Aeronix, Inc.

Aeronix, Inc., a Melbourne, Florida–based small business manufacturer of electronic components and communications devices, operates as a prime contractor on full-and-open defense procurements with no set-aside designations, delivering specialized hardware and software solutions to military aviation, ground equipment, and communications modernization programs. The company is a subsidiary of Sv-Aero Corp and has maintained active federal contracting status since 2001, competing in unrestricted procurements across multiple Defense agencies without reliance on small-business set-asides.

Aeronix's capability portfolio centers on electronic switches, interface units, data modems, receiver systems, and tactical data link software serving the military supply chain. Representative prime work includes a $2.66 million delivery order from the Defense Department's Construction and Equipment office (October 2025) for interface unit and data hardware under a $25 million single-award DLA Troop Support IDIQ; a $2.1 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the same customer (December 2024) for interface unit data hardware under Total Small Business set-aside; and a $160,000 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Army Communications Electronics Command (December 2025) fulfilling Foreign Military Sales requirements for Italy. The company received a significant vehicle award on the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency (December 2025), a $151 billion ten-year contract extending through 2035, with an initial task order valued at $500 issued the same date for multi-domain defense systems development and prototyping.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Navy and Defense Logistics Agency. The top five customer agencies by combined potential value account for 66 percent of awards: the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command leads with 15 awards totaling $46 million; DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment holds 10 awards valued at $37.1 million; the Department of the Navy (undifferentiated) carries 15 awards worth $22 million; DLA Aviation holds 46 awards generating $13.7 million; and Naval Sea Systems Command contributes 7 awards at $7.7 million. By award count, DLA Aviation dominates with 46 orders, followed by the Office of Naval Research with 49 awards but only $89 thousand in potential value, indicating high-velocity, low-dollar ordering patterns.

Aeronix holds active indefinite delivery positions on five named parent vehicles: an IDC (SPE4A615D0269) with 13 task orders worth $2.1 million combined potential value; an IDC (SPE4A620D0107) with 12 task orders at $2.1 million; DLA Troop Support and DLA Aviation IDVs anchoring most work; an IDC (N6523603D7077) with 6 task orders at $22 million; and a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (October 2024, $475,000 ceiling through October 2029) covering telecommunications equipment and electronic components under commercial off-the-shelf and R&D pricing. The company also holds a recent $475,000 GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract for worldwide delivery of rugged electronic and communications components, with individual order limits reaching $1 million.

Recent activity shows modest year-over-year growth with 17 awards in 2024 and 15 in 2025, though only 3 awards have recorded through August 2026 in this source snapshot. Only four awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $288 thousand, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure.

Aeronix subcontracts to major defense primes on specialized component and systems work. Named recent sub relationships include Sierra Nevada Company on multiple MISD High-Band Hardware delivery orders for receivers and circuit card assemblies (August through December 2024), DRS Network & Imaging Systems on Chief of Section Display and Mission Computer upgrades requiring Improved Data Modem components (December 2025, August 2025), Northrop Grumman on Defense Experimentation Using Commercial Space Internet multi-band satellite communications research efforts (August, September 2024), L3Harris Technologies on BIG SAFARI electronic computer manufacturing (September 2023, December 2023), and Lockheed Martin on MSIL time-and-materials sustainment support (August 2023, April 2024). Additional subs have been placed with Caci Technologies on cybersecurity services, V2X Systems on F-16 display units, and Kihomac on harness and part kits.

Across 262 total awards (189 prime, 73 sub), Aeronix's NAICS distribution reflects its hardware-centric mission: Other Electronic Component Manufacturing dominates with 61 awards, followed by Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (36 awards), Computer Systems Design Services (23 awards), Engineering Services (20 awards), and Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (15 awards). The top PSC codes align closely: Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (45 awards), Miscellaneous Electrical and Electronic Components (21 awards), and Electronic Countermeasures equipment (11 awards). Combined potential value across all awards totals $192.4 million, with obligated dollars reaching $253.3 million—a 32 percent excess indicating accelerated invoicing or re-obligation of carryover funds on active vehicles.