Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc.

Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc., a small-business prime contractor based in Forney, Texas, specializes in FAA-certified repair and maintenance of aircraft ducting systems, flameholders, exhaust components, and related engine parts for the U.S. Air Force across multiple commands and the Air National Guard. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations on the majority of work, though selected awards carry Total Small Business set-aside language. Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc. competes across 171 federal awards spanning from 2003 through May 2026, with combined potential value of $15.3 million and $1.8 million in obligated dollars across domestic and overseas performance locations including Japan, South Korea, and multiple U.S. Air Force installations.

The customer base concentrates heavily on the Air Force enterprise. The top five Air Force customer organizations account for 84% of award count: the Air National Guard leads with 83 awards ($2 million combined potential value), followed by Pacific Air Forces with 32 awards ($2.3 million), the Air Force proper with 15 awards ($1.1 million), the Defense Finance and Accounting Service with 7 awards ($784 thousand), and Air Combat Command with 6 awards ($1.4 million). By combined potential value, the Air Force Materiel Command anchors the portfolio with a single $4.5 million award (the Taiwan F-16 A/B Block 20 Retrofit Program issued in January 2023). The vendor's NAICS concentration tilts toward 336413 (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing) at 96 awards, with secondary activity under 811412 (Other Support Activities for Air Transportation) at 60 awards.

The vendor holds six active Blanket Purchase Agreements established or extended through 2026–2031: a $300,000 single-award BPA with Pacific Air Forces for F-15 exhaust pipe repair (awarded April 2026, runs through April 2031); a $250,000 single-award BPA with the Air Force for aircraft air duct inspection, quoting, and repair covering authorized parts across Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces, and the Air National Guard (awarded June 2025, runs through June 2030); a $250,000 multiple-award BPA with the Air Force for flameholder repairs at the Oregon Air National Guard Base (awarded May 2025, runs through May 2029); a $150,000 single-award BPA with Air Combat Command for F-15, F-16, A-10, F-22, and F100-PW-220 jet engine ducting repair (awarded September 2023, runs through September 2028); a $124,997.50 single-award BPA with the Air National Guard for flameholder and related component repairs across fighter and attack aircraft (awarded September 2022, runs through August 2027); and a $250,000 single-award BPA with the Air Force under the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (AFREP) for aircraft parts refurbishment (awarded May 2022, completed December 2023). Work under these BPAs generates task orders typically ranging from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars per call, with place of performance split between Forney, Texas (administrative and primary repair hub) and overseas locations including Japan and South Korea where Pacific Air Forces and the Air National Guard operate fighter squadrons.

Recent activity has declined. The vendor averaged 11 awards in 2022, then fell to 6 in 2023, 3 in 2024, 4 in 2025, and 2 in 2026 through May. No awards in the source are currently expiring within the next twenty-four months; the earliest recompete opportunity sits with the AFREP BPA, which completed in December 2023, and the $176,694.07 Materiel Command purchase order for Taiwan F-16 retrofit support, which completed in April 2023. Representative recent work includes a $35,271 Pacific Air Forces BPA call for exhaust pipes repair (May 2026, completion August 2026), an $8,720 Pacific Air Forces BPA call for JFS duct and elbow exhaust repair in Japan (July 2025, completion October 2025), a $37,250 Pacific Air Forces BPA call for aircraft ducting flame holder repair under the Air Combat Command $150,000 BPA (April 2024, completion June 2024), and a $29,950 Air National Guard BPA call for flameholder repair in Tucson (June 2023, completion June 2023). The vendor does not subcontract; 100% of the award footprint is prime activity.

Aircraft Ducting Repair is qualified by engineering support activities at Air Force Logistics Centers and/or prime contractors to repair ducting for Air Force and commercial aircraft with military applications, P-3 Orion, APU exhaust and Engine ducts.