Airborne Support Group LLC

Airborne Support Group LLC, a veteran-owned small business based in Eloy, Arizona, operates as a prime contractor delivering specialized aviation support services—aircraft rental, instructor support, vertical wind tunnel operations, and tactical training—to U.S. Special Operations Command, the Department of the Navy, the Department of the Air Force, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements with no recurring small business set-aside posture in recent awards, though historical work under the Arch Angel Aircraft and Instructor Support IDIQ carried total small business designations.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward USSOCOM. The top five funding agencies account for 92% of recent awards by count and 99% by potential value, with USSOCOM anchoring the portfolio at 36 awards worth $11.6 million combined potential value—nearly half of the vendor's total $24.5 million across all awards. The Navy Expeditionary Combat Command ranks second at 8 awards and $10.1 million, followed by the Army Test and Evaluation Command, the FBI Headquarters Division, and Air Force Air Combat Command, each contributing material but substantially smaller volumes. The divergence between award count and dollar concentration reflects USSOCOM's high-value, multi-year delivery orders under the Arch Angel platform versus smaller Navy and Air Force task orders.

Airborne Support Group's vehicle position centers on three primary indefinite delivery vehicles. The Arch Angel Aircraft and Instructor Support IDIQ with USSOCOM generates 33 task orders valued at $3.8 million combined and serves as the dominant revenue pipeline for aircraft support and military freefall parachute training logistics. The Navy Expeditionary Combat Command's Indefinite Delivery Contract N0018923D0025 (ceiling $3.78 million, running through March 2028) has issued 6 task orders at $1.5 million combined, primarily for PowerPoint support services and parachute proficiency training. A $600 thousand FBI Headquarters Division Blanket Purchase Agreement for airborne training services, running through July 2028, has generated 4 task orders at $184 thousand combined for Critical Incident Response Group specialized training. A single-award Air Combat Command BPA for vertical wind tunnel rental (ceiling $250 thousand, expiring March 2026) carries minimal recent task-order activity.

Award activity has remained modest and variable—2 awards in 2022, 6 in 2023, 4 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 2 in early 2026—reflecting demand-driven ordering against established vehicles rather than new prime wins. The recompete cliff is minimal; only one award with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carries $29 thousand in potential value. Across the portfolio, 64 awards span Other Nonscheduled Air Transportation (41 awards), Sports and Recreation Instruction (12 awards), and smaller volumes in miscellaneous schools and instruction, with corresponding PSC codes weighted toward Education/Training-Other (46 awards) and air charter transportation. The vendor holds no subcontract footprint in the source data—all 64 awards are prime awards—and operates exclusively from its Eloy, Arizona location for all named contracts.