The Boeing Company
The Boeing Company, through its Defense division doing business as Boeing, is a major aerospace and defense contractor providing a wide range of products and services to the U.S. federal government. As the world's largest aerospace company, Boeing specializes in the design, manufacture, and support of commercial jetliners, military aircraft, satellites, missile defense systems, and human space flight. For the federal government, Boeing primarily supplies aircraft, aircraft parts and components, logistics services, maintenance support, and engineering services for various military programs. The company's expertise spans multiple domains, including maritime patrol, aerial refueling, rotorcraft, and space systems.
Boeing has received numerous prime and subcontract awards from various federal agencies, including the Department of Defense, Navy, Army, Air Force, and Defense Logistics Agency. These contracts cover a diverse array of goods and services, such as spare parts for the P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, KC-46A aerial refueling tanker, and AH-64 Apache and H-47 Chinook helicopters. The company provides critical components like aircraft ducts, fans, control panels, electrical systems, and structural elements. Boeing also delivers maintenance, repair, and overhaul services, as well as engineering support and logistics management. Notable contracts include work on the P-8A Engine Depot Maintenance and Repair program, KC-46 over and above labor, and various research and development initiatives. While most contracts are awarded without set-aside designations, Boeing often collaborates with smaller businesses as subcontractors or suppliers.
The Boeing Company holds significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts that enable federal agencies to procure goods and services efficiently. A $75 million single-award IDIQ from the Naval Air Systems Command focuses on P-8A aircraft spare parts, supporting the Navy's maritime patrol capabilities. The company has received multiple delivery orders under this vehicle for various P-8A components. Additionally, Boeing was awarded a $485 million multiple-award IDIQ by the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center for KC-46 support equipment. This ten-year contract, part of the KC-46A Tanker Modernization program, allows the Air Force to obtain spare parts, maintenance services, and engineering support for the aerial refueling tanker. These IDVs demonstrate Boeing's critical role in sustaining and modernizing key military aircraft platforms, providing the government with flexible procurement options for long-term support of essential defense capabilities.
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Not listed 7755 E Marginal Way S, Tukwila, WA 98108, USA
4/11/02 11/26/25 Rockwell Collins, Inc.
Rockwell Collins, Inc., operating as Collins Aerospace Military Avionics & Helicopters, is a prominent supplier of advanced aerospace solutions to the U.S. federal government. As a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies Corporation, the company specializes in providing a wide range of avionics, electronics, communications, and navigation systems primarily for military aircraft and helicopters. Rockwell Collins has established itself as a key contractor for the Department of Defense and other federal agencies, offering products and services that support mission-critical operations across various platforms.
Through its federal contract awards, Rockwell Collins has demonstrated extensive capabilities in supplying and maintaining crucial components for military aviation. The company has received numerous awards for the repair and overhaul of avionics systems, including computer subassemblies, control display units, and data interface units for aircraft such as the F-15 Eagle and MH-60T helicopter. Rockwell Collins has also provided wide field of view heads-up displays for the F-15E, as well as receiver-transmitters and other communication equipment for various aircraft. The company's work spans across multiple defense agencies, including the Air Force Sustainment Center, Army Aviation and Missile Command, and the U.S. Coast Guard. Notable contracts include sustainment engineering services for the KC-10 and KC-135 aircraft, and performance-based logistics services for the Coast Guard's Aviation Logistics Center. While most contracts are not set aside, Rockwell Collins frequently serves as a prime contractor on firm fixed-price delivery orders.
In terms of federal grant awards, Rockwell Collins has received funding from NASA's Shared Services Center for research related to autonomous systems safety. Specifically, the company was awarded a cooperative agreement to develop a framework for conducting safety assessments of increasingly autonomous systems. This research focused on characterizing and documenting the human contribution to safety, including contingency handling, for an example autonomous system. The grant work, performed between February 2020 and March 2023, demonstrates Rockwell Collins' involvement in advancing cutting-edge aerospace technologies beyond its traditional contract work.
Rockwell Collins holds several significant indefinite delivery contracts (IDCs) with various federal agencies. The U.S. Coast Guard awarded the company a $385.5 million single-award IDC for sustainment engineering and technical support services for its Aviation Logistics Center, covering engineering design, investigations, and field support. The U.S. Army issued a $15 million IDC for avionics spare parts, repairs, and upgrades for defense aircraft and helicopters, as well as a $4.35 million IDC specifically for the inspection, overhaul, and upgrade of power supply modules for CH-47F helicopters. The U.S. Special Operations Command granted a $62 million IDC for lifecycle contractor support services for tactical mission networking systems. These IDCs, along with others for specific aircraft components like multifunction display units, underscore Rockwell Collins' vital role in maintaining and enhancing the capabilities of the U.S. military's aviation assets across multiple branches and special operations forces.
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Not listed 400 Collins Rd NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52498, USA
7/16/18 8/30/25 AAR Government Services Inc.
AAR Government Services Inc., a subsidiary of AAR Corp., is a leading provider of aviation maintenance, logistics, modification, and support services to U.S. defense, government, and commercial customers. The company specializes in delivering a wide range of services including depot maintenance, contractor logistics support, spare parts procurement, and engineering support for various aircraft platforms. As an independent aviation services provider, AAR Government Services leverages its expertise to secure prime federal contracts and subcontracts from agencies such as the Department of the Air Force, Department of the Navy, and Department of State.
