Yonir Technologies, Inc.

Yonir Technologies, Inc. manufactures precision aircraft components and defense-related mechanical hardware as a prime contractor exclusively to the Defense Logistics Agency, with over 120 individual purchase orders since its federal registration in March 2002. The company is a for-profit small business based in Mount Kisco, New York, with manufacturing facilities also in Torrance, California, and competes full-and-open (no set-aside designations on nearly all awards except a single small-business set-aside IDC and occasional Total Small Business purchase orders).

Customer concentration is extreme and static. DLA Aviation accounts for 273 of 435 awards tracked across the vendor's active footprint (63% of award count and 57% of the $3.4 million combined potential value), with DLA Land and Maritime supplying another 85 awards. The Department of the Army Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal, the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center, and Naval Supply Systems Command round out the active set but together represent less than 10% of dollars. The concentration split by dollars—DLA Aviation dominates both volume and value—signals zero customer diversification; the vendor is functionally a single-customer supplier to DLA's aviation logistics network.

Yonir's capability portfolio is entirely component manufacturing: valve bodies, impellers, shafts, bearing sleeves, actuators, retainer assemblies, shaft assemblies, housings, fasteners, and other precision mechanical parts for aircraft and ground-support equipment maintenance. Representative orders include a $37,500 impeller purchase from DLA Aviation (July 2023), a $51,800 valve body order from DLA Aviation (March 2017), a $41,550 shell assembly order for water separator equipment from DLA Aviation (September 2025), and a $39,000 shell assembly order also from DLA Aviation (September 2024 and again December 2024). The company also holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded January 2022, with a $250,000 ceiling through January 2023) for protective dust caps, demonstrating capability in both specialized low-volume components and standardized commodity procurement. Award values cluster in the $1,000–$25,000 range on individual purchase orders; the largest recent awards exceed $40,000 but remain well below six figures.

Recent activity has declined and stabilized at a flat plateau. The vendor received 31 awards in 2022, 25 in 2023, 25 in 2024, 23 in 2025, and only 3 in the first two months of 2026. The combined potential value across all 509 prime awards tracked is $6 million against obligated dollars of $8.8 million (146%), signaling high actual invoicing relative to potential-value ceilings—a characteristic of high-velocity, low-dollar transactional procurement. Awards in the source span from 1990 to February 2026, indicating continuous but stagnant operational history rather than recent growth.

Yonir operates as a prime contractor exclusively, with no identified subcontractor relationships and no sub-award footprint. The vendor does not hold positions on GWACs, BPAs, or multi-award IDCs beyond its single DLA Land and Maritime dust-cap contract. The top NAICS categories are Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (92 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (78 awards), and Aircraft Manufacturing (53 awards). The top PSCs are Aircraft Air Conditioning, Heating, and Pressurizing Equipment (60 awards), Engine Fuel System Components (55 awards), and Powered Valves (35 awards), reinforcing the vendor's tight focus on DLA aviation spares logistics.