Acme Aerospace, Inc.

Acme Aerospace, Inc. is a for-profit manufacturer and subsidiary of TransDigm Group Incorporated, located in Tempe, Arizona, specializing in advanced battery chargers, battery storage products, and power management solutions for the U.S. military and defense sector. The company is registered in SAM.gov and has been actively receiving federal contract awards since 2011, with its current registration set to expire in December 2025. Acme Aerospace focuses on providing critical energy storage technologies and power-related equipment to various defense agencies, supporting military logistics, sustainment, and operational readiness.

Through its prime and sub federal contract awards, Acme Aerospace has consistently delivered battery-related products and services to multiple defense agencies, including the Naval Supply Systems Command, Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, Electronic Systems Center, and Air Force Sustainment Center. The company's contract awards predominantly involve battery chargers, battery storage products, battery repairs, and power supply equipment. These contracts are typically firm fixed-price purchase orders, delivery orders, and definitive contracts, with contract values ranging from $6,075 to $1,925,495. Acme Aerospace has worked as both a prime contractor and subcontractor, collaborating with major defense contractors such as Boeing, Raytheon/Lockheed Martin Javelin Joint Venture, Northrop Grumman, L3Harris Technologies, and Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies. None of their federal contract awards have been designated with set-aside provisions, indicating their ability to compete effectively in full and open competition.

Acme Aerospace holds two significant Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime: a $39.8 million IDC for battery chargers and an $18.8 million IDC for battery storage products, both valid through late 2024. These IDCs serve as primary vehicles for procuring the company's specialized power management technologies, enabling the agency to issue delivery orders for battery-related products that support U.S. military forces. The IDCs cover a wide range of battery charger and storage units, with delivery orders issued against these contracts ranging from $21,000 to over $1 million. The original pre-solicitation for these IDCs indicated an estimated annual demand of over 5,000 battery charger units, highlighting the critical role Acme Aerospace plays in supporting defense logistics and sustainment programs across various military platforms and systems.