Airtronics, LLC

Airtronics, LLC, doing business as Airtronics, is a veteran-owned small business manufacturer based in Tucson, Arizona, that supplies aerospace components, cable assemblies, wiring harnesses, and electro-mechanical actuators to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to major defense primes including Raytheon and The Boeing Company. The company operates across multiple set-aside categories — Total Small Business set-asides dominate the prime footprint, with occasional full-and-open competition — and competes primarily as a small business rather than seeking large, unrestricted pools.

Airtronics' capability portfolio centers on precision CNC manufacturing, machining, and aircraft component repair and remanufacture for military platforms. Recent representative work includes a $565,401 Total Small Business set-aside purchase order (November 2025) for compressor rotor manufacture, a $760,333 Total Small Business set-aside for specialized cable assemblies (August 2025) with completion extending to December 2028, and a $324,560 non-set-aside delivery order from the Air Force Sustainment Center for remanufacture of B-1B electro-mechanical actuators (September 2025). Airtronics also holds single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts worth up to $2.5 million with DLA Aviation for KC-135 trunnion cylinders and similar specialized components, and maintains active remanufacturing IDIQs with the Air Force Sustainment Center for B-1B actuators, T-38 actuators, and F-15 butterfly valves, reflecting its role as a depot-level repair and manufacturing partner.

Customer concentration is pronounced and heavily weighted to Defense Logistics Agency and Air Force platforms. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 83% of recent prime awards. DLA Aviation leads by a substantial margin — 1,337 awards, $148.2 million combined potential value — followed by the Air Force Sustainment Center (578 awards, $29.8 million), DLA Land and Maritime (467 awards, $28.8 million), and Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (306 awards, $269.3 million). The potential-value ranking diverges notably: while DLA Aviation dominates by count, the Army Materiel Command anchors the largest single-dollar concentration at $31.5 billion across 43 awards, driven by multi-year IDIQ vehicles for rotary-wing and heavy-lift aircraft components. The Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command contributes $3.96 billion across 17 awards, indicating exposure to naval aviation platforms. This concentration in sustainment and organic depot work — repair, remanufacture, and component supply for legacy aircraft systems (B-52, B-1, T-38, CH-47, UH-60, KC-135, and AH-64) — is the defining characteristic of Airtronics' federal footprint.

Airtronics holds 15 named Indefinite Delivery Contracts across the source data, spanning multiple single-award vehicles with DLA Aviation, the Army, and the Air Force Sustainment Center. These IDIQs carry ceiling values ranging from $128 thousand to $2.5 million and support ongoing procurement of cable assemblies, wiring harnesses, electro-mechanical actuators, hydraulic components, and specialized aerospace parts. The company also places task orders under Air Force Sustainment Center vehicles (FA810307D0029, FA810305D0031, FA810305D0054) and DLA Aviation automated indefinite delivery mechanisms (SPE4A719D0121 and other numbered vehicles), with delivery order activity concentrated in commodity aerospace components and remanufacturing services. Airtronics' ability to hold multiple single-award IDIQ positions across competing agencies reflects its status as a qualified small business supplier to the defense sustainment and logistics ecosystem.

Recent activity shows steady output: 256 awards in 2025 and 57 to date in 2026 (as of May 3, 2026) continue a multi-year pace of approximately 240–250 awards annually since 2022. Within the next twenty-four months, 138 awards with combined potential value of $13.7 million face ultimate completion and therefore recompete risk. Award volume is distributed across cable assemblies, wiring harnesses, protective covers, fasteners, switch assemblies, dampers, seals, and specialized actuator components, with top NAICS categories dominated by Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (1,442 awards) and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (645 awards). Airtronics subcontracts to Raytheon (advanced technology support, electromechanical assemblies, protective covers) and The Boeing Company (F-15 repair return services for the Royal Saudi Air Force), but the subcontract footprint represents only 1% of total activity and is secondary to the prime contracting base.

Airtronics is registered in SAM.gov as a federal contractor since 2001 and maintains specialization in depot-level component manufacturing and aerospace repair aligned with legacy military aircraft sustainment. The company's federal customer base reflects deep integration into Air Force and Army rotary-wing and fixed-wing sustainment supply chains, with minimal exposure to new-production or outside-CONUS military systems beyond the named platforms and occasional Navy components work. The veteran-owned small business designation, combined with consistent Total Small Business set-aside posture across DLA and Air Force Sustainment Center vehicles, positions Airtronics as a reliable supplier for time-sensitive aircraft repair and component procurement requirements.

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AIRCRAFT ACCESSORIES

ELECTRICAL ASSYS

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ELECTRONIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT

BATTERY CHARGERS

BATTERY ASSEMBLIES, RECHARGEABLE

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