This is an all commercial items repair + spare BOA with HS (no propeller system items are included)

Hamilton Sundstrand Corporation, operating as Collins Aerospace and a subsidiary of RTX Corporation, holds a Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA) with the Naval Supply Systems Command for the provision of all-commercial items repair and spare parts, with a ceiling value of $0.00 and an ultimate completion date of May 31, 2027. The agreement was awarded on May 10, 2022, under full and open competition with no small business set-aside designation, reflecting the contractor's status as an established large business prime. The BOA explicitly excludes propeller system items and incorporates a packaging update to the original agreement structure. Work is performed at Hamilton Sundstrand's primary facility in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, with secondary performance locations in Phoenix, Arizona, and Rockford, Illinois. As an original equipment manufacturer of specialized aerospace components, Hamilton Sundstrand supplies critical aircraft parts including hydraulic components, valve bodies and assemblies, electronic control systems, generators, pumps, fans, digital computers, microprocessors, actuators, heat exchangers, shafts, bearings, and related mechanical and electronic assemblies that support naval aviation fleet sustainment and readiness across multiple Department of Defense platforms.

Delivery orders issued under this BOA vehicle demonstrate consistent procurement of component-level aviation parts and repair services supporting Navy aircraft operations. A substantial volume of delivery orders totaling approximately $11.8 million have been awarded since the BOA's establishment, with individual orders ranging from approximately $2,600 to $1.67 million, covering specific aircraft components such as butterfly firewall valves, gearbox assemblies, aircraft fan components, valve bodies, control display units, bus power control units, aircraft generators, turbines, and integrated defense group aircraft materials. The delivery orders are structured as firm fixed-price contracts with performance periods extending through 2028, supporting Naval Supply Systems Command's logistics and sustainment mission. Hamilton Sundstrand's established relationship with the Naval Supply Systems Command, combined with its extensive federal contracting experience across the Defense Logistics Agency, Air Force Sustainment Center, and U.S. Coast Guard, positions the contractor as a primary supplier for specialized aerospace component support sustaining critical military aviation operations across multiple service branches and aircraft platforms.