Atap Inc.

Atap Inc., a Subchapter S small business manufacturer headquartered in Anniston, Alabama, operates as a prime contractor delivering military ground support equipment, fuel system components, hydraulic assemblies, electrical parts, and specialized spare parts to the Department of Defense. The company competes predominantly under total small business set-asides across its prime footprint, though it also wins competitive awards on an unrestricted basis, and operates one subcontractor relationship alongside its extensive prime contracting portfolio.

Atap's customer concentration is heavily weighted to Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) at Robins Air Force Base, which accounts for 1,223 awards worth $2.69 billion in combined potential value—approximately 67% of the company's total dollar pipeline. The Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime places the highest award count with 1,454 orders but represents only $21.9 million in combined potential value, reflecting the high-volume, low-dollar-value nature of spare-parts provisioning. The top five customer agencies by award count cover 74% of all awards. Army Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command anchors $726.4 million in potential value across 92 awards, positioning it as the second-largest customer by dollars. This concentration pattern signals that Atap's revenue is driven by a few large strategic programs at AFLCMC and Army Aviation rather than by transaction count.

Atap holds positions on multiple high-volume indefinite delivery vehicles. The company operates against Indefinite Delivery Contract FA851714D0009 with 633 task orders worth $102 million, and participates in the Third Party Equipment Purchasing (3PEP) Total Small Business vehicle with 383 task orders worth $56.7 million. A third vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract FA853507D0003, carries 270 task orders valued at $42.5 million. The Third Party Logistics Support vehicle accounts for 102 task orders worth $9.7 million. These parent vehicles are the primary channels through which Atap executes its federal work; the vast majority of Atap's individual award count represents delivery orders against these master IDIQs rather than standalone prime contract awards. Recent representative prime work includes a $4.32 million delivery order from AFLCMC for lifting bags under the Support Equipment Vehicles Strategic Replenishment Contract (SEV SRC), a $2.14 million SEV SRC award for common stock equipment, a $2.02 million Naval Sea Systems Command delivery order for reconfigurable test shape launch vehicle components, and a $346.8 thousand Defense Logistics Agency purchase order for 197 fuel and oil nozzles. Atap also holds single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Land and Maritime for fuel system valves ($350 thousand ceiling), cylinder assemblies ($350 thousand ceiling), and cover assembly dust components ($250 thousand ceiling), as well as a $9 million blanket purchase agreement with Naval Air Warfare Center for manufacturing commodities including fuel system valves, hydraulic cylinders, and ground support equipment.

Activity has remained elevated but uneven over the past five years: 243 awards in 2022, 402 in 2023, 358 in 2024, 263 in 2025, and 50 in 2026 (through June). The company faces $73.2 million in combined potential value across 95 awards completing within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure primarily on its AFLCMC delivery orders and DLA spare-parts vehicles. In its subcontractor role, Atap performs specialized components manufacturing and equipment delivery to BAE Systems Information and Electronic Systems Integration for F-16 support equipment (scrubber assemblies, bead breaker assemblies, portable air compressors), to Science Applications International Corporation on facility operations and propulsion test facility work, and to AAR Government Services and Elbit America on aviation support services and display components. These sub-awards are sparse relative to prime volume and represent ancillary work rather than a core business line.

Atap's capability portfolio centers on National Stock Number (NSN) sourcing and delivery across the defense supply chain. The company sources, acquires, and delivers fuel system nozzles and valves, hydraulic cylinders and assemblies, cable assemblies, electrical components, pressure adapters, coupling assemblies, lifting bags, aircraft ground support equipment (tool kits, lifting devices, crash recovery truck components), and specialized maintenance and test equipment. The work spans support for major military platforms including the C-17 cargo aircraft, F-16 fighter, F-35 Lightning II, UH-60 helicopter, submarine systems, and the MQ-4C Triton unmanned aircraft system. Atap operates from a single manufacturing and fulfillment location in Eastaboga, Alabama, and competes across both total small business set-aside vehicles (the majority of work) and full-and-open competitive procurements. The NAICS distribution reflects this mix: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (637 awards), Engineering Services (638 awards), Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (184 awards), and Fabricated Pipe and Pipe Fitting Manufacturing (172 awards). Atap has a 24-year federal contracting history dating to January 2002, with $3.99 billion in combined potential value across 4,598 total awards (prime and sub) and $647.2 million in obligated dollars.

ATAP, Inc. is a source for ground support vehicle parts and ground support equipment (GSE) parts and components. Our mission is to provide equipment maintainers with the assistance needed to increase vehicle reliability and uptime. ATAP has an experienced technical support staff. We draw from over 50 years of GSE depot overhaul experience to forecast and stock items that our military customers routinely rely upon and have an extensive vendor support network at our disposal. We stock a full line of refueler parts, fire rescue vehicle parts, hydrant service vehicle parts and many other components to support vehicles on the flight line.