Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A726D0030

Aviator Systems Inc., a certified Small Business Administration (SBA) 8(a) program participant and minority-owned small disadvantaged business, was awarded a Total Small Business set-aside Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $2.5 million by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation division. The contract, effective October 16, 2025, through October 15, 2030, establishes a procurement vehicle enabling DLA to issue recurring delivery and purchase orders for aircraft structural components and aviation spare parts without requiring individual competitive actions. Primary performance will occur at the contractor's facility in Murrieta, California, with alternative performance locations potentially including Fort Worth, Texas; Chanute, Kansas; Ontario, California; and Mentor, Ohio. This contract represents one of seven active indefinite delivery vehicles Aviator Systems currently administers with DLA, collectively valued at approximately $7 million, demonstrating the contractor's established role as a critical supplier within the Defense Logistics Agency's aviation supply chain.

Under this indefinite delivery vehicle, Aviator Systems will supply specialized aircraft structural components and aviation spare parts essential to military aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations across multiple armed forces branches. The contractor's product portfolio includes metallic tubes, aircraft struts, window panels, aircraft skin, airfoil ribs, bleed air ducts, flap attachments, rotor tracks, bearing pads, retainer seals, hose assemblies, structural support components, and various specialized fittings and connectors. Consistent with the contractor's historical performance on prior DLA contracts, deliverables will be structured as firm fixed-price delivery and purchase orders, with individual task orders anticipated to range from approximately $1,250 to $538,637 based on established ordering patterns. The contractor has demonstrated reliable self-performance capabilities, with the vast majority of contract work executed at its Murrieta, California manufacturing facility, supporting DLA's objective of maintaining a stable and efficient supply chain for critical aviation spare parts necessary to sustain military aircraft readiness and operational sustainability.