Aerokool Aviation Corp

Aerokool Aviation Corp, doing business as Aero Kool Aviation, manufactures, remanufactures, and provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for aircraft pneumatic components and environmental control systems to the Department of Defense and Coast Guard primarily as a prime contractor (97% of awards). The company is an SBA-certified HUBZone firm and self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Hialeah, Florida, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides on its core Coast Guard and Defense Logistics Agency work, though a substantial portion of Air Force Sustainment Center delivery orders are awarded without set-aside designation despite Aerokool's eligibility.

Aerokool's federal footprint centers on three concrete capability streams. The first is T-38 Talon trainer aircraft component remanufacturing — cabin air safety valves, canopy air seal regulators, and ram air solenoid valves — performed under a $7.5 million indefinite delivery contract with the Air Force Sustainment Center running through July 2027; recent delivery orders include a $639,600 award on September 22, 2025, for canopy air seal regulator remanufacture. The second is AC-130U air cooling turbine remanufacturing for the Air Force, including a $6.9 million definitive contract awarded July 1, 2025, with performance through September 2025. The third is Coast Guard HC-144 aircraft repair and maintenance — heat exchangers, air cycle machines, water collectors, and propeller assembly overhaul — performed under a $1.6 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract running through March 2027; this vehicle alone has generated 46 delivery orders totaling $1.3 million in potential value. Aerokool also manufactures and procures aircraft impeller wheels, ball bearings, and turbine wheels for the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation under single-award indefinite delivery contracts valued at $1.07 million (awarded January 26, 2026, through February 2031) and $1.52 million (awarded March 6, 2025, through March 2030).

Customer concentration is driven by Air Force and Coast Guard sustainment demand. The Air Force Sustainment Center accounts for 177 awards totaling $51.1 million combined potential value (54% of total); the Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command represents $14.9 million across 11 awards; Defense Logistics Agency Aviation contributes 67 awards worth $12.4 million; the Air Force Materiel Command (excluding the Sustainment Center) adds 91 awards for $9 million; and the Coast Guard places 132 awards valued at $7.8 million. Together these five customers account for 100% of combined potential value. Within this concentration, the Air Force Sustainment Center dominates both volume and dollars, while the Navy's smaller award count masks a higher dollar share through larger definitive contracts for aircraft turbine manufacturing and repair.

Aerokool's named indefinite delivery vehicles include the $7.5 million Air Force Sustainment Center T-38 remanufacturing IDC (33 delivery orders issued), the $6.9 million AC-130U air cooling turbine IDC (multiple orders), the $1.6 million Coast Guard propeller assembly and HC-144 repair IDC (46 delivery orders), the $1.52 million Defense Logistics Agency bearing procurement IDC (2 delivery orders to date), and the $1.07 million Defense Logistics Agency impeller wheel IDC (awarded January 2026). Task order activity across these vehicles has been steady year over year, with 32 awards in both 2024 and 2025 and 13 awards recorded through August 2026.

Awards reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months total sixteen with combined potential value of $4.6 million, representing modest recompete exposure relative to the active portfolio. Aerokool's remanufacturing and bearing procurement work is concentrated in the NAICS categories Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (366 awards) and Other Support Activities for Air Transportation (77 awards), with procurement service codes dominated by Aircraft Air Conditioning, Heating, and Pressurizing Equipment (135 awards), Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Aircraft Components (102 awards), and Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Valves (92 awards).

In its subcontractor role, Aerokool supplies shut-off valve repairs and engineering services to Sierra Nevada Company under Big Safari modification programs (eight sub-awards from July 2023 through April 2025) and F-15 repair support services to Boeing for Royal Saudi Air Force Foreign Military Sales aerospace support (two sub-awards, January 2024 and October 2024). The sub-award footprint is minimal — fourteen sub-awards (3% of total) — and routed primarily through defense prime contractors rather than direct federal channels. Across both prime and sub work, Aerokool's positioning reflects deep technical specialization in pneumatic and thermal aircraft systems for rotary and fixed-wing platforms, with sustained customer relationships anchored to long-term indefinite delivery vehicles and steady delivery order execution.

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