Aerosphere Engineering Inc.

Aerosphere Engineering Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Canoga Park, California, manufactures specialized cable assemblies and wiring harnesses for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor under firm fixed-price purchase orders and a basic ordering agreement framework. The company operates 100% as a prime, with no subcontract footprint in the visible award data.

Aerosphere's customer base is highly concentrated within Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) aviation procurement. Ten of twelve recent awards (combined potential value $78 thousand) flow from DLA Aviation, with a single award each from DLA Land and Maritime ($156) and the Army Materiel Command at Detroit Arsenal. The company holds a Basic Ordering Agreement for Class IX supplies (electronics and components) under the BOAST Program, established July 10, 2026, running through April 1, 2031, with no ceiling specified — this framework instrument establishes terms for future task orders but carries no obligated funds itself. All other recent awards are spot purchase orders issued between June 22 and July 16, 2026, for cable assemblies (model-specific variants) and wiring harness branch components, all performed at West Hills, California, on a simplified acquisition basis with firm fixed pricing.

The vendor's capability footprint aligns tightly with primary NAICS 332722 (Current-Carrying Wiring Device Manufacturing) and PSC 5995 (Cable, Cord, And Wire Assemblies — Communication Equipment). Nine of twelve awards cite the wiring-device NAICS; the remainder span miscellaneous fabricated metal, electronic components, and power-distribution equipment. Dollar volumes are modest — all twelve awards total $78 thousand in potential value, with individual orders ranging from $80 to $36,600. Most orders are completing within the next twenty-four months (three awards, combined potential value $51 thousand), creating near-term recompete exposure. The company has competed without set-asides on most awards (nine of twelve), though one $36.6 thousand cable assembly order was placed under a Total Small Business set-aside. Activity is nascent — all twelve awards cluster within a single two-week window between June 22 and July 16, 2026 — making trajectory assessment premature. Aerosphere's role is that of a specialized component supplier to DLA's aviation logistics pipeline rather than a systems integrator or prime systems contractor.