Futron Aviation Corporation

Futron Aviation Corporation is a veteran-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned small business registered in SAM.gov since 2002, headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia. The company specializes in providing event planning, marketing, and delegation support services primarily focused on international technology transfer missions and procurement assistance training series across multiple industry sectors. As a for-profit corporate entity structured as a Subchapter S Corporation, Futron Aviation Corporation has demonstrated expertise in organizing reverse technology transfer missions and facilitating international business partnerships, particularly in aviation, water, and energy infrastructure domains.

Through its federal contract awards, Futron Aviation Corporation has primarily worked with the United States Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), executing numerous delivery orders focused on international trade missions and training events. These contracts have spanned diverse geographic regions including Brazil, Thailand, Nigeria, Latin America, and Southeast Asia, with each project involving event planning, delegation coordination, and industry-specific technology transfer initiatives. The company has consistently been awarded non-set-aside contracts, typically operating under firm-fixed price delivery orders with values ranging from $64,000 to $387,000. These contracts have involved organizing virtual and in-person reverse technology transfer missions, procurement assistance training series, and sector-specific workshops targeting aviation, water and wastewater, and smart grid solutions sectors.

Futron Aviation Corporation currently holds two significant Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contracts: a $75 million USTDA IDIQ for reverse trade missions and conferences valid through April 2027, and a $4 billion Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) Seaport-NXG multiple award contract valid through January 2029. The USTDA IDIQ allows the agency to procure reverse trade missions, conferences, workshops, and training events, while the Seaport-NXG contract enables NAVSEA to issue task orders for professional services. Both contracts are multiple-award vehicles without specific set-aside designations, positioning Futron Aviation Corporation to compete for future task order awards across civilian and defense agency platforms. The company has already begun executing sub-contract work with Asrc Federal System Solutions LLC under these contract vehicles.

Futron Aviation and Futron Services' experts bring decades of experience in critical aspects of event and meeting planning as well as safety, operations, hazard analysis, research, and risk management. We view safety as an inseparable and critical component of operational excellence. We strive to integrate safety practices into the daily operational mindset of airports and flying operations, building a culture that views safety as just the way business is done.