Aviarms Support Corp

Aviarms Support Corp, a small-business prime contractor based in Farmingdale, New York, supplies precision aviation and electronics hardware components—bearings, bushings, fasteners, switches, valves, connectors, and structural aerospace parts—to the Department of Defense through the Defense Logistics Agency, competing full-and-open (no set-aside designations dominant in the recent footprint). Aviarms is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation.

The vendor's customer concentration is narrow and vertical within DoD logistics channels. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation organization and Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division account for 98% of award volume (20,593 awards combined) and dominate potential value at $116.7 million combined. Three additional DLA sub-organizations (Troop Support Hardware, Troop Support Construction and Equipment, and parent DLA) contribute another 3,281 awards and $8.9 million in potential value. The Department of the Army holds a $3 million blanket purchase agreement for Foreign Military Sales aviation spare parts and electronics, awarded October 31, 2023 through October 31, 2026. Customer concentration is extreme: the top five customer organizations represent 97% of combined potential value and 98% of award volume.

Aviarms' activity expanded modestly from 2022 through 2025 (1,762 awards in 2022 to 2,415 in 2025) but contracted sharply in 2026 (1,067 awards year to date). Over the past 30 years, Aviarms has won 24,242 purchase orders from DLA and DoD agencies, with combined potential value of $132.6 million and combined obligations of $156.9 million. Recent work exemplifies the footprint: a $36.3 million Defense Logistics Agency Aviation purchase order for aircraft floor components (June 18, 2026); a $59.4 million Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime order for plug-in electrical sockets under Total Small Business set-aside (June 10, 2026); a $25.76 million Land and Maritime order for push switches under Total Small Business set-aside (June 18, 2026); and dozens of smaller orders ranging from $344 to $24.6 million for bearings, sleeve bushings, pressure switches, indicator lights, shoulder bolts, and fasteners—all firm fixed-price purchase orders with ultimate completion dates clustering between August and October 2026.

The vendor's capability portfolio concentrates on manufacturing and supply of standardized aviation and defense hardware rather than engineering or integration services. Top NAICS codes reflect this: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (2,680 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (2,190 awards), Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing (1,721 awards), Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing (1,611 awards), and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (1,164 awards). Top PSC codes track similarly—Airframe Structural Components, Switches, Commercial Hardware, Plain Unmounted Bearings, and Hose/Pipe/Tube/Fitting products dominate the catalog. Aviarms sources, manufactures, and delivers discrete components and assemblies rather than systems or services; the vendor operates as a component and fastener supplier within the DLA supply chain serving aircraft, vehicle, and vessel maintenance and production programs.

Recompete exposure is minimal in the next twenty-four months: only five awards with combined potential value of $139 thousand reach ultimate completion before October 2026. The vendor holds one material vehicle—the $3 million Army Foreign Military Sales BPA running through October 2026—and the remainder of the footprint consists of discrete DLA purchase orders with short lead times and completion windows of 30 to 180 days, typical of transactional procurement from DLA distribution channels. Aviarms has no named subcontractor relationships reflected in the source and operates 100% as a prime on all awards recorded.