Europavia American Service Corp

Europavia American Service Corp, a Miami-based minority-owned small disadvantaged business, supplies FAA-approved aviation spare parts for Coast Guard helicopter maintenance as a prime contractor on single-award indefinite delivery contracts, with no subcontracting footprint. The company operates as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation under NAICS 336413 (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing) and competes exclusively in full-and-open and total small business set-aside vehicles; it does not hold positions on government-wide acquisition contracts or multi-award IDIQs.

Europavia's capability portfolio centers on newly manufactured commercial aviation fasteners and components for the MH-65 Dolphin short-range recovery helicopter. Representative work includes a $234,855 total small business set-aside purchase order for 60 brush assemblies and 5 bearing flanges (January 2024, Coast Guard), a $145,861.76 delivery order for various MH-65 spares under nonavailability determination (September 2023, Coast Guard), a $127,458.30 total small business set-aside purchase order for miscellaneous spare parts with OEM traceability (July 2023, Coast Guard), and a $4,622.50 firm fixed-price purchase order for a gasket component from the Defense Logistics Agency (July 2023). All parts procured must meet FAA airworthiness standards with full traceability to original equipment manufacturers such as Thales, Airbus Helicopters, Amphenol Corporation, and Safran Electronics & Defense; orders frequently invoke FAR 25.103(b)(1) nonavailability determinations and Buy American Act exceptions permitting foreign sourcing when domestic alternatives are unavailable.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Coast Guard accounts for 96 of 97 awards (100% of combined potential value at $10.8 million), with the Defense Logistics Agency holding a single $4,622.50 gasket order. Europavia sits on seven active Coast Guard IDIQs, with the largest being a $3.358 million total small business set-aside contract (July 2023, running through December 2027) that has generated 41 or more delivery orders; a $1.960 million unrestricted vehicle (September 2024, running through September 2029); and four newer contracts awarded in January 2026 through August 2026 with ceilings ranging from $23,918 to $969,791. Task order activity under the largest IDIQ (70Z03823DB0000032) includes 46 orders totaling $1.3 million in combined potential value; the second vehicle (70Z03824DB0000015) carries 21 orders worth $209 thousand.

Activity has declined year over year: 28 awards in 2023, 27 in 2024, 19 in 2025, 20 in 2026, and 3 through January 2027. Fourteen awards with combined potential value of $583 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting a moderate recompete window. Awards are concentrated in fasteners (19 awards), relays and solenoids (14 awards), hose and fittings (9 awards), o-rings (6 awards), and nonpowered valves (4 awards) — tactical MH-65 maintenance consumables. Only 24 percent of combined potential value across all awards has been obligated to date, reflecting the indefinite delivery structure in which ceiling values represent available funding pools rather than guaranteed spend. Europavia competes exclusively as a prime on Coast Guard sole-source vehicles with no identified subcontract relationships or teaming arrangements.