Centro De Ingenieria Avanzada En Turbomaquinas S. De R.l. De C.V.

Centro De Ingenieria Avanzada En Turbomaquinas S. De R.l. De C.V. Centro De Ingenieria Avanzada En Turbomaquinas S. De R.l. De Division, a subsidiary of General Electric Company, operates as a subcontractor on federal aerospace engineering programs, delivering turbine engine design, development, and qualification services to the Department of the Army and the Department of the Navy. The vendor is a for-profit international manufacturer structured as a child entity under GE's corporate umbrella and competes exclusively as a subcontractor — zero prime awards in the source data.

The vendor's recent footprint is concentrated within GE Aviation Systems LLC and General Electric Company prime awards. Three subcontract awards spanning April through November 2025 total $890 thousand in obligated value. Two awards, issued by the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Aviation in April and May 2025, cover design, development, qualification, and integration of an Improved Turbine Engine (ITE) for the Engineering and Manufacturing Development (EMD) phase under General Electric Company primes. A third award issued in November 2025 by an unnamed GE Aviation Systems LLC prime involved G5 GCU design NRE engineering services. The Army and Navy combined account for 100% of customer concentration across the three awards.

This is an early-stage footprint. The first award appears in April 2025, placing the vendor three to four months into measurable federal exposure at the time of this report. All three awards fall under aircraft engine and engine parts manufacturing (two awards) and engineering services (one award) categories. The vendor operates as a technical subcontractor embedded in GE's aerospace prime contractor relationships, with no independent contracting vehicles or prime-level competition observed in the source data. Future growth in federal revenue will depend on task-order expansion under existing GE primes and deepening of the Army PEO Aviation relationship.