Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc.

Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc., a small business based in Forney, Texas, is an FAA-certified repair station specializing in the repair, maintenance, and refurbishment of aircraft ducting systems and related engine components for military aircraft. The company has established itself as a critical supplier to the U.S. Air Force and its subordinate commands, providing specialized repair services for high-value aircraft components across multiple fighter and attack aircraft platforms. With its SAM.gov registration dating to April 2002 and current registration extending through August 2026, Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc. maintains the certifications and compliance infrastructure necessary to serve as a prime contractor for federal defense procurement initiatives.

The company's past prime federal contract awards demonstrate a deep specialization in aircraft component repair services across numerous platforms and funding agencies. Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc. has received awards for the repair and maintenance of JFS exhaust and elbow components, aircraft ducting flame holders, F-16 aircraft ducting, ECS bleed air ducts, and thermally free flameholders, with contract values ranging from approximately $1,405 to $250,000. Primary funding agencies for prime contract awards include the U.S. Air Force Pacific Air Forces, Air Combat Command, Air Education and Training Command, Air National Guard, and the Aeronautical Systems Center, with notable awards supporting the Taiwan F-16 A/B Block 20 Retrofit Program and ongoing maintenance operations across the Pacific region and continental United States. The company has consistently received firm fixed-price contracts without set-aside designations, though several awards carried total small business set-aside designations. Additionally, Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc. serves as a subcontractor to L3Harris Technologies Integrated Systems L.P., with documented sub-awards dating from 2021 through 2022 focused on other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing. This subcontracting relationship demonstrates the company's role within larger defense industrial supply chains.

Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc. currently holds six active Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) blanket purchase agreements that collectively provide over $1 million in potential contracting authority through 2030. The most recently awarded BPA, established June 18, 2025, carries a $250,000 ceiling and authorizes the company to inspect, quote, and repair authorized aircraft air ducts for the Air Force, Air National Guard, Pacific Air Forces, and Air Combat Command through June 2027. A second BPA awarded May 9, 2025, valued at $250,000, is structured as a multiple-award agreement focused specifically on flameholder repair for F-15 aircraft in support of the Oregon Air National Guard through May 2029. The company maintains a single-award $150,000 BPA from Air Combat Command (awarded September 2023, expiring September 2028) for repair of jet engine ducting for F-15, F-16, A-10, F-22, and F100-PW-220 engines. An Air National Guard flameholder repair BPA valued at $124,997.50 remains active through August 2027, and the company holds an Air Force Repair Enhancement Program BPA for aircraft parts refurbishment, though that agreement expired in December 2023. Additionally, a Pacific Air Forces BPA for thermally free flameholder shipping and repair in support of the 18th Maintenance Group, valued at $250,000, extends through April 2026. Collectively, these IDVs enable the Air Force, Air National Guard, and Pacific Air Forces to efficiently procure Aircraft Ducting Repair Inc.'s specialized repair services through streamlined task order mechanisms, with individual orders typically ranging from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars.

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.