Aero Twin, Inc.

Aero Twin, Inc., a veteran-owned and woman-owned small business based in Anchorage, Alaska, delivers aircraft maintenance, inspection, and repair services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designation. The company operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) across a lean customer base concentrated in Interior and Transportation, with over 45 years of aviation services experience and specialized competency in Cessna Caravan 208B operations.

Customer concentration is acute and asset-heavy. The Department of the Interior's Office of Policy Management and Budget dominates the footprint—41 awards carrying $19.9 million in combined potential value represent 85% of total dollars. The Department of Justice's U.S. Marshals Service Alaska ranks second ($1.8 million combined potential value across 2 awards, including a newly awarded single-award BPA), followed by Interior's Interior Business Center ($1.2 million across 14 awards) and the Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration ($283 thousand across 10 awards split between Headquarters and Franchise Acquisition Services). These five customer entities account for 99% of combined potential value across eight distinct federal agencies served.

Aero Twin's capability portfolio is narrow and specialized: aircraft maintenance and repair (52 awards under PSC 4910-16 for maintenance/repair/rebuild of aircraft and airframe structural components), aircraft component and accessory repair (37 awards under PSC 4910-17), and annual and special inspections (5 awards under PSC 5820-01). The vendor classifies under NAICS 488190 (Other Support Activities for Air Transportation) for 80 of 106 awards, with smaller exposure to aircraft parts manufacturing (7 awards under NAICS 336413). Representative recent work includes a $72,423.60 BPA call from U.S. Marshals Service Alaska for aircraft maintenance supporting fugitive apprehension operations in Alaska (expected completion January 11, 2031), a $26,568.51 purchase order from USMS for annual and special inspections (April 11, 2025), and a $38,248.80 FAA purchase order for Cessna Caravan 208B inspections and repair in Anchorage (February 27, 2024).

Vehicle position centers on Interior Department IDCs and BPAs. Aero Twin holds task-order positions on five parent vehicles: Indefinite Delivery Contract IND140606810969 (14 task orders, $81 thousand), Blanket Purchase Agreement IND15PA00024 (13 task orders, $281 thousand), Indefinite Delivery Contract 140D8018D0056 (10 task orders, $386 thousand), Indefinite Delivery Contract IND12PC00062 (6 task orders, $61 thousand), and Blanket Purchase Agreement 15M10226AA4700028 (1 task order, $72 thousand). A newly established single-award BPA with U.S. Marshals Service (ceiling $1.75 million, awarded January 12, 2026) represents Aero Twin's highest-ceiling vehicle and reflects expanding exposure beyond Interior.

Activity has declined sharply. The vendor placed four awards in 2021, three in 2022, and one each in 2023 and 2024, with two awards in 2026 to date. Combined potential value across all 106 awards stands at $23.4 million, with only $2.4 million obligated (10% of potential). Most Interior work traces to older IDCs and BPAs; the Marshals Service BPA and associated January 2026 task order represent the only recent volume signals in an otherwise flat trajectory.