Aerospace & Commercial Technologies, LLC

Aerospace & Commercial Technologies, LLC, a subsidiary of Heico Corporation based in Benbrook, Texas, manufactures aerospace structural components and aircraft parts for military defense platforms as a prime contractor to the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation and the U.S. Air Force, competing in full-and-open, non-set-aside federal procurements across more than 5,200 prime contract awards.

The company operates as a for-profit limited liability company specializing in concrete defense aerospace manufacturing: structural plates, longerons, ribs, airfoils, fairings, access doors, canopy frame covers, duct assemblies, manifold assemblies, and related F-16 fighter jet components. Recent representative work spans a $7.26 million firm fixed-price definitive contract awarded by the Ogden Air Logistics Complex in September 2025 for the manufacture and delivery of 32 F-16 horizontal stabilizer assemblies (NSN 1560-01-619-8981) on a two-per-month schedule through September 2028; a $970.77 million definitive contract from the same customer in September 2025 for F-16 access doors under two NSN variants; a $536.94 million purchase order from DLA Aviation in September 2025 for aircraft skin components (NSN 1560016741790) with delivery through April 2028; and a $289.41 million purchase order from DLA Aviation in December 2025 for aircraft skin components (NSN 1560016085849) extending through November 2028. Smaller orders for structural fittings, fasteners, duct components, and government first article test work flow continuously from DLA Aviation and the Air Force Materiel Command.

Customer concentration centers decisively on Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, which accounts for 4,627 awards (88% of recent volume) with $279.7 million in combined potential value. The Ogden Air Logistics Complex (an Air Force Materiel Command subordinate operating under DLA's Defense Supply Center) ranks second with 97 awards valued at $77.1 million, followed by DLA Land and Maritime with 294 awards worth $17.1 million. A significant outlier in the potential-value ranking is the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center, which anchors $1.9 billion of the company's $2.29 billion combined potential value across only nine awards — signaling multi-year or ceiling-value-based contracts that dwarf the volume-heavy DLA Aviation order stream. The company serves 15 distinct federal agencies, though 99 percent of measured awards concentrate in the top five customers.

The top parent vehicles are a series of single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with DLA Aviation and the Ogden Air Logistics Complex. Five IDCs dominate the task-order count: SPE4A715D0078 (20 task orders, $635 thousand), SPE4A717D5448 (20 task orders, $87 thousand), SPE4A717D5107 (19 task orders, $83 thousand), SPE4A718D0170 (17 task orders, $198 thousand), and SPM40705D0907 (17 task orders, $659 thousand). The company also holds multiple single-award IDCs with ceiling values of $249,999.99 to $750,000.00 through February 2030 and March 2031, reflecting standing supply relationships for recurring aircraft components. These vehicles enable the government to issue firm fixed-price delivery orders without competitive re-bid, anchoring the company's stable order flow.

Activity has remained steady over the past five years—282 awards in 2022, 295 in 2023, 266 in 2024, 280 in 2025, and 73 through April 2026 (partial year). The company faces a recompete exposure of 183 awards valued at $29.5 million completing within the next twenty-four months, representing routine refresh cycles for its IDC relationships rather than cliff-edge risk.

In its subcontractor posture, ACT delivers aircraft structural components and spares to BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration Inc. for F-16 support equipment and composite skin kits, and to Derco Aerospace Inc. for aircraft bulkhead manufacturing. These represent seven sub-awards across the source window, reflecting a primarily prime-focused footprint.

The company competes exclusively full-and-open with no SBA set-aside designations across its portfolio. Its NAICS concentration aligns with its core work: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (3,955 awards) and Aircraft Manufacturing (633 awards) dominate the category mix. Primary NAICS code 336413 (Other Aircraft Parts) and PSC code 15 (Airframe Structural Components) frame its capability posture.

As a Heico Corporation subsidiary registered in SAM since 2002, ACT brings the backing of a larger aerospace holding company while operating as a dedicated supplier to U.S. military aviation logistics. Its $2.29 billion combined potential value and $291.5 million obligated base reflect both the breadth of its DLA Aviation engagement (thousands of discrete component orders) and exposure to large multi-year structural component contracts anchored by the Air Force Sustainment Center and Ogden Air Logistics Complex.