Ethosenergy Accessories And Components, LLC

Ethosenergy Accessories And Components, LLC, a foreign-owned manufacturer based in East Windsor, Connecticut, supplies aircraft engine components and fluid control systems to the U.S. Navy and Air Force as a prime contractor across 366 awards (100% of its recent federal footprint), competing on full-and-open, non-set-aside delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts with no socioeconomic designations. The company is a subsidiary of Ethosenergy GTS Holdings US LLC.

Ethosenergy's capability portfolio centers on manufacturing and repair of aircraft engine fuel nozzles, butterfly valves, solenoid valves, regulating valves, power actuators, and engine starters—components critical to military aircraft sustainment. Representative prime work includes a $9.5 million single-award IDIQ awarded March 4, 2026, by the Air Force Sustainment Center for F100-220/229 staged and unstaged fuel injection nozzle supply and overhaul through 2031; a $3.9 million single-award IDIQ from Naval Supply Systems Command (NAVSUP) for regulating valve repair services through January 2030; a $1.16 million definitive contract from NAVSUP in October 2023 for engine starter procurement; and a $712,000 purchase order from NAVSUP in January 2025 for aircraft engine air starter repair with 125-day turnaround standards. The company also executes numerous smaller delivery orders and purchase orders ranging from $6,500 to $476,500 for valve assemblies, solenoid valves, gas turbine filters, and space heater repairs.

Customer concentration is acute and stable. Naval Supply Systems Command dominates the portfolio, placing 251 awards worth $58.6 million combined potential value (61% of all potential value); the Air Force Sustainment Center accounts for 45 awards worth $15.9 million; the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex places 8 awards worth $11.5 million; and the Air Force Materiel Command (broader organization) places 24 awards worth $9 million. These four customer segments represent 93% of awards and 100% of potential value. NAICS coding concentrates in Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (147 awards), Industrial Valve Manufacturing (62 awards), and Other Engine Equipment Manufacturing (37 awards). PSC coding runs primarily to Valves, Nonpowered (95 awards) and Miscellaneous Engine Accessories, Nonaircraft (68 awards).

Ethosenergy sits as a prime on multiple single-award IDIQs: the $9.5 million Air Force F100 fuel nozzle IDIQ (March 2026), the $3.9 million NAVSUP regulating valve repair IDIQ (January 2025), the $2.3 million NAVSUP butterfly valve repair IDIQ (January 2025), the $749,850 NAVSUP solenoid valve repair IDIQ (September 2024), and the $805,620 NAVSUP power actuator repair IDIQ (August 2022). The vendor also executes task orders under five primary legacy IDIQs: N0010409DZD01 (53 task orders, $6.9 million), FA812110D0027 (22 task orders, $2.6 million), FA810404D0002 (18 task orders, $2.3 million), N0010415DZD00 (17 task orders, $2 million), and FA812115D0020 (16 task orders, $1.5 million). These vehicles establish deep, long-standing customer relationships spanning repair, supply, and overhaul across naval and air force weapon systems.

Activity has remained relatively flat in recent years—13 awards in 2022, rising to 20 in 2023, then declining to 14 in 2024 and 15 in 2025—with only 2 awards recorded in 2026 year-to-date. The recompete cliff presents minimal near-term risk: only 1 award, with combined potential value of $124,000, reaches ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months. The broader portfolio reflects sustained, multi-year stability with over $51.1 million in obligated dollars across $95.6 million in combined potential value, indicating strong execution against long-standing IDIQs and routine task order placement by Navy and Air Force sustainment commands.

Ethosenergy appears in the source as a subcontractor once, in a April 2023 modification under Rolls-Royce Corporation on a Navy delivery order (N00019-22-F-9001 under IDIQ N00019-22-D-0042) for production stock reduction, though the scope is ancillary to its dominant prime posture. The company's federal customer base shows no exposure to Army, civilian agencies, or other defense components—concentrating exclusively on Navy and Air Force propulsion and fluid control component supply and repair.