Ases LLC

Ases LLC, doing business as Field Aerospace, is a small business manufacturer of aerospace components and aircraft maintenance and modification services operating as a subsidiary of Field Aviation, Inc., competing as a prime contractor on 94% of its federal awards across full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. The company is based in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and generates the bulk of its federal revenue through purchase orders and delivery orders placed by the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (DLA Aviation) for specialized aircraft components including cable assemblies, interface subassemblies, electrical harnesses, and related aeronautical system instruments, supplemented by larger indefinite-delivery vehicle positions with the Air Force and Navy that anchor its combined potential value.

Field Aerospace's customer concentration is dominated by defense logistics and air platform sustainment. DLA Aviation accounts for 73 awards (combined potential value $5.1 million) across purchase orders and delivery orders, representing 65% of award count across the top five customers. By potential value, however, the Department of the Air Force dominates with six awards totaling $93.09 billion combined potential value — driven entirely by two major IDIQs: a $900 million multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC/XA) for multi-domain systems capabilities, design, and rapid development work awarded December 9, 2022, extending through November 14, 2027; and a $92 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract under the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC) vehicle for armament and weapons development, awarded February 25, 2022, extending through September 9, 2031. The Naval Air Systems Command KRACEn IDIQ carries $6.11 billion potential value, and the Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command awarded four orders totaling $397 million. These six Air Force and Navy awards represent 100% of the combined potential value across all 160 awards, compressing the apparent breadth of the customer footprint into a handful of high-ceiling vehicles backed by an operational base of steady DLA Aviation purchase orders.

On the AFLCMC/XA contract, Field Aerospace has placed one $1,000 delivery order (December 9, 2022) for capability reporting satisfying the IDIQ minimum; on EWAAC, one $1,000 delivery order for on-ramp services (April 29, 2022). Task order activity under these vehicles remains sparse in the source data, suggesting the company holds a position on both vehicles but has not yet scaled delivery order volume. Recent prime work illustrates the company's dual posture: a $762,165 firm-fixed-price definitive contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Hill Air Force Base (March 30, 2026, extending March 29, 2027) for T-1A Phase I Explosive Detection Aircraft inspection, induction, and storage; a $500 thousand purchase order from the Air Force Materiel Command (September 25, 2023) for legacy digital twin model-based systems engineering implementation for acquisition workforce development at Wright-Patterson, Ohio; a $164,598 purchase order from the Naval Air Warfare Center (May 2, 2023) for tail rotor stands; and routine DLA Aviation purchase orders for interface subassemblies and cable assemblies in the $20 thousand to $80 thousand range. Field Aerospace also subcontracts as an aircraft parts and integration supplier to Sierra Nevada Company on Big Safari aircraft integration and modification work, and to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services as a labor provider on time-and-materials delivery orders under program EO14042 — nine subcontract awards since June 2025 across both primes.

Activity has remained relatively stable over the past five years — 15 awards in 2022, 15 in 2023, a dip to 8 in 2024, recovery to 16 in 2025, and 3 to date in 2026. Only three awards (combined potential value $848 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's footprint is characterized by high-ceiling vehicle positions (the two Air Force IDIQs account for $99.09 billion of the $108.79 billion combined potential value) paired with steady low-value transactional order flow from DLA Aviation. Top NAICS categories include search, detection, and aeronautical system instrument manufacturing (36 awards), and top PSC categories reflect the cable-and-instrument posture: cable, cord, and wire assemblies for communication equipment (36 awards), flight instruments (33 awards), and aircraft maintenance, repair, and rebuild (13 awards).

Headquartered in Oklahoma City, OK, Field Aerospace has over 160,000 sq. ft. of facilities (office, hangar space, manufacturing/industrial space), as well as 250 Program Managers, Engineers, Technicians/Mechanics, Logistics Specialist, and Support Staff. We are a global provider of aircraft integration, modification, maintenance, logistics and sustainment solutions. Our modernization and sustainment solutions increase aircraft systems capability, improve mission performance, extend service life and improve operational safety; while significantly reducing the maintenance and support costs over the life of the system. Our mission is to provide high quality, independent, and cost-effective products, services and solutions to the aerospace industry.