Axion Corporation

Axion Corporation, based in Huntsville, Alabama, is an economically disadvantaged woman-owned small business (EDWOSB) and minority-owned manufacturer that delivers precision-manufactured defense components and build-to-print assemblies to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across a diversified set of military logistics platforms. The company competes predominantly under small-business set-asides, with 100% of recent awards in the prime column and recurring total-small-business and woman-owned small-business designations across its portfolio.

Axion's customer base concentrates heavily on defense logistics and Army supply chains. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 69% of recent awards: the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons (105 awards), Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (88 awards, $26.5 million combined potential value), the Department of the Army (87 awards, $21.7 million), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (72 awards, $7.9 million), and Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal (44 awards, $40.1 million). By potential value, the rankings shift toward higher-dollar contracts: Detroit Arsenal leads at $40.1 million across 44 awards, followed by DLA Land and Maritime at $26.5 million, the Department of the Army at $21.7 million, TACOM Life Cycle Management Command at $12.1 million, and Joint Munitions Command at $8.3 million. Axion's work spans support adapters, electrical wedges, vehicle seat parts kits, sensor housing assemblies, mounting plate assemblies, vaneaxial fan assemblies, cylinder barrels and liners, and specialized components for platforms including the UH-60L helicopter, Patriot weapon system, Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile system, and Battalion Counter Mine System.

Recent capability examples illustrate the breadth of Axion's manufacturing scope. A $3.15 million total-small-business-set-aside purchase order from Army Contracting Command Warren (awarded March 2025) procures 21 mounting plate assemblies for the Battalion Counter Mine System with an option for 21 additional units. A $1.21 million definitive contract from the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (awarded September 2024) covers ICBM cable assemblies for the Minuteman III weapon system. A $975,840 delivery order from Army Contracting Command Warren (August 2023) addresses vaneaxial fan assemblies (1005-01-114-2298) on a multi-year basis. A $834.7 million definitive contract from DLA Aviation (August 2024) procures 20 units of ventilator air assemblies for the Patriot weapon system under a woman-owned-small-business set-aside. Axion also delivers recurring orders for vehicle seat parts kits, cylinder and piston components, and structural hardware across DLA Aviation and Land and Maritime divisions.

Axion maintains an active indefinite-delivery contract portfolio anchoring its task-order work. Eight single-award IDCs issued between June 2022 and December 2025 carry a combined ceiling value exceeding $11 million, including a $1.87 million IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for vehicular parts kits (awarded June 2022, expired June 2025); a $1.7 million IDC with Army Materiel Command Detroit Arsenal for vaneaxial fan assemblies (awarded August 2023, running through August 2026); a $1.53 million IDC with DLA Aviation for deflector sets (awarded August 2023, running through August 2028); an $861,500 definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command for cylinder barrels (August 2021); an $837,300 definitive contract from Army Contracting Command Warren for rotor gun mount assemblies (April 2022, extended to March 2026); a $798,000 IDC with DLA Aviation for support adapters (awarded August 2023, running through August 2028); a $5.42 million IDC with Joint Munitions Command for metal container assemblies in support of Pine Bluff Arsenal (awarded January 2022, running through January 2027); and a newly awarded $1.32 million IDC with DLA Land and Maritime effective through December 2028. Task orders issued under these vehicles range from $7,600 to $975,840 per order, with performance consistently in Huntsville, Alabama, and firm-fixed-price structures. In the next twenty-four months, fifteen awards carrying a combined potential value of $5.9 million reach ultimate completion, exposing Axion to recompete activity across DLA Aviation, DLA Land and Maritime, and Army Contracting Command vehicle platforms.

Axion's capability portfolio centers on NAICS classifications reflecting its defense-manufacturing focus: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (66 awards), Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing (33 awards), Motor Vehicle Seating and Interior Trim Manufacturing (26 awards), Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, and Tank Component Manufacturing (23 awards), and Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (22 awards). By product-service code, the company concentrates in Vehicular Furniture and Accessories (76 awards), Coils and Transformers (25 awards), Launchers and Guided Missiles (24 awards), Aircraft Maintenance and Repair Shop Specialized Equipment (21 awards), and Electrical Hardware and Supplies (20 awards). This NAICS and PSC concentration reflects Axion's positioning as a specialized supplier of structural, electrical, and mechanical assemblies for military platforms. Recent activity shows sustained growth—from 20 awards in 2022 to 30 awards in 2025—with 4 awards recorded in the first quarter of 2026. Combined potential value across all 570 prime awards stands at $133.6 million, with $89.3 million obligated (67% realization rate), indicating Axion's established track record and cash-flow reliability within the defense industrial base.

HELICOPTER SUPPORT,AIRFRAMES,MACHINE GUN MOUNTS, TROOP SEAT KITS,WEIGHT ASSEMBLY, IMPELLER AXIAL FANS