Aerospace Maintenance Solutions LLC

Aerospace Maintenance Solutions LLC, doing business as Aerospace, is a small disadvantaged business based in Solon, Ohio that provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for military aircraft components and electronic assemblies, operating as a prime contractor on 75% of its recent awards and as a subcontractor on 25%. The company is a for-profit limited liability partnership structured as a manufacturer of goods; it competes predominantly in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurements, though it holds a self-certified small disadvantaged business designation and has won occasional total small business set-asides.

Aerospace's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center, which accounts for 111 awards and $25.7 million in combined potential value — representing 53% of the vendor's prime award count and 53% of its combined potential value across all sources. The Department of the Army represents the second-largest dollar customer with a single $11.6 million indefinite delivery contract for UH-60 control indicator maintenance and overhaul running through October 2029. The Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard contributes 29 awards valued at $4.8 million. The top five customers account for 80% of recent award count and 95% of combined potential value. Activity has accelerated sharply — twelve awards in 2022 to forty-eight in 2025 — with only five awards (combined potential value $1.8 million) facing ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating a low recompete cliff.

Aerospace holds five significant indefinite delivery contracts anchoring its prime work. The Air Force Sustainment Center holds a $2.9 million single-award IDC through February 2028 for C-130H Mode Advisory Caution and Warning System and caution advisory panel repairs, with delivery orders totaling $661,385 (February 2024), $556,026 (February 2025), and $492,414 (February 2026). A second Air Force IDC valued at $358,633 runs through August 2029 for C-130 control indicator repairs, with delivery orders of $87,225 (September 2024) and $58,150 (June 2025). A third Air Force IDC of $566,904 through March 2026 covers data converter and airspeed indicator repairs, with six delivery orders totaling $271,110 to date. The Department of the Army awarded an $11.6 million single-award IDC through October 2029 for UH-60 utility helicopter control indicator maintenance, supporting sustainment of the Army's rotary-wing fleet. The Army Communications Electronics Command awarded a $1.2 million single-award IDC through September 2030 for Compass Controller Unit repairs, with a $897,440 delivery order already issued in September 2025.

The vendor's work splits between repair of aircraft electronic assemblies (mode advisory caution and warning systems, control indicators, data converters, airspeed indicators, power converters) and production of aircraft components (circuit card assemblies, battery assemblies, light assemblies, lamp driver units). Most task orders under Air Force and Army IDCs carry firm fixed-price terms and performance at the contractor's Solon, Ohio facility; delivery order values typically range from $15,000 to $661,000. The Defense Logistics Agency and Naval Supply Systems Command place smaller purchases for batteries, circuit card assemblies, and aircraft components.

On the subcontractor side, Aerospace supplies aircraft components and electronic assemblies to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation as the dominant prime partner, delivering indicators, valves, anti-skid control boxes, and P-3 aircraft maintenance support across more than fifty recent sub awards dating from mid-2023 through early 2026. S&K Logistics Services LLC is a secondary prime relationship for repair of supervisory control units and control units supporting Army Security Assistance Enterprise foreign military sales activity. The subcontract footprint represents manufacturing and repair of aircraft parts and electronic equipment, with no dollar magnitudes disclosed in the award records.

Top NAICS codes reflect the manufacturing and repair focus: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (131 awards), Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (43 awards), and Watch, Clock, and Part Manufacturing (17 awards). Top PSCs emphasize maintenance, repair, and rebuild of aircraft components and instruments (52 and 37 awards respectively), along with electrical control equipment and vehicular lights. The combined obligated-to-potential ratio stands at 40% across all awards, indicating a pipeline of orders executing against established IDCs. The vendor has performed federal work since at least 2007 and maintains an active posture across multiple defense agencies without relying on set-asides for customer access.

Repair and Overhual of Aircraft Components.