Aero Engineering Support Group Inc.

Aero Engineering Support Group Inc., a Kissimmee, Florida-based Subchapter S Corporation, delivers aerospace component repair, overhaul, and maintenance services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on 37% of its recent awards and as a subcontractor on 63%, with specialization in military rotary-wing and fixed-wing aircraft hydraulic systems, flight control surfaces, actuators, valves, and avionics components. The company operates primarily as a small business, competing under total small business set-asides on a significant portion of prime work and holding no identified SBA 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or women-owned designations in the source material.

Aero Engineering's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the U.S. Army. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command accounts for 27 awards totaling $74.7 million in combined potential value, anchoring 98% of the company's dollar footprint and leading by magnitude across both award-count and potential-value rankings. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Security Assistance Command represents 52 awards but carries far smaller individual values, most routed through subcontractor relationships rather than prime awards. The Air Force Sustainment Center, Air Force Materiel Command, Naval Air Systems Command, Air National Guard, and Coast Guard round out a 12-agency customer base, collectively representing under 2% of potential value. Prime work concentrates on UH-60 Black Hawk and CH-47 Chinook helicopter component sustainment; subcontract work includes Foreign Military Sales repair and return task orders for allied nations and E-6B contractor logistics support.

Aero Engineering holds a portfolio of single-award indefinite delivery contracts from the Army Aviation and Missile Command, issued across 2023–2026. These IDICs include a $16.1 million vehicle for left-hand stabilator overhaul (awarded December 4, 2023, ultimate completion November 30, 2028), a $10.8 million vehicle for right-hand stabilator overhaul (awarded January 5, 2024, ultimate completion January 4, 2029), a $4.9 million vehicle for UH-60 Black Hawk electro-mechanical actuator overhaul (awarded July 12, 2024, ultimate completion July 14, 2029), a $4.8 million vehicle for module assembly pilot overhaul (awarded September 30, 2025, ultimate completion September 29, 2030), a $2.6 million vehicle for servo-valve hydraulic overhaul (awarded April 7, 2026, ultimate completion April 6, 2031), a $1.4 million vehicle for starter engine hydra work (awarded March 16, 2026, ultimate completion March 16, 2031), and a $1.3 million vehicle for altimeter pressure sensor maintenance (awarded June 9, 2023, ultimate completion June 9, 2028). Recent delivery orders under these vehicles include a $403 thousand order for UH-60 servo-valve overhaul (April 7, 2026), an $83 thousand order for CH-47F starter engine support (March 16, 2026), a $114 thousand order for pressure altimeter overhaul (March 3, 2026), and a $1.3 million order for electro-mechanical actuator overhaul (December 9, 2025). The company also holds an Air Force Sustainment Center IDC valued at $320 thousand for C-5 tension regulator repair (awarded February 5, 2025, ultimate completion February 4, 2030), a $250 thousand Air Force Repair Enhancement Program BPA (awarded May 1, 2025), and a Coast Guard contract for HC-130J aileron booster assembly overhaul (terminated for convenience, August 12, 2025). Full-and-open awards include Air Force Sustainment Center and Air Force Materiel Command orders for C-5 Galaxy component repair at values ranging from $16 thousand to $85 thousand, and a Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order for a regulating valve ($80 thousand, August 28, 2025).

Activity has grown sharply—from three awards in 2022 to 58 in 2025—though 2026 shows early-year moderation at eleven awards through April. The split between prime and sub work skews heavily toward subcontracting; the source characterizes 52 sub-awards as Foreign Military Sales repair-and-return task orders under S & K Federal Services LLC and S & K Logistics Services LLC primes, with additional subs under Vertex Aerospace LLC (E-6B contractor logistics support), Amentum Services Inc. (F-5 and backshop aircraft maintenance), and Science and Engineering Services LLC (unscheduled maintenance materials). Twelve awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and total $3.6 million in combined potential value, marking a moderate recompete window. The company's capability portfolio spans Black Hawk and Chinook helicopter component overhaul, C-5 Galaxy depot-level repair, F-16 and F-4 component maintenance, avionics testing and repair, and flight control surface restoration, all performed at its Kissimmee facility or subordinate performance locations. Work is classified under aircraft parts manufacturing (28 awards), process and logistics consulting (42 awards), and engineering services (13 awards) by NAICS; PSC categories align to aircraft hydraulic and vacuum system components, airframe structural components, and flight instruments.