Consolidated Industries, Inc.

Consolidated Industries, Inc., doing business as Consolidated Industries Acquisition, manufactures aircraft parts and components as a subcontractor (73% of recent awards) to defense primes, primarily supplying gearboxes, electronic modules, control units, and printed wiring boards to Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation. The company is a for-profit manufacturer with a named subsidiary, Arnprior Aerospace Inc., also engaged in aerospace manufacturing; Consolidated Industries holds no special SBA designations and competes in the full-and-open market.

The vendor's federal footprint centers entirely on the Department of the Navy, which accounts for all eleven awards in the source data. Naval Supply Systems Command placed eight task orders, and the Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center placed one $24 thousand award, with the remaining two orders distributed across unspecified Navy commands. All eight Naval Supply Systems Command awards flow through a single Basic Ordering Agreement (N0038320GX901), indicating a concentrated customer relationship and a single-vehicle dependency for the bulk of recent activity. The company's NAICS classification is dominated by Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (eight awards), with one award each in nonferrous metal processing and aircraft ground-servicing equipment.

The award history carries an unusual financial profile: combined potential value across all awards is only $24 thousand, yet combined dollars obligated total $4.6 million — a 18,900% ratio that reflects how the source data captures only the tail end of much larger delivery agreements. The awards span three decades (1994, 1995, 2013, and a cluster of eight in August 2026), with seven of the eight 2026 awards to Sikorsky dated identically on August 11, 2026, indicating a bulk sub-order refresh or contract modification rather than discrete purchases. The consistent product focus — gearbox assemblies, intermediate gearboxes, electronic modules, control units, and wiring boards — points to a specialized role in Sikorsky helicopter component supply chains, likely supporting production and sustainment of Navy-operated rotorcraft. No prime contracts, IDIQs, GWACs, or vehicle positions appear in the source data; Consolidated Industries operates exclusively as a sub-tier supplier to a single prime.