Bron Aerotech, Llc.

Bron Aerotech, LLC, a Denver-based for-profit limited liability company and small business manufacturer, supplies engineered films, fabrics, tapes, adhesives, and sealants for aerospace and defense maintenance and repair operations primarily as a prime contractor (77% of recent awards) and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on Air Force and Defense Department procurements.

Bron Aerotech's federal footprint centers on a single dominant vehicle: a $15 million multiple-award blanket purchase agreement with the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex running through February 2028. This BPA, awarded March 1, 2023, anchors the vendor's prime work and generates the vast majority of its revenue. Under this vehicle, Bron Aerotech fulfills firm-fixed-price calls for plasma tape and related aerospace consumables supporting the 548th PMXS Thermal Spray Shop at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma. Representative recent BPA calls include a $70,750 delivery order in April 2025, a $186,757.50 order in June 2024, and a $90,935 order in November 2023. The same BPA generated 13 task orders carrying $567 thousand in combined potential value across the recent award snapshot. Work is performed at Tinker Air Force Base and the vendor's Denver facility; all BPA calls are designated total small business set-asides.

Beyond the OC-ALC BPA, Bron Aerotech holds positions on two additional parent vehicles carrying smaller call volumes: an indefinite delivery contract (SPM4A606D2570) with 16 task orders valued at $105 thousand, and an indefinite delivery contract (FA821321D0002) with one recorded task order. The vendor also receives purchase orders directly from the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation and the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment division for adhesive rubber tape and related products, typically for $500 to $3,800 per order and without set-aside designation.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex accounts for 15 awards and $15.9 million in combined potential value — 98% of the vendor's total potential value. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation ranks second by award count (20 awards) but carries only $138 thousand in potential value, indicating a high-volume, low-dollar-value relationship. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command, NASA Johnson Space Center, and the Department of the Army Materiel Command round out the five-agency footprint covering 86% of recent awards. The two rankings diverge sharply — OC-ALC anchors all dollars while DLA Aviation generates most of the count — signaling structural dependency on the single Air Force BPA.

Activity has accelerated markedly. The vendor recorded one award in 2022, five in 2023, eleven in 2024, and 23 in 2025, reflecting high BPA call frequency. Five awards in 2026 to date reflect the ongoing cadence. Combined potential value across 74 total awards sits at $16.2 million, though only $2.2 million (14% of potential) is obligated, typical of BPA structures where ceilings exceed near-term spend.

In its subcontractor role, Bron Aerotech delivers custom tape kits, custom masking kits, and specialized adhesive materials to Lockheed Martin on F-35A production, FTI-JETS development, and related programs, with multiple funding actions recorded across 2022 through 2025. The vendor also supplies adhesives and sealants to Northrop Grumman under NEXTSTEP ISS resupply contracts, with awards recorded in July 2024 and again in 2025. One referenced award notes Bron Aerotech as a subsidiary of Bron Tapes Of Colorado, Inc. Subcontract work (23% of the award footprint) appears confined to two primes and does not carry the same dollar magnitude as the OC-ALC BPA, suggesting prime work is the primary revenue driver.

The vendor's product portfolio is tightly aligned with aerospace thermal spray operations and aircraft maintenance consumables. Primary NAICS categories are Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing (21 awards), Adhesive Manufacturing (15 awards), and Synthetic Rubber Manufacturing (14 awards); primary PSC codes are Electrical Insulators and Insulating Materials (26 awards) and Rubber Fabricated Materials (14 awards). This category concentration reflects the vendor's specialization in tape, sealant, and adhesive products for thermal spray and aircraft systems work rather than diversification across defense or aerospace segments.

Recompete risk on the OC-ALC BPA is high. The BPA matures February 2028, less than two years from the current date, and accounts for nearly all of the vendor's potential value. The flow of BPA calls has been consistent and frequent, but the underlying vehicle will require recompete or renewal action to sustain the revenue stream. Bron Aerotech's concentration on a single BPA and single customer, combined with its positioning as a sole-source consumables supplier to a specific thermal spray operation, creates both a durable fortress-like moat and a single point of recompete exposure for competitors seeking to displace or bid alongside the vendor.

Bron Aerotech, Inc. is a Small Business located in Denver, CO. Bron Aerotech, Inc. delivers consistent and quality services to its customers with the highest level of integrity and great attention to people, products, and service. They are passionate about their business and go to extraordinary lengths to satisfy their customers. Bron Aerotech, Inc.'s vision is to create and strengthen relationships with their customers by providing exceptional service and consistently demonstrating their quality services. Bron Aerotech, Inc. and its employees take great pride in their work and in delighting their customers.