Aerobase Group Inc.

Aerobase Group Inc., doing business as A B G, supplies aerospace and defense components to the federal government as a prime contractor, operating across minority-owned, woman-owned small business, small disadvantaged business, and Hispanic American-owned designations. The company, headquartered in St. Augustine, Florida, competes primarily in full-and-open procurements but carries recurring small business set-aside awards that anchor its customer relationships. Aerobase's portfolio spans 396 total awards (370 prime, 26 sub) with $34.9 million in combined potential value across 43 distinct federal agencies.

Aerobase delivers concrete aerospace and defense hardware: helicopter components (swivel assemblies, sliding door tracks, hydraulic fittings for MH-60T and MH-60A aircraft), aircraft instrument panels and pyrometers, fasteners and bolts, electrical components (connectors, switches, relays, circuit breakers), metallic and nonmetallic tubing, insulators, gaskets, and miscellaneous mechanical and electrical assemblies. Representative prime awards include a $163 thousand U.S. Coast Guard purchase order for a Honeywell color weather radar system for MH-60T helicopters (April 2025), a $143 thousand Coast Guard award for six sliding door tracks for MH-60T helicopters under total small business set-aside (October 2023), a $82.9 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order for MK 41 Vertical Launching System maintenance equipment kits under small business set-aside (December 2021), and recurring smaller orders across Defense Logistics Agency, Naval Air Warfare Center, and Air Force divisions for fasteners, insulators, temperature sensors, and specialized components valued between one thousand and thirty thousand dollars.

Customer concentration anchors to the Navy and DLA. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command leads both rankings with 43 awards (95% of combined potential value with $25.5 million), while the Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center holds 19 awards ($6.2 million potential value), anchored by a $5 million single-award blanket purchase agreement (BPA) established in July 2021 and running through July 2026. The Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard places 47 awards ($1 million potential value), and Defense Logistics Agency splits into Aviation (68 awards, $274 thousand) and Land and Maritime (61 awards, $289 thousand). Together, these five customer organizations account for 68 percent of recent award volume and 95 percent of combined potential value. NAICS concentration tracks the hardware portfolio: All Other Plastics Product Manufacturing (48 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (45 awards), and fastener/bolt manufacturing (38 awards combined).

Aerobase places task orders under a $5 million Naval Air Warfare Center BPA and carries positions on smaller vehicles including an Indefinite Delivery Contract (W58RGZ18D0001, 4 task orders) and a Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services vehicle (3 task orders). The company operates as a subcontractor on defense primes including The Boeing Company (F-15 Qatar foreign military sales, January 2025 and later), Lockheed Martin (M70A MLRS insulation components, November 2024 and earlier), Defense Systems And Solutions (UH-60 and CH-47 foreign military sales support, multiple awards 2024–2026), BAE Systems Land and Armaments (AMPV procurement materials, November 2024), and General Dynamics (Mark 41 VLS engineering services and field support, multiple awards 2024–2025). Aerobase's subcontract footprint reflects material supply and component sourcing roles across prime contractors rather than systems integration.

Activity peaked in 2024 at 56 awards, declined to 48 in 2025, and carried 11 awards through mid-2026; this volatility reflects Aerobase's role as a transactional supplier rather than a holder of large, stable IDIQs. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months ($34 thousand combined potential value), indicating low near-term recompete risk. Aerobase registered with SAM.gov in April 2014 and maintains invoiced revenues of $6.3 million (18 percent of combined potential value), positioning it as an active supplier to naval aviation, Coast Guard helicopter programs, and defense logistics networks rather than a strategic prime across broad government-wide vehicles.

supplier and distributor of aircraft parts, defense parts, ground support equipment, maritime parts, and military aviation parts.