Through its federal contract awards, AAR Government Services has provided extensive support for major defense programs and aircraft fleets. The company has performed scheduled and unscheduled depot maintenance on naval aircraft like the P-8A Poseidon, as well as contractor logistics support for Air Force C-130J and Navy C-40A transport aircraft. AAR has also secured high-value contracts for F-16 depot maintenance services, KC-46 initial spares, and landing gear performance-based logistics. Additionally, the company has supported the Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement with aviation services for worldwide locations. AAR's work often involves collaborating with major subcontractors like Boeing, Raytheon, Honeywell, and General Electric to deliver comprehensive support services.
AAR Government Services holds several significant indefinite delivery contracts (IDVs) with federal agencies. These include a $1.095 billion contract with the Air Force Materiel Command for F-16 depot maintenance services through 2032, a $1.89 billion contract with the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center for KC-46 initial spare parts through 2027, and a $485 million contract for KC-46 support equipment through 2033. The company also holds a $365 million single-award contract for F-16 depot repair and SLEP overhaul work for U.S. Air Forces in Europe. These IDVs allow various agencies to issue task orders for AAR's services, ranging from aircraft maintenance and repair to spare parts procurement and engineering support, demonstrating the company's comprehensive capabilities in supporting major military aircraft programs.
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Not listed 1100 N Wood Dale Rd, Wood Dale, IL 60191, USA
11/21/17 5/1/25 Ami Industries, Inc.
Ami Industries, Inc., operating as Goodrich Interiors Specialty Seating Systems under the UTC Aerospace Systems Division, is a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies Corporation (RTX) specializing in the manufacture of aerospace components for the U.S. military and defense industry. The company has established itself as a key supplier of critical aviation equipment, primarily providing aircraft parts, components, and seating systems to various branches of the Department of Defense. Ami Industries' expertise lies in producing crew seats, cushions, restraints, and escape systems for military aircraft, playing a crucial role in supporting the operational readiness and safety of U.S. military aviation platforms.
Through numerous prime contract awards, primarily from the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation, Ami Industries has supplied a wide range of products for military aviation platforms. These include seat cushions, headrest covers, back covers, webbing straps, mounting brackets, springs, pins, levers, and various structural components for aircraft interiors. The company has also delivered more specialized items such as pressure bellows, guillotine cutters, and parachute pin sets. In addition to its prime contracts, Ami Industries has partnered as a subcontractor with major defense firms like Boeing, Bell Textron, Lockheed Martin, and L3Harris Technologies, providing aircraft interiors, seats, and other aviation components for various military programs. These subcontracts have supported projects for different branches of the military, including the Air Force and Navy. Notably, most of Ami Industries' contracts do not utilize set-aside designations, indicating its competitiveness in the open market.
Ami Industries currently holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the Department of Defense. A $250,000 single-award IDC with the DLA Aviation, awarded on September 27, 2019, and set to run through July 26, 2024, allows for the procurement of webbing straps (NSN 4610050297) to support various aviation programs. The company has also held a separate $1.2 million IDC with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Robins Air Force Base for engineering services supporting the Advanced Crew Escape Suit System (ACES II) used in rotary and tilt aircraft. Most recently, Ami Industries was awarded a $820 million multiple-award IDC by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center under the parent IDIQ contract "KC-46 Commodities Depot Activation Stand-up." This contract, running through April 30, 2029, positions the company to provide a wide range of aircraft interior components and seating systems to support various military aviation programs, further solidifying its role as a critical supplier to the U.S. military aerospace sector.
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Not listed 1275 Newport Rd, Colorado Springs, CO 80916, USA
5/15/01 8/30/25 Aviation Repair Technologies LLC
Aviation Repair Technologies LLC, doing business as Art, is a for-profit limited liability company and self-certified HUBZone joint venture that provides aviation-related goods and services to the U.S. federal government. The company specializes in aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul services, with a focus on supplying and repairing aircraft components for various government agencies. Art is an FAA and EASA certified repair station based in Blytheville, Arkansas, offering a range of aviation services to support military and civilian aircraft operations.
Art has been awarded numerous federal contracts to provide repair services for radomes used on the U.S. Coast Guard's MH-65 search and rescue helicopters. These awards, typically ranging from $10,000 to $40,000, have been issued as firm-fixed-price delivery orders under a larger indefinite delivery contract. The company has also received a $1.757 million purchase order from the Department of the Army Test and Evaluation Command to deliver an Airbus A321 commercial aircraft fuselage for destructive testing. Additionally, Art has supplied initial spare parts for the Air Force's KC-46A Tanker Modernization program. As a subcontractor to AAR Government Services Inc., Art has provided aircraft parts repair and procurement services for Navy contracts.
Aviation Repair Technologies LLC holds two significant indefinite delivery contract vehicles. The first is a $3.788 billion multiple-award KC-46 Initial Spares (KIS) IDIQ contract awarded by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center. Under this contract, Art is responsible for supplying initial spare parts to support the KC-46A Tanker fleet through September 2027. The company has received delivery orders for KC-46 initial spares, with work performed at its Blytheville facility. The second contract is a $549,480 single-award IDIQ from the U.S. Coast Guard, set aside for small businesses, to repair radomes for MH-65 aircraft through May 2027. This contract has generated multiple delivery orders for Art to perform radome repairs, supporting the Coast Guard's fleet of MH-65 helicopters used in critical missions such as search and rescue and maritime security.
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Not listed 2513 Atlanta St, Blytheville, AR 72315, USA
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