1 STOP ELECTRONICS CENTER INC

1 STOP ELECTRONICS CENTER INC specializes in the procurement and supply of small electrical appliances and refrigeration equipment for federal agencies, with technical expertise in sourcing, logistics, and delivery of mission-critical consumer-grade electrical systems. The contractor demonstrates proficiency in fulfilling agency requirements for durable, compliant appliances—ranging from kitchen and office equipment to refrigeration units—often tailored for operational environments such as headquarters facilities and overseas missions. Their capability centers on reliable supply chain execution for non-complex but essential electrical hardware, ensuring timely deployment and closeout compliance. While not certified as a small business or disadvantaged firm, their operational focus on efficient order fulfillment and federal supply schedule adherence positions them as a dependable vendor for routine but time-sensitive equipment needs. The contractor has delivered goods to the Department of Homeland Security, the Agency for International Development, and the General Services Administration. For DHS, they provided appliances for new headquarters facilities, indicating experience supporting facility modernization initiatives. With USAID, they handled equipment closeouts, suggesting familiarity with international program logistics and deobligation procedures. Their GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract confirms established eligibility for government-wide procurement, reflecting a trusted vendor status within federal acquisition channels. Their primary NAICS codes—335210 for small electrical appliance manufacturing and 423740 for refrigeration equipment wholesaling—reflect a hybrid role as both a distributor and technical integrator of end-use electrical products. They serve the federal sector’s demand for standardized, off-the-shelf appliances, positioning themselves as a niche supplier in the government’s non-military, facility-support market. As a 2L entity based in Brooklyn, NY, the company operates as a small, locally rooted supplier with direct access to regional logistics networks. Though lacking formal government certifications, their sustained participation in federal contracts demonstrates reliability and administrative competence in navigating procurement workflows. Their geographic base supports efficient regional distribution while maintaining a focused presence in the federal supply chain.