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 (100% of recent awards) to the Defense Logistics Agency and the U.S. Army. The Euless, Texas-based company competes predominantly full-and-open, with no recurring set-aside posture across its footprint; recent awards split between Total Small Business set-asides and non-set-aside competitive procurements on an order-by-order basis.

A.g.h. Industries is a Subchapter S corporation and a child of Aereos, Inc. (parent: Euless Aero Components division). As a small business manufacturer with continuous federal contracting registration since 2001, the company specializes in aircraft structural components, hydraulic assemblies, transmission covers, fasteners, bearings, gearshafts, clevis assemblies, and related mechanical components supporting military helicopter programs—particularly the SH-60 Helicopter initiative—and vehicle fleet maintenance across the defense industrial base. Representative work includes a $532 thousand Total Small Business set-aside delivery order from DLA Aviation for 102 units of metallic aircraft seals (NSN 2840014434276) awarded October 31, 2025, ultimate completion October 1, 2026; a $840 thousand Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for 47 units of vehicular brackets (NSN 2590017077937) awarded January 9, 2026, ultimate completion March 1, 2027; and a $349 thousand non-set-aside purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime for cylinder assembly components (NSN 3040-01-497-5152) awarded December 1, 2025, ultimate completion February 24, 2027.

Customer concentration is pronounced and heavily weighted to the Defense Logistics Agency. The top five funding agencies account for 85% of recent awards by count and 80% by potential value. DLA Aviation leads with 3,521 awards totaling $95.5 million in combined potential value; DLA Land and Maritime follows with 2,158 awards and $39.7 million. GSA Federal Acquisition Service, the Department of the Army, and DLA Construction and Equipment round out the active set with substantially smaller volumes. The company's recent award velocity shows growth—433 awards in 2025 versus 334 in 2024—though 2026 year-to-date activity (118 awards in the first half) reflects the typical seasonal pattern of federal procurement. Within the next twenty-four months, 194 awards with combined potential value of $17.3 million face ultimate completion dates, representing moderate recompete exposure.

A.g.h. Industries holds four active single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA. The primary vehicle is a $2 million DLA Aviation IDC extending through December 2029 supporting the SH-60 Helicopter program; three additional single-award IDCs worth approximately $250,000 each cover aviation and land-maritime component categories (sprocket wheels, transmission covers, intercylinder sleeves) through 2026–2027. These vehicles anchor the vendor's DLA relationship and provide recurring procurement channels for standardized components. The company places no task orders against government-wide acquisition contracts, multiple award schedules, or agency-wide GWACs; DLA single-award IDVs and purchase orders (both competitive and set-aside) constitute the entire recent contract portfolio. Award category concentration skews toward aircraft and mechanical components: Industrial and Personal Service Paper Merchant Wholesalers (2,590 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (2,574 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (552 awards), and Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (401 awards) account for the largest shares by NAICS. The top PSC codes mirror this profile: Kitchen Hand Tools and Utensils (2,591 awards, likely reflecting small-dollar Army Natick Soldier Center procurements for field rations and military food equipment), Airframe Structural Components (1,955 awards), and Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (518 awards).

The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor with no subcontractor footprint in the source data. All performance occurs at the company's Euless, Texas manufacturing facility. A.g.h. Industries has not held a position on parent vehicles beyond DLA single-award IDCs and does not participate in teaming arrangements reflected in the awards reviewed. The company's nine thousand nine hundred twenty awards spanning back to 1980 represent a mature, long-established vendor relationship with DLA focused on delivering small-to-medium-value component orders to support military aircraft and vehicle fleet sustainment. The recent award pattern—small purchase orders averaging under $20 thousand in ceiling value, with occasional larger structural or assembly procurements in the $100–500 thousand range—reflects the consumable and replacement-parts nature of the business. Set-aside designation recurs for higher-value structural assemblies and specialized components (Total Small Business), while standardized fasteners, hardware, and low-value items are frequently competed full-and-open. This posture positions A.g.h. Industries as a reliable, responsive vendor within DLA's supply chain for recurring, predictable component requirements across aviation and maritime logistics operations.

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