A.g.h. Industries, LLC

A.g.h. Industries, LLC (doing business as AGH Industries Inc.) manufactures precision-engineered aviation spare parts, mechanical components, and military logistics equipment as a prime contractor to the Defense Logistics Agency, operating as a Subchapter S corporation subsidiary of Aereos, LLC, headquartered in Euless, Texas. The vendor is a small business with no SBA set-aside certifications on its own registration; however, many of its awards carry Total Small Business or Competitive 8(a) designations at the order level, and its parent structure and continuous federal contracting registration since 2001 position it as an established supplier within the defense industrial base.

A.g.h. Industries' footprint spans 10,007 prime awards valued at $190.5 million in combined potential value, with $122.1 million obligated (64% realization). The vendor's concrete capability portfolio centers on manufacturing discrete mechanical and aerospace components to specification: aircraft structural components (link assemblies, elbow assemblies, lens assemblies, structural support components), hydraulic and pneumatic assemblies (manifolds, pumps, cylinders, fluid restrictors, accumulators), transmission and driveline components (constant-speed clamps, universal joints, shaft assemblies, differential gears), fastening hardware (bolts, screws, hinges, gaskets, seals), and Army Natick-specification food service equipment components (lifter trays, holder assemblies, adapters). Recent representative awards include a $956.7 million Total Small Business purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for cylinder assembly components (April 2026), a $840.6 million Total Small Business award for vehicular brackets (January 2026), a $778 thousand full-and-open purchase order for electrical control panels (May 2026), and recurring food service component orders from GSA Federal Acquisition Service at sub-$1,000 unit prices.

Customer concentration is extreme and skews toward Defense Logistics Agency aviation logistics. DLA Aviation accounts for 3,549 awards (35% of all prime awards) and $96.8 million (51% of combined potential value), anchored in the SH-60 Helicopter program supply chain. DLA Land and Maritime places 2,187 awards valued at $41.7 million (22% of potential value). Together, the two DLA components fund 85% of awards by count and 80% of dollars. GSA Federal Acquisition Service places 1,639 orders (mostly for Natick food service components at nominal unit values), the Department of the Army 794 awards, and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment 301 awards. The top five customers by count represent 85% of the 10,007 awards. By dollar magnitude, the concentration deepens: DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime together represent 73% of the $190.5 million potential-value total.

A.g.h. Industries holds at least five active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency across Aviation and Land and Maritime divisions. The largest is a single-award IDV with DLA Aviation (valued at approximately $2 million) running through December 2029, principally supporting SH-60 Helicopter program component requirements. Additional IDVs include a $350,000 single-award Land and Maritime contract for sprocket wheel components (January 2027), a $350,000 transmission covers IDV (December 2026), a $350,000 intercylinder sleeves contract under Total Small Business set-aside (November 2026), and a $250,000 counterbalance weights IDV (April 2026). The vendor also places task orders against five primary parent indefinite delivery vehicles: SPM4A711D0267 (112 task orders, $992 thousand), SPM7LX06D7011 (50 task orders, $373 thousand), SPE4A716D5223 (17 task orders), SPM4A708D0053 (16 task orders, $870 thousand), and SPE4A617D6739 (14 task orders). The top indefinite delivery vehicles appear to be DLA-managed single-award vehicles anchored to specific component categories (mechanical transmission equipment, aircraft fasteners, structural assemblies, food service equipment).

Activity has held relatively steady at 334–436 awards per year across 2022–2025, with 202 awards recorded through October 2026 (partial-year pace). A recompete cliff presents material risk: 213 awards (combined potential value $17.9 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, concentrated in the DLA Land and Maritime and Aviation order streams. The category footprint reflects the vendor's specialization: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (2,593 awards), Industrial and Personal Service Paper Merchant Wholesalers (2,590 awards—the Natick food service component category), Hardware Manufacturing (553 awards), Aircraft Manufacturing (416 awards), and Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (403 awards). Top product service codes align with the awards: Kitchen Hand Tools and Utensils (2,591 awards), Airframe Structural Components (1,968 awards), Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (519 awards), and Hardware Commercial (493 awards).

A.g.h. Industries operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontract footprint visible in the source data. The vendor performs all contracted work at its manufacturing facility in Euless, Texas, and carries no disclosed sub-award relationships. As a subsidiary of Aereos, LLC (also Euless-based), A.g.h. Industries operates under a parent corporate structure but maintains its own UEI and contracting registration. The competitive posture is predominantly full-and-open across DLA, with set-aside designations applied at the task-order or delivery-order level rather than as a core vendor posture. Across the footprint, Total Small Business set-asides appear on roughly 40–50% of DLA Land and Maritime orders and a subset of DLA Aviation awards, while GSA Federal Acquisition Service orders carry no set-aside. The vendor competes in high-volume, low-dollar discrete-component categories where responsive manufacturing, component traceability, and compliance with Military Specifications and Standards drive award patterns rather than price competition across large pools.

JOB SHOP, SPECIALIZING IN GROUND EQUIPMENT, ORDNANCE, HELICOPTER, AND AIRPLANE PARTS