Aemi Holdings, LLC

Aemi Holdings, LLC, doing business as AEM Holdings Inc., is a for-profit limited liability company and goods manufacturer that operates exclusively as a subcontractor to prime defense and aerospace primes, supplying electronic components and parts for guided-missile and space-vehicle production. The company has completed 114 sub-awards across federal sources since 2009, with 109 of those 114 awards (96%) routed through subcontracts rather than prime positions; it holds no prime contract vehicles.

AEM's capability portfolio centers on passive and active electronic components — ferrite beads, filters, capacitors, regulators, switches, diodes, fuses, and specialty connectors — engineered for aerospace and defense applications under military specification and automotive-grade qualification standards. The company supplies to platform production lines and development efforts across multiple primes. Recent representative work includes ceramic chip capacitors and RF coaxial connectors for Raytheon's SM-3 Block IIA missile (sub-awards in September 2025 and March 2025), flight-qualified parts for Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory's Dragonfly Extended Phase B mission under NASA contract 80MSFC20D0004 (February 2026, January 2025, July 2024, and prior awards), miscellaneous electrical equipment and switchgear apparatus for Northrop Grumman's Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared Polar space vehicles study (May and June 2025), and ferrite-core filters, multilayer ceramic capacitors, and low-noise amplifier integrated circuits for Lockheed Martin's PATRIOT Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile production (dozens of awards spanning 2022 through January 2025). Boeing provides exposure on Wideband Global Satcom space vehicle common aerospace commodities (August 2024, July 2024, June 2024).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Army programs. The Department of the Army accounts for 77 awards (68% of the recent sub-award total), with the Department of the Air Force Space Command Space and Missile Systems Center placing 14 awards and NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, the Missile Defense Agency, and NASA Langley Research Center together adding 14 more. Across all 10 distinct federal customer agencies, 92% of awards flow through the top five. However, potential-value figures in the source data are extremely sparse and misaligned with the obligated-dollar totals reported, indicating the vendor's recent work consists of repetitive small-value component orders rather than large-value development contracts. The combined potential value across all 114 awards stands at only $97 thousand while combined dollars obligated reach $14.8 million — a 15,353% obligation-to-potential ratio that reflects dozens of small recurring purchase orders for the same component types across multiple missile and space platforms.

Subcontractor relationships are concentrated with Lockheed Martin (which anchors the bulk of recent activity across PAC-3, GPS III Follow-On, and Global Positioning Systems III programs), followed by Raytheon (SM-3 production), Northrop Grumman (NGIP-Polar vehicle studies), Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory (Dragonfly mission), Boeing (WGS), and Valkyrie Enterprises (DOD passive-components task order). Activity has remained steady across 2022–2024 (27, 21, and 43 awards respectively) before declining to 14 awards in 2025 and a single award year-to-date in 2026. The vendor's award portfolio spans primarily NAICS 334611 (Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing), with smaller shares in R&D and other electronic component manufacturing. No information is available regarding SBA designations, ownership structure, or headquarters location.