Goodrich Corporation

Goodrich Corporation's Engineered Polymer Products Division, doing business as Goodrich Corp (a New York Corporation), is a manufacturer of advanced engineered polymer components and specialized materials serving the U.S. Navy as a prime contractor (83% of recent awards) on full-and-open, non-set-aside delivery orders and purchase orders. The division is a subsidiary of RTX Corporