Axxeum Inc.

Axxeum Inc., a Huntsville, Alabama-based small business manufacturer and service provider, is a prime contractor on defense and aerospace supply contracts, competing predominantly full and open with selective use of Total Small Business set-asides. The company specializes in aviation components, aircraft parts, wiring harnesses, cable assemblies, electrical systems, and logistics support to Department of Defense agencies and Federal agencies in flight support and sustainment roles.

Axxeum's customer base concentrates heavily in Army aviation and logistics. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center Program Executive Office Aviation ranks second by potential value with 21 awards totaling $65.7 million but anchors the portfolio; the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command dominates by dollars with 2 awards carrying $6.11 billion combined potential value, though that concentration derives from a single massive multiple-award IDIQ vehicle awarded December 2025 with a $151 billion ceiling under the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation follows with 50 awards ($2.2 million), and the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal holds 24 awards ($4 million). The top five customer agencies account for 82% of recent awards by count.

Axxeum holds several large indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring its prime footprint. The $43.5 million Army Program Executive Office Aviation third-party logistics contract (Total Small Business set-aside, September 2021–September 2027) has generated fourteen delivery orders supporting foreign military sales to allied nations; recent orders include $5.3 million for Multi-National Aviation Special Project Office logistics, $3.4 million for aviation components procurement, and $651 thousand for parts and equipment delivery. The $7.5 million USDA Wildlife Services TH-57 helicopter transportation and repair contract (July 2024–July 2029) has issued task orders including $1.6 million for helicopter modifications and return-to-service work. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation $2 million wiring harness and aircraft components vehicle and a $3 million Army spare parts BPA (October 2023–October 2026) support routine supply ordering. Recent purchase orders include $152 thousand for air bleed valves (Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, Total Small Business set-aside, March 2026), $38 thousand for electrical solenoids (Land and Maritime, October 2025), and $24.4 thousand for cable assemblies (DLA Aviation, April 2025). Axxeum also holds a single-award $8.5 million Army Aviation and Missile Command contract for UH-60 Black Hawk landing gear overhaul (September 2024–August 2029, Total Small Business set-aside) and a Missouri National Guard multiple-award $999 thousand rotary wing aircraft parts BPA (November 2025–October 2030) for Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot depot-level maintenance.

Activity has remained flat to slightly declining across the measured period — 24 to 25 awards annually from 2022 through 2025, dropping to 11 awards in 2026 (partial-year snapshot). Eleven awards totaling $11.2 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure concentrated in Army and DLA Aviation task orders and purchase orders. The obligated dollar ratio is low at 1% ($37.1 million obligated across $6.21 billion potential value), reflecting the nature of indefinite delivery vehicles that establish ceilings but do not guarantee funding.

As a subcontractor, Axxeum works for primes including The Boeing Company (aerospace support, September–October 2023), Tyonek Worldwide Services Inc. (UH-60 common infrared countermeasure A-kits and project management office aircraft survivability work, September 2023), and Defense Systems and Solutions (materials support for Prototype Integration Facility at Redstone Arsenal, December 2025). Sub work is negligible by volume — just 5 of 169 awards (3%) — and SCI data shows zero subcontractor hours on reportable service contracts, indicating Axxeum builds its own delivery teams on prime work.

Axxeum's award portfolio skews toward goods and component manufacturing rather than services. The top NAICS categories are Other Support Activities for Air Transportation (39 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (27 awards), Military Armored Vehicle, Tank, and Tank Component Manufacturing (20 awards), and Other Electronic Component Manufacturing (19 awards). Purchase order activity dominates — individual orders for specific NSN-identified hardware like seals, clips, cable assemblies, and fasteners run under $50 thousand and are typical. SCI-reported service contract invoicing totals only $15 thousand in FY2024 across 0.1 FTEs, with an effective hourly rate around $164/hr; this reflects minimal SCI-reportable service contract volume and indicates the vendor's revenue model is predominantly goods and logistics support delivery orders rather than time-and-materials service contracts. The vendor registered with SAM.gov in June 2018 and has maintained continuous federal contracting activity since.

Our core competency is providing Contractor Logistics Support to the US Government on a number of rotary and fixed wing platforms. With our strategic relationships with aircraft OEMs and global MROs, we are able to provide cradle to grave solutions. Aircraft fielding, maintenance services, parts distribution, and training encompasses the full spectrum of capabilities Axxeum provides to both US Government and commercial customers.