Wyvern Technologies

Wyvern Technologies, Inc., a veteran-owned small business manufacturer of electrical components and electronics based in Santa Ana, California, supplies specialized electronic parts and assemblies to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across a broad base of purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts, with no set-aside posture characterizing recent work — all prime awards are open competition.

Wyvern's customer concentration is extreme. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 213 awards (96% of the top five customers' combined count) valued at $29.2 million in combined potential value, reflecting Wyvern's deep embed in DLA's electronics procurement. DLA Aviation places 56 awards worth $3.9 million; the Air Force Materiel Command represents one outlier award of $2.4 million; the Naval Supply Systems Command accounts for 29 awards totaling $458 thousand. Across 417 total awards in the source snapshot spanning 1993 to present, DLA Land and Maritime dominates both volume and dollars by a decisive margin, with 213 prime awards and $29.2 million in combined potential value — a concentration that exposes Wyvern to recompete risk when the underlying IDV vehicles cycle.

Wyvern's capability portfolio centers on manufacturing discrete electronic components and assemblies for military logistics and aerospace support. Representative work includes relay assemblies (National Stock Number 5945009779804 and variants), voltage monitoring devices under a single-award indefinite delivery contract valued at $9,071,774.52 through July 2027 with multiple delivery orders issued, power control assemblies for aircraft systems (NSN 1680014559636), electromagnet relays, hydraulic panel accessories, mechanical adapters, circuit card assemblies, and wiring harnesses. A $163,785 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime awarded May 18, 2026, procures relay assemblies with delivery by November 2026. A $327.5 thousand purchase order from DLA Aviation awarded October 1, 2025, covers power control assemblies due June 8, 2026. A $131 thousand DLA Aviation order from October 1, 2025, similarly procures power control assemblies. These orders are commodity-style purchase orders and firm-fixed-price delivery orders against long-standing IDVs, not custom development work. The top NAICS categories by award count are Printed Circuit Assembly (77 awards), Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (71 awards), and Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (53 awards), reflecting Wyvern's footprint as an electronic parts supplier rather than a systems integrator.

Wyvern holds two named indefinite delivery contracts as a prime. The single-award IDV SPE7MX22D0079 for relay assemblies was awarded April 3, 2026, with a ceiling of $350 thousand and ultimate completion April 3, 2027 — this is a fresh vehicle with limited obligated dollars to date. The flagship single-award IDV 4610091985 for voltage monitoring devices (DLA Land and Maritime) carries a $9,071,774.52 ceiling through July 2027 and has supported seven documented delivery orders ranging from $204 thousand to $439 thousand since July 2022. Three additional IDVs (SPE7MX17D0093, F4160896D0174, and 80JSC023DA017) appear in the parent-vehicle listing with one to two task orders each.

Activity has been steady but uneven. Awards-per-year counts show 13 in 2022, 14 in 2023, seven in 2024, eleven in 2025, and two recorded in 2026 (through May 18). Combined potential value across all 417 awards totals $37 million, with $30.3 million obligated (82%). Only one award ($164 thousand combined potential value) completes in the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in that window — most of Wyvern's active work extends beyond 2027 under the standing IDV vehicles.

Wyvern operates predominantly as a prime contractor (100% of tracked awards are prime contracts and IDVs). The source notes two recent subcontract engagements: a September 2025 sub under Yulista Solutions, LLC for evaluation and repair of T-38 Stability Augmenter System test sets (aircraft support work at Ellington Field, Houston, and El Paso), and an August 2024 sub under Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation for B-2 electrical relay panel hardware. These sub roles are marginal relative to Wyvern's prime footprint but signal capability to serve as a second-tier supplier on large-scale defense programs.