Dominion Propeller Corp.

Dominion Propeller Corp., doing business as Dominion Propeller, operates as a small-business prime contractor specializing in fixed-wing aircraft propeller overhaul, maintenance, and repair services to the Department of the Interior and ancillary federal aviation programs, competing exclusively under total small business set-asides. The Anchorage, Alaska-based firm holds FAA Approved Certified Aircraft Propeller Repair Station certification and is the sole such facility operating in Alaska, with a twenty-year federal contracting footprint dating to 2006.

Dominion Propeller's capability portfolio centers on overhaul and maintenance of certified fixed-wing aircraft propeller models including Hartzell HC-series, McCauley D3A34C-series, and Sensenich units, delivered as firm-fixed-price task orders against Blanket Purchase Agreements. Representative contract work includes a $27,500 total small business set-aside BPA call from the Department of the Interior (July 27, 2026) for propeller overhaul and maintenance covering McCauley, Hartzell, and Sensenich models; a $15,750 BPA call (August 7, 2025) for D3A34C series propeller overhaul; and a $12,047.81 BPA call (March 4, 2026) for overhaul of multiple Hartzell HC-series propeller units. Most recent work includes three BPA calls issued September 8, 2026, totaling $13,381.84 for individual propeller overhauls, all designated total small business set-asides with completion by mid-September 2026.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The Department of the Interior Departmental Offices Office of Policy Management and Budget accounts for 64 awards (91% of the award count) and $1.2 million of the combined potential value; the Department of the Interior Departmental Offices Interior Business Center holds 29 awards and $310 thousand. The remaining customer agencies—the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Northwest Mountain Region ($25 thousand), the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Fire and Aviation Management National Interagency Fire Center ($8 thousand), and the Department of the Interior Departmental Offices ($4 thousand)—represent residual work. Across all 105 awards, combined potential value sits at $1.6 million with $738 thousand obligated to date.

Dominion Propeller holds position on five primary BPA and Indefinite Delivery Contract vehicles, all with the Department of the Interior. The flagship Blanket Purchase Agreement 140D8120A0003 anchors 32 task orders valued at $171 thousand combined potential; BPA IND15PA00016 carries 24 task orders and $126 thousand combined potential; and BPA 140D0425A0030 supports 8 task orders and $104 thousand combined potential. The vendor also sits on IDC IND12PC00058 (7 task orders, $18 thousand potential value) and IDC INN10PC35038 (3 task orders, $7 thousand potential value). The most recent vehicle is a single-award successor BPA established August 1, 2025, designated total small business set-aside with a $249 thousand ceiling through July 31, 2030, under which the vendor has issued multiple firm-fixed-price task orders for propeller maintenance spanning 2025 into 2026.

Activity trajectory remains flat at seven to eight awards per year across the most recent five-year window (2022–2026), with no growth signal. All work is performed at Dominion Propeller's Anchorage, Alaska facility. The vendor operates with 100% prime award positioning—no subcontract work appears in the source—and all recent awards carry total small business set-aside designations. Primary NAICS coding concentrates on Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (61 awards) and Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (30 awards); PSC coding reflects Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment—Aircraft Components and Accessories (66 awards) and Aircraft Propellers and Components (30 awards). Dominion Propeller's federal footprint is tightly bound to Department of the Interior aviation maintenance programs in Alaska, with no visible pipeline beyond this customer or geographic scope.