Goodrich Corporation

Goodrich Corporation, doing business as Goodrich Corp and operating as a division of Raytheon Technologies (parent company RTX Corporation, formerly United Technologies), manufactures high-precision aerospace and defense components for military aircraft and rotorcraft, competing as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal procurements without set-aside designations. The company operates from Rome, New York, where it produces specialized mechanical assemblies, turbine shafts, diaphragm adapters, ball and socket assemblies, bearings, flanges, and related aircraft components. Goodrich competes predominantly in the unrestricted federal marketplace as a large, established defense contractor; over the past five years, its federal award footprint has grown from 54 prime awards in 2022 to 105 in 2025, with 1,265 prime awards and 97 subcontract awards in the active portfolio (93% prime split), totaling 1,362 awards across $419.7 million in combined potential value.

Goodrich's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward military aviation logistics. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation dominates the portfolio with 670 awards valued at $181.1 million, followed by the Army Materiel Command Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (90 awards, $123.2 million), the Air Force Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex (77 awards, $57.1 million), the Navy's Naval Supply Systems Command (80 awards, $15 million), and the Air Force Sustainment Center (16 awards, $13.2 million). These five customers account for 93% of the combined potential value. The award portfolio reflects sustained focus on AH-64 Apache helicopters, B-1B bombers, F-15 and F-16 fighters, and B-2 Spirit stealth bombers across rotating fleet sustainment and spare parts provisioning. Goodrich holds two significant indefinite delivery contracts: a $14.05 million single-award IDC with Army Aviation and Missile Command for AH-64 Apache spare parts through August 2028, and a $383,100 single-award IDC with Ogden Air Logistics Complex for B-1B secondary power systems repairs through May 2025, both of which anchor recurring task order activity.

Work is organized primarily under two parent IDC vehicles: SPE4AX18D9412, generating 331 task orders valued at $89 million, and SPM4AX11D9413, with 40 task orders valued at $17.7 million. Additional vehicles include Air Force contracts FA820805D0008 (8 task orders, $15.2 million) and Navy basic ordering agreement N0038320GX901. The NAICS concentration skews heavily toward ball and roller bearing manufacturing (395 awards), aircraft engine and engine parts manufacturing (251 awards), and other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (230 awards), with primary PSC coding in miscellaneous engine accessories for aircraft (244 awards) and gas turbines/jet engines and components (201 awards). Recent representative prime work includes a $1.74 million diaphragm adapter delivery order from DLA Aviation (April 2026, Rome, NY production, through May 2035), a $2.74 million B-2 weapon system spares procurement from Ogden Air Logistics Complex (February 2026, through December 2031), a $7.47 million AH-64E Apache new-build spare parts delivery order from Army Aviation and Missile Command (August 2023, through January 2029), and multiple smaller task orders for ball joint sockets, shouldered shafts, turbine shafts for F-16 and F-15 platforms, and fastening components (rivets, nuts, washers, bolts) across the military aviation fleet.

As a subcontractor, Goodrich delivers mechanical assemblies and driveshaft components to Bell Boeing Joint Project Office on V-22 Osprey and CMV-22 King Stallion production and performance-based logistics work, supplies electromechanical systems and airframe components to The Boeing Company on Apache full-rate production, Apache performance-based logistics, F-15EX advanced procurement, and F-15 repair support for foreign military sales customers, provides tail rotor drive system components to Bell Textron on Future Vertical Lift development, and supplies aircraft parts and gearbox assemblies to Sikorsky on CH-53K heavy-lift helicopter production and presidential helicopter replacement program work. Goodrich's subcontract footprint reflects deep integration into rotorcraft and fixed-wing prime production and sustainment ecosystems. Within the next twenty-four months, 43 awards carrying combined potential value of $25.1 million face ultimate completion, positioning the company for recompete activity on established DLA and military logistics command vehicles. The company's sustained growth trajectory—from 54 awards in 2022 to 105 in 2025—demonstrates consistent win rate momentum in full-and-open aviation spare parts and component supply, with geographic concentration in Rome, New York as the primary manufacturing footprint supporting DoD sustainment across multiple platforms and service branches worldwide.