AMG Aireps, LLC

AMG Aireps, LLC, a woman-owned and veteran-owned small business based in Anaheim, California, manufactures aerospace hardware and spare parts for Department of Defense logistics agencies as a prime contractor on purchase orders and indefinite delivery contracts (87% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor supplying common aerospace commodities to defense primes. The vendor operates as a limited liability partnership structured as a for-profit organization, with a named subsidiary, Aerohub Manufacturing, LLC, also veteran-owned and a manufacturing entity.

AMG Aireps' federal footprint concentrates on standard aerospace hardware — bolts, nuts, rivets, fasteners, screws, couplings, tubes, panels, and electronic components — supplied to military aircraft maintenance, repair, and sustainment programs. The vendor's capability portfolio reflects its primary NAICS concentration in Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (284 awards) and Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (207 awards). Representative prime work includes a $170.7 thousand single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Air Force Sustainment Center, awarded January 10, 2024, for electronic parts kits for C-130 Hercules aircraft, with a $63.7 thousand delivery order issued February 2, 2024; a $49.2 thousand purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, October 5, 2023, for anchor/bomb frame components; and a $61.1 thousand purchase order from DLA Aviation, August 8, 2024, for shoulder bolts. Smaller representative awards span DLA Troop Support, DLA Land and Maritime, and Naval Supply Systems Command, with order values typically ranging from $1,000 to $40,000 per purchase order. A $1.1 million award from the Department of the Army Kansas Army National Guard surfaces occasional larger-dollar work outside the core DLA supply base.

Customer concentration sits heavily with Defense Logistics Agency components. The top five customers account for 85% of recent awards by count, led by DLA Troop Support Hardware (331 awards, $846 thousand combined potential value), DLA Aviation (229 awards, $1.4 million), and the Air Force Sustainment Center (115 awards, $1.4 million). DLA Land and Maritime adds 89 awards worth $1.1 million. When ranked by dollar potential, DLA Aviation and the Air Force Sustainment Center anchor the list, each carrying $1.4 million, with DLA Land and Maritime close behind at $1.1 million. This concentration reflects AMG Aireps' role as a commodity parts distributor in the DLA supply chain rather than a large-dollar systems integrator.

AMG Aireps holds at least five named indefinite delivery contracts with Air Force and DLA components. The largest visible vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract FA852621D0001 (Air Force Materiel Command), which carries 83 task orders. Secondary vehicles include SPRPA114D002U (10 task orders), SPE4AX20D9001 (7 task orders), SPE7M320D61QV (5 task orders, $50 thousand combined potential value), and FA863420D2704 (4 task orders). These vehicles are principal channels for AMG Aireps' transactional aerospace supply work.

Activity has grown in the past two years — 16 awards in 2021, 48 in 2024, and 85 in 2025, reflecting expanded task order placement across Air Force and DLA indefinite delivery vehicles. The vendor's total award count across all years in the source data is 996, with combined potential value of $7.5 million against combined obligations of $30.6 million, indicating a high ratio of small, rapidly awarded purchase orders relative to contract ceiling values. No awards carry a recompete-cliff marker; the transactional purchase-order model drives continuous awards rather than episodic repricing.

In its subcontractor role, AMG Aireps supplies common aerospace commodities to The Boeing Company (approximately 120 sub-awards visible from 2023 to April 2026) across C-17 Globemaster III sustainment, F-15 production lots, B-52 engine replacement programs, and CH-47 helicopter foreign military sales, as well as to Bell Boeing Joint Project Office on V-22 Osprey and CMV-22 material orders. The vendor also subs to L3Harris Technologies on Big Safari hardware manufacturing. The sub footprint reflects AMG Aireps' role as a materials distributor within prime contractor supply chains rather than a specialized systems or engineering vendor.

AMG Aireps does not compete predominantly under set-asides — the vast majority of awards carry "No Set-Aside Used" designations, with only occasional awards marked as Total Small Business. The vendor's competitive posture is full-and-open pricing and delivery against DLA and Air Force spot requirements, leveraging its status as a registered aerospace supplier since 2001 and its ability to fulfill small-dollar, short-lead-time commodity orders across standard federal product lines.

Distributor and representative of aerospace parts, hardware, connectors, tubes, etc. and related items. NAICS Codes 423860, 336413