Force basic ordering agreements (FA862021G4009 and FA862021G4024, 2 task orders each). Vehicle placements are sparse relative to the overall award count, reflecting the company's reliance on direct purchase orders rather than parent-vehicle task orders.

In its subcontractor role — 32 awards representing 20% of the portfolio — United Electronic Industries delivers data acquisition modules, control racks, ARINC interface cards, digital input/output boards, and relay cards to major defense primes. Named subcontract relationships include Lockheed Martin (PAC-3 missile segment technical support, Cruise Missile Defense Systems Sentinel A4 radar development), General Atomics Aeronautical Systems (Gray Eagle performance-based logistics 2024–2029), Rockwell Collins (C/KC-130T avionics updates), J.F. Taylor (task orders for control racks and ARINC 429 interface layers), Sierra Nevada Company (Big Safari electrical and computer components), and Raytheon (Big Safari integrated electronics). Recent subcontract awards date to November 2025 and reflect ongoing participation in aerospace and defense development programs. Subcontract activity represents specialized component supply rather than systems integration or prime-level scope.

The vendor's primary NAICS footprint centers on instruments and related products manufacturing for industrial process variables (23 awards) and electrical/electronic signal measurement instruments (22 awards), with secondary exposure in electronic computer manufacturing (20 awards) and computer terminal and peripheral equipment (14 awards). PSC distribution mirrors this: Information Technology Support Equipment (14 awards), Electrical and Electronic Properties Measuring and Testing Instruments (12 awards), and Information Technology Equipment System Configuration (11 awards) dominate. Activity has grown modestly — four awards in 2022, 16 in 2023, 13 in 2024, 18 in 2025 — with one award recorded in 2026 to date. Combined potential value across the 164 awards in the portfolio totals $3.4 million, but obligated dollars total $7.1 million (207% of potential value), indicating that many awards have been completed and invoiced above their original contract ceilings or that multiple task orders have executed against the same vehicle at higher cumulative values.