Arlington Intl Aviation Products LLC

Arlington Intl Aviation Products LLC, a for-profit limited-liability company headquartered in Burleson, Texas, supplies fasteners, tube fittings, and aerospace hardware to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations on 85 purchase orders and one subcontract. The vendor is a subsidiary of Arlington International Aviation Products, LLC (parent), which shares the same business structure.

The vendor's footprint is tightly concentrated in aviation-grade fastener supply. Recent award work includes a $9,800 firm fixed-price purchase order from DoD Aviation for tube couplings (awarded April 15, 2026, completion Cross Timber, Texas, April 29, 2026); a $28,720 order for a liquid level gauge rod (awarded February 12, 2026, completion September 24, 2026); and a $47,040 order from DoD Land and Maritime for a swivel joint hydraulic component (awarded January 16, 2026, completion March 26, 2027). The vendor also holds one subcontract as a supplier to Bell Textron on the Future Vertical Lift Flightworthy Rapid Attack Aircraft program (awarded October 20, 2025), providing collar components. The product portfolio skews heavily toward rivets (52 awards), hose/pipe/tube fittings (7 awards), bolts (6 awards), screws (5 awards), and nuts and washers (3 awards). Top NAICS categories are Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (38 awards) and Hardware Manufacturing (32 awards).

Customer concentration is extreme: the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 74 awards and $307 thousand in combined potential value (74% of all awards and 74% of dollars), with DLA Land and Maritime adding 10 awards and $105 thousand. The Department of the Army and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment round out the four customer agencies. The vendor received 28 awards in 2025 and 58 awards in 2026 year-to-date, showing sharp growth in volume and suggesting high velocity on small-dollar transactional orders. Twenty awards (combined potential value $252 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months and therefore face recompete exposure.

Work is performed exclusively in Cross Timber, Texas, on firm fixed-price terms with no set-aside usage. Combined potential value across all 86 awards is $413 thousand, though combined dollars obligated have reached $558 thousand (135% of potential value), indicating the vendor has been invoiced beyond ceiling values on some orders — a typical pattern for small purchase orders issued below micro-purchase thresholds where actual spend trails estimated ceiling. The vendor's business is transactional, repeatable, and tied to DLA's routine fastener replenishment cycle for aviation maintenance and operations.