Air & Ground Aviation Inc.

Air & Ground Aviation Inc., a foreign-owned for-profit organization based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, supplies specialized aviation hardware and mechanical components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor under full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside purchase orders, with no subcontracting footprint.

The vendor operates almost exclusively as a transactional supplier to Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) divisions, particularly DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime. Across 116 awards since 2014, Air & Ground Aviation delivers discrete aviation parts and fasteners: fuel pump seals, counterbalance weights, gears (spur, internal, helical compression), springs (helical, compensating), actuators, switches, hose and tube assemblies, control plates, wear plates, rivets, washers, nuts, elbows, regulators, couplings, brackets, and related mechanical hardware. Recent representative awards include a $5,985 purchase order from DLA Aviation for fuel pump seals (July 2025), a $11,400 order from DLA Land and Maritime for a spring assembly compensating component (December 2024), a $15,018 order from DLA Aviation for a coupling regulator (August 2024), and a $17,525 Total Small Business set-aside from the U.S. Coast Guard for electrical insulation tape for MH-60T helicopters (November 2024). Ceiling values typically range from under $200 to roughly $20,000 per order, with most orders firm fixed-price and completion windows of three to six months.

DLA Aviation dominates the customer concentration, accounting for 83 of 116 awards (72% of the combined potential value of $612 thousand). DLA Land and Maritime represents 26 awards ($132 thousand potential value). The U.S. Coast Guard places two awards ($88 thousand potential value), the Air Force Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex one award ($8 thousand), and DLA Troop Support Hardware four awards ($4 thousand). The vendor does not sit on IDIQs, GWACs, or agency-wide BPAs; all work flows through individual purchase orders issued directly by DLA and Coast Guard procurement offices. Set-aside posture shows selective use of Total Small Business set-asides (four confirmed awards) with the majority of awards issued full-and-open.

Award activity has remained steady across the past five years, ranging from 12 to 15 awards annually, with 8 awards captured in the first four months of 2026. Combined potential value across the portfolio stands at $613 thousand, with obligated dollars tracking at $617 thousand (101% of potential value), indicating completion and invoicing at or above ceiling across the award base. The vendor carries no recompete cliff risk; purchase orders are discrete, short-term transactional procurements with individual completion dates, not continuing IDVs or BPAs requiring recompete.

Primary NAICS concentration spans aircraft parts manufacturing (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing accounts for 16 awards), mechanical power transmission equipment manufacturing (13 awards), bolt and fastener manufacturing (12 awards), and aircraft engine parts manufacturing (12 awards). The vendor does not operate as a subcontractor and has no teaming relationships recorded in the source data.