Aerokool Aviation Corp

Aerokool Aviation Corp, doing business as Aero Kool Aviation, is an SBA-certified HUBZone firm and self-certified small disadvantaged business that manufactures and remanufactures aircraft pneumatic components and provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services to federal defense agencies as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) and subcontractor on specialized defense programs. The company is based in Hialeah, Florida, and operates as a for-profit manufacturer of goods, competing predominantly under total small business set-aside designations on its highest-value contracts with the Coast Guard while pursuing full-and-open competition against larger aerospace primes on delivery orders under Air Force and Defense Logistics Agency vehicle.

Aerokool's customer base concentrates heavily in military aviation sustainment. The top five funding agencies account for 93% of recent awards. The Air Force Sustainment Center dominates both volume and dollars, with 177 awards worth $51.1 million in combined potential value. The Naval Supply Systems Command anchors the second-largest dollar share at $13.7 million across ten awards, followed by Defense Logistics Agency Aviation ($12.4 million, 67 awards), the Air Force Materiel Command ($9 million, 91 awards), and the Coast Guard ($7.6 million, 128 awards). The rankings reveal a strategy split: the Coast Guard places many small delivery orders under a single $1.6 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract for HC-144 propeller and component repairs, while the Air Force Sustainment Center generates substantial per-award values through larger IDCs for T-38 and AC-130U component remanufacturing.

Aerokool holds five named indefinite delivery vehicles totaling over $11 million in ceiling value. The Air Force Sustainment Center $7.5 million IDC for T-38 component remanufacturing (cabin air safety valves, canopy air seal regulators, ram air solenoid valves) has generated 33 delivery orders. A $6.9 million Air Force IDC for AC-130U air cooling turbine remanufacturing carries significant reorder traffic. The Coast Guard's $1.6 million multiple-award IDC for 14RF-37 propeller assembly overhaul and repair (designated total small business set-aside, extending through March 2027) has executed 46 task orders. Newer 2025–2026 awards include a $1.52 million Defense Logistics Agency Aviation IDC for annular ball bearings (two delivery orders issued, $234,248 and $71,064) and a $1.07 million Defense Logistics Agency Aviation IDC for aircraft impeller wheels, both total small business set-asides with five-year terms.

Recent representative prime work includes a $6.9 million Air Force Sustainment Center delivery order (July 2025) for AC-130U air cooling turbine remanufacturing under an existing IDC, a $639.6 thousand delivery order (September 2025) for T-38 canopy air seal regulator remanufacturing, a $1.159 million Naval Supply Systems Command definitive contract (July 2025) for aircraft turbine manufacturing and repair, and a $246,275 Air Force Sustainment Center delivery order (April 2026) for T-38 ram air solenoid valve remanufacture under a total small business set-aside. The Coast Guard has awarded numerous smaller task orders ranging from $800 to $170,000 for HC-144 aircraft repairs, water collector and heat exchanger overhauls, and propeller assembly maintenance.

Activity has remained flat to slightly declining in the past three years: 19 awards in 2022, 30 in 2023, 32 in 2024, 32 in 2025, and 7 to date in 2026. Fifteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $3.8 million, presenting moderate recompete exposure. In its subcontractor role, Aerokool supplies shut-off valves, repairs, and refrigeration components to Sierra Nevada Corporation under the Big Safari program (eight sub-awards from May 2024 through April 2025) and supplies F-15 repair support services to The Boeing Company for Royal Saudi Air Force foreign military sales (two sub-awards in January and October 2024).

Aerokool's capability portfolio centers on pneumatic aircraft component manufacturing, remanufacturing, and repair. Top product categories across the award footprint are aircraft air conditioning, heating, and pressurizing equipment (134 awards by product service code), maintenance/repair/rebuild of aircraft components and accessories (101 awards), and maintenance/repair/rebuild of valves (92 awards). Concrete components include F-15 fluid regulating valves, T-38 cabin air safety valves and canopy air seal regulators, AC-130U air cooling turbines, HC-144 propeller assemblies, water collectors, heat exchangers, air cycle machines, aircraft impeller wheels, and annular ball bearings. The company maintains FAA Part 145 certification and original equipment manufacturer authorization to repair components to Federal Aviation Administration standards.

Aircraft Component Rep and overhaul Div. Airframe and Engine Accessories Military Commercial Platforms FAA-PMA parts DLA Source Approved Piece Parts Logistics Division, Repair Mgmt

NDI, Machine Shop, Welding, Painting, RECORE

Certs: FAA, EASA ,ISO9001