Aviatrix Inc.

Aviatrix Inc., a small business Subchapter S corporation based in Sherwood, Oregon, manufactures and supplies FAA-certified aircraft components and structural assemblies for military aviation platforms as a prime contractor (99% of awards) and subcontractor. The company is not designated under SBA set-aside categories (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB), competing full-and-open across federal buyers, though it qualifies as a small business and frequently wins small business set-aside orders—roughly 18% of recent awards carry Total Small Business or small business competitive designations.

Aviatrix's customer base is heavily concentrated in military aviation logistics. The top five customers by award count account for 90% of recent awards: Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (3,525 awards, $31.8 million potential value), Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (906 awards, $4.5 million), Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command (380 awards, $726 thousand), Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (240 awards, $4 million), and Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal (170 awards, $1.7 million). By dollar value, the U.S. Coast Guard dominates with 67 awards worth $44.2 million combined potential, anchored by a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at approximately $31 million running through September 2030 for blade fold and tail fold components on MH-60T helicopters. DLA Aviation follows at $31.8 million across 3,525 orders. This concentration in aviation logistics is structural: the top five customers account for 89% of combined potential value.

Aviatrix's product and service portfolio centers on aircraft components manufactured to FAA 8130 certification standards or equivalent. Primary deliverables include fuel tank liners and assemblies, blade fold and tail fold structural components, damper bracket assemblies, pressure plates, tube assemblies (metal and nonmetallic), hose assemblies (metallic and nonmetallic), structural brackets, fasteners (self-locking nuts, hex head bolts, machine screws, captive screws), panel assemblies, access covers, rail assemblies, shim components, and mechanical support structures for rotary-wing platforms. The top NAICS categories are Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (2,483 awards) and Other Support Activities for Air Transportation (1,318 awards); the top PSCs are Airframe Structural Components (2,091 awards) and Pipe, Tube And Rigid Tubing (605 awards). Recent named contracts include a $5.375 million Coast Guard delivery order for blade fold and tail fold components on MH-60T aircraft (awarded July 2026), a $239,970 Coast Guard purchase order for rod end damper assemblies (January 2026), a $155,655 Coast Guard delivery order for damper bracket assemblies (November 2025), and a $99,995 Coast Guard purchase order for flutter dampeners under a total small business set-aside (September 2025).

Aviatrix holds two significant IDVs as primes: a $31 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the U.S. Coast Guard (effective September 2025 through September 2030) for blade fold and tail fold components on MH-60T helicopters, and a $250,000 single-award small business set-aside IDV with Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (effective January 2025 through January 2030) for aircraft fuel tank liners. The source also identifies a $3 million multiple-award BPA with the Security Assistance Command (effective November 2025 through November 2028) for various aircraft parts and a $999,000 multiple-award BPA with the Missouri National Guard (effective November 2025 through October 2030) for rotary-wing aircraft parts supporting depot-level maintenance on UH-60, CH-47, UH-72, and AH-64 platforms. Task order activity against major IDVs is steady: the top five parent vehicles include IDCs SPE4A217D0033 (17 task orders, $514 thousand) and SPE7LX17D0049 (16 task orders, $313 thousand), plus W58RGZ18D0001 (14 task orders) and OASIS+ (11 task orders).

Activity has remained flat to slightly declining. Awards-per-year averaged 235–252 from 2022 through 2025; 2026 shows 135 awards year-to-date through August, tracking toward approximately 200 for the full year. Recent obligated spend stands at $69.1 million (71% of the $98 million potential value across all awards). Eighteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $10.5 million in combined potential value and face recompete exposure.

Aviatrix subcontracts to prime contractors on foreign military sales (FMS) and aircraft maintenance support. Named primes include Defense Systems And Solutions (supporting CH-47F cargo helicopter FMS requirements for Germany—materials and special tools and test equipment orders from February through March 2026) and Amentum Services, Inc. (supporting aircraft maintenance and logistics operations for fuel cell components, March 2026). The sub footprint accounts for roughly 1% of the award portfolio (51 awards of 5,796 total).

Aviatrix has held federal procurement relationships since 2002 and maintains active engagement across 42 distinct customer agencies, with operations concentrated in Sherwood, Oregon. The company's product certifications and original equipment manufacturer traceability requirements (Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, W and G Machine Company, Rotair Aerospace Corp, Aircraft Tubular Components Inc., Pryer Aerospace, Eaton Corporation, and others) position it as a qualified supplier within the defense logistics supply chain for military helicopter platforms, particularly the U.S. Coast Guard's MH-60T fleet and Department of Defense rotary-wing assets.