Ases LLC

Ases LLC, doing business as Field Aerospace, is a small business manufacturer of aerospace components and aircraft maintenance, modification, and engineering services that operates as the prime contractor on 94% of its recent federal awards, competing exclusively in open, full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. A subsidiary of Field Aviation, Inc., and headquartered in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Field Aerospace delivers specialized aviation components including cable assemblies, interface subassemblies, electrical harnesses, and aircraft system instruments across multiple defense platforms and civilian agencies, with a primary NAICS footprint in aeronautical and nautical system instrument manufacturing and electronic component manufacturing.

Field Aerospace's customer concentration is dominated by defense logistics and aviation agencies. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation leads by award count with 74 awards (combined potential value $6.7 million), followed by the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management at 9 awards ($52.5 million potential value), and the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime with 9 awards. However, the top-customers-by-potential-value ranking reveals enormous concentration on the Air Force: the Department of the Air Force holds 6 awards worth $47.09 billion combined potential value, driven almost entirely by two large Air Force Life Cycle Management Center and Navy contracts. The Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Robins carries $6.9 billion, and the Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) holds $6.11 billion. This concentration is anchored in Field Aerospace's seat on three marquee indefinite-delivery vehicles: the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center's $900 million multiple-award IDIQ for multi-domain systems capabilities (awarded December 2022, running through November 2027), the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC) at $46 billion for armament and weapons development (awarded February 2022, running through September 2031), and the Naval Air Systems Command KRACEn IDIQ at $6.1 billion for aircraft maintenance and component sustainment. Two additional single-award indefinite-delivery contracts issued in 2024 and 2026 carry ceilings of $555.8 thousand and $1.62 million respectively and support DLA Aviation component supply.

Recent activity shows volatility: 15 awards in both 2022 and 2023, declining to 8 in 2024, recovering to 16 in 2025, with only 5 recorded through October 2026. Only $795.2 million (1% of combined potential value of $62.79 billion) has been obligated across the portfolio, reflecting the typical backload of value on large indefinite-delivery vehicles. Only 2 awards face completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $822 thousand, creating minimal near-term recompete exposure for the company.

Field Aerospace's concrete work encompasses cable assemblies, interface subassemblies, and electrical harnesses delivered across purchase orders and delivery orders under DLA Aviation's various IDCs. Recent representative prime awards include a $762,165 definitive contract from the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center at Hill AFB (March 2026) for T-1A Phase I Explosive Detection Aircraft inspection, induction, and storage; a $69,280 purchase order from DLA Aviation (November 2025) for interface subassemblies (NSN 6610015238547); a $75,642 delivery order from DLA Aviation (July 2025) for interface subassemblies; and recurring purchase orders from DLA Aviation for cable assemblies and interface subassemblies in the $5,000–$188,000 range. Field Aerospace also provides hangar space to the US Marshals Service JPATS through recurring $15,000–$32,500 purchase orders, and delivered a $500,000 purchase order to the Air Force Materiel Command (September 2023) for a legacy digital-twin model-based systems-engineering implementation for acquisition workforce development at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio.

In its subcontractor role, Field Aerospace supplies aircraft parts, fuel pump components, and aircraft integration services to Sierra Nevada Company on Big Safari programs (awards in February, December 2025, June 2025, March 2025, and January 2024), and provides labor and materials to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services on programs designated EO14042 (awards in November, October, June, and May 2025). The subcontract work is substantially smaller in volume than the prime footprint and centers on aircraft modification and sustainment for defense customers.

Field Aerospace's top vehicles by task-order count are the DLA Aviation Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4A619D0081 (11 task orders, $869 thousand combined potential value), the Counter Narcotics Terrorism Program Office vehicle (10 task orders, $298 million combined potential value), and the Forest Service Indefinite Delivery Contract AG024BC150020 (7 task orders, $14.4 million potential value). The company has served 23 distinct federal customer agencies across a portfolio of 162 awards spanning the past two decades, with the most recent award on October 1, 2026 ($60,000 purchase order from US Marshals Service JPATS for hangar space in Oklahoma City, with completion September 30, 2027).

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.