Rockwell Collins, Inc.
Rockwell Collins, Inc., operating as Collins Aerospace Government Systems, is a leading provider of advanced aerospace and defense technologies to the U.S. federal government. As a subsidiary of RTX Corporation (formerly Raytheon Technologies), Collins Aerospace specializes in avionics, communications, electronic warfare, and other mission-critical systems for military and government customers. The company's expertise spans a wide range of products and services, including radio communication systems, radar systems, navigation systems, mission computers, flight controls, and various other avionics components. With a long history of supporting Department of Defense programs, Collins Aerospace has established itself as a key industry partner in aircraft modernization, electronic warfare, and communications initiatives.
Through numerous prime and subcontract awards, Collins Aerospace has provided a diverse array of goods and services to federal agencies. These include the delivery of RT-2036(C)/ARC radio systems, ARC-210 communication equipment, and various other avionics components to the Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Supply Systems Command. The company has also supplied data entry keyboards, antenna couplers, and electronic covers to support naval operations. For the Air Force, Collins Aerospace has delivered ejection seat engineering services, C/KC-135 avionics sustaining engineering, and Next Generation Scope Command cyber security support. As a subcontractor, the company has contributed to major programs such as the NAVAIR Multi-Engine Training System, providing specialized avionics and communication systems to prime contractors like Textron Aviation, Lockheed Martin, and Boeing. These contracts typically do not carry set-aside designations, reflecting Collins Aerospace's status as a large business entity.
Collins Aerospace holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. A notable example is the $560.93 million single-award contract with the Air Force Materiel Command for C/KC-135 Avionics System Engineering Services (ASES). This IDV enables the Air Force to issue task orders for a wide range of avionics sustainment and engineering services through June 2025. Another key IDV is the $32.32 million contract with the Naval Air Warfare Center for Manpack radios, 721S Blade Radio RT-5512 Blade, power amplifiers, and related equipment. This vehicle allows the Navy to efficiently procure advanced communication systems and ancillary items. Additionally, Collins Aerospace holds a $3.2 million IDV with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center for ejection seat engineering services. These IDVs demonstrate the company's capacity to provide comprehensive, long-term support across various critical defense programs, leveraging its expertise in avionics, communications, and aircraft systems integration.
J4Q3HP6NHK47 334511
Not listed 400 Collins Rd NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52498, USA
11/7/01 12/10/25 The Boeing Company
The Boeing Company, doing business as Boeing, is a global aerospace and defense leader that provides a wide range of products and services to the U.S. federal government. As one of the world's largest aerospace companies, Boeing designs, manufactures, and sells commercial jetliners, defense systems, space technologies, and advanced information and communication systems. For the federal government, Boeing primarily supplies military aircraft, helicopters, satellites, missile defense systems, and various aerospace components. The company's expertise spans from heavy-lift cargo helicopters like the CH-47 Chinook to advanced avionics systems and spacecraft. Boeing's long-standing relationship with the Department of Defense and other federal agencies has positioned it as a key player in supporting national defense and space exploration initiatives.
Boeing's federal contract awards cover a diverse array of goods and services. The company has received numerous contracts for the production, maintenance, and modernization of military aircraft, particularly the CH-47F Modernized Cargo Helicopter program. These contracts involve manufacturing new helicopters, providing performance-based logistics support, and conducting engineering services for upgrades and modifications. Boeing also supplies critical components such as transmissions, rotary blades, and avionics systems. The Department of the Army, specifically the Army Materiel Command and PEO Aviation, is a major funding agency for these contracts. Additionally, Boeing has received awards from the Navy, Air Force, and Defense Logistics Agency for various aerospace products and engineering services. The company often serves as the prime contractor on these awards, collaborating with subcontractors for specialized components and services. Notable subcontractors include Avtask, Inc. for aerospace support and Triumph Actuation Systems for major structures. Boeing's contracts typically do not have set-aside designations, reflecting its status as a large prime contractor.
The Boeing Company holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. A major IDV is with the Department of the Army for the CH-47F Modernized Cargo Helicopter program, with a ceiling value of over $1.7 billion. This contract covers the production of CH-47F aircraft, long lead items, and modernization services. Another notable IDV is with the Army's Aviation and Missile Command for the overhaul and modernization of mechanical transmissions used in CH-47 Chinook helicopters, valued at $49.7 million. Boeing also holds IDVs with the Defense Logistics Agency for various aircraft components and engineering services. These IDVs allow for flexible ordering of Boeing's products and services over multi-year periods. Task orders under these IDVs have been issued by various Army commands, the Naval Sea Systems Command, and other defense agencies, demonstrating the broad scope of Boeing's support across multiple branches of the military. The IDVs encompass a range of services from production and maintenance to research and development, solidifying Boeing's position as a comprehensive supplier to the U.S. military.
E466BXU4KJH8 336411
Not listed 100 S Stewart Ave, Ridley Park, PA 19078, USA
3/11/02 7/17/25 Sierra Nevada Company, LLC
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) is an aerospace and national security company that provides advanced technology solutions and open architecture integrations for defense, aviation, space, and other government customers. Through prime and sub federal contract awards, SNC has provided a wide range of products and services including aircraft upgrades, radar systems, communications equipment, satellite components, prototype vehicles, engineering services, software licenses, logistics support, and more.
SNC has received prime contract awards from agencies like the Air Force, Army, Navy, and Special Operations Command to supply specialized mission systems, sensors, vehicle modifications, maintenance services, and annual sustainment for aviation platforms and ground vehicles. As a subcontractor, SNC has provided software, antenna systems, inertial navigation components, and aircraft manufacturing support services. Contract vehicles have included multi-year IDIQ awards, delivery orders, purchase orders, and definitive contracts. Major partners have included Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Boeing, and General Atomics. Several contract awards have been designated for woman-owned small businesses.
SNC has received one prime federal grant from NASA to develop variable plant spacing systems for potential microgravity crop growth on long duration space missions. This research was conducted under NASA's Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships program. No federal sub-grants to SNC were listed.
SNC holds several IDIQ contract vehicles with ceiling values up to $716 million for agencies like the Air Force, Army, Navy, and Special Operations Command. Task orders issued against these IDIQs have been for products and services ranging from BIG SAFARI aircraft upgrades, Poseidon jet sensor components, MODI system sustainment, and TRAX software licenses. The IDIQs provide flexible contracting mechanisms to procure systems and support on an as-needed basis.
DD2QET4D27T3 334511
Not listed 444 Salomon Cir, Sparks, NV 89434, USA
1/25/02 2/4/26