Eaton Corp

Eaton Corp, operating as Eaton Aerospace Jackson, is a for-profit manufacturer and subsidiary of the multinational power management company Eaton Corporation Public Limited Company, headquartered in Ireland. The company specializes in aerospace components, fuel systems, and maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services, establishing itself as a critical supplier to the Department of Defense. Registered in SAM.gov since May 12, 2020, with a registration expiring July 7, 2026, Eaton Aerospace Jackson maintains facilities in Cleveland, Ohio and other locations to support its federal contract portfolio focused on aircraft component manufacturing and sustainment operations.

Eaton Corp has demonstrated extensive expertise through its prime federal contract awards, which primarily involve the production, remanufacturing, and overhaul of aircraft fuel system components for the Air Force and Navy. The company has received numerous purchase orders and delivery orders from the Air Force Sustainment Center for F-15 fuel pump housing section overhauls, with individual delivery orders ranging from $12,288 to $32,800, performed at its Cleveland, Ohio facility. Beyond F-15 work, Eaton has supplied main fuel pumps to the Naval Supply Systems Command through definitive contracts and purchase orders with ceiling values ranging from $64,707 to $367,890, and has provided remanufactured F108-201 Main Fuel Pump units valued at $710,600. The company has also expanded its service offerings to support Navy infrastructure, including battery replacement at the Naval Construction Battalion Center in Port Hueneme, California ($168,706), UPS and power distribution unit maintenance services ($39,700), and one-year service plan contracts ($12,408). Additional work includes bearing plate assemblies for F108 engines and C-130 butterfly valve overhauls performed in Tempe, Arizona. None of these prime contract awards utilized small business set-aside designations. In addition to prime contracting, Eaton Aerospace Jackson serves as a subcontractor to major aerospace primes, including The Boeing Company for aerospace support work and General Electric Company for aviation engine hardware, with subcontract awards dating from February 2022 through September 2025.

Eaton Corp holds two active indefinite delivery contracts with the Air Force Sustainment Center for F-15 fuel pump housing section overhauls. The more recent IDC, awarded on August 18, 2025, carries a ceiling value of $313,170 with an ultimate completion date of August 17, 2026, and is structured as a single-award contract without set-aside provisions. This newer IDC supersedes the earlier indefinite delivery contract awarded on May 28, 2021, which carried a ceiling value of $143,360 and an ultimate completion date of May 5, 2025. Under the 2021 IDC, the Air Force Sustainment Center issued multiple delivery orders ranging from approximately $12,288 to $32,800 for F-15 fuel pump housing section overhauls, demonstrating the recurring nature of this critical maintenance requirement. Both IDCs enable the Air Force Sustainment Center to issue task orders on an as-needed basis to maintain operational readiness of the F-15 fighter aircraft fleet. These indefinite delivery vehicles reflect Eaton's established position as a specialized provider of aircraft maintenance and overhaul services and underscore the company's strategic importance to the Air Force's sustainment operations.