York Electro Mechanical Corp

York Electro Mechanical Corp, doing business as York Electro-Mechanical, is a for-profit manufacturer of specialized electromechanical components and assemblies headquartered in York, Pennsylvania, that operates as a prime contractor (38% of awards) and subcontractor (62% of awards) primarily to the Department of Defense. The company does not hold a federal contract vehicle, does not use set-asides, and competes in full-and-open procurements across DLA and Army systems.

York Electro-Mechanical manufactures diesel engine speed sensors, pressure switches, liquid level switches, control assemblies, circulating fans, electrical strips, and other components for military vehicle and equipment maintenance. Recent prime awards from the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime include a $27.6 thousand purchase order for ten control assemblies (National Stock Number 3040-01-670-2272) awarded June 25, 2024, a $49.2 thousand Total Small Business purchase order for switch assemblies awarded May 8, 2025, a $21.9 thousand Total Small Business purchase order for diesel speed sensors awarded December 15, 2023, and two single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts valued at $250 thousand each (one for pressure switches awarded March 7, 2025, and one for diesel speed sensors awarded February 26, 2025). The company also receives purchase orders from DLA Aviation and DLA Construction and Equipment for liquid level switches, temperature indicators, and utility vehicles, with recent awards in the low thousands. The vendor holds SAM registration dating to September 2001 and registered as a small business.

York Electro-Mechanical's customer concentration is dominated by two prime channels. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Ground Combat Systems accounts for 210 awards (55% of total), reflecting the vendor's role as a subcontractor on major Army vehicle programs. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime accounts for 93 awards ($1.7 million combined potential value), representing the single largest dollar channel through both prime purchase orders and prime IDCs. DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment, DLA Aviation, and the United States Marine Corps account for smaller order volumes. The top five customer agencies account for 93% of recent awards, with outsized concentration in Army PEO Ground Combat Systems by count and DLA Land and Maritime by dollar value.

York Electro-Mechanical places the bulk of its work as a subcontractor to BAE Systems Land & Armaments, where it supplies material components and subassemblies in support of Bradley A4 follow-on production (M2A4 and M7A4 vehicles), M109A7 Family of Vehicles production, Armored Multi-Purpose Vehicles (AMPV) procurement, and Self-Propelled Howitzer Systems production. A smaller sub engagement flows through AMZ Alabama Inc. for pressure switches and cable assemblies. The vendor's subcontract activity intensified significantly in 2024 and 2025, with 118 awards in 2025 alone, primarily flowing through BAE Systems multi-year vehicle platform contracts.

York Electro-Mechanical holds two active prime IDCs with DLA Land and Maritime: Indefinite Delivery Contract W912CH24D0016 (52 task orders) and Indefinite Delivery Contract W56HZV22D0083 (49 task orders). Both are single-award vehicles that consolidate recurring orders for pressure switches and diesel speed sensors. The vendor also places work under DLA Troop Support IDCs SPM75004D7791 and SP075004D7791. The concentration in DLA prime IDCs reflects the vendor's role as a qualified preferred supplier for components in high-demand categories where DLA consolidates purchasing across multiple depots.

Activity has grown sharply — seven awards in 2022 to 118 in 2025 — driven almost entirely by subcontract volume under BAE Systems vehicle production programs. Only one award reaches ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months ($215 thousand potential value), minimizing near-term recompete exposure for the vendor. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on diesel engine components, electromechanical switches and assemblies, and other small manufactured parts that feed into military vehicle platforms; product-level specialization (pressure switches, speed sensors, liquid level switches, control assemblies) narrows the addressable market but creates recurring demand from DLA supply chains and BAE Systems production schedules. The vendor's footprint is concentrated in NAICS 333618 (Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing) and 333319 (Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing), with secondary presence in motor vehicle body manufacturing and ordnance manufacturing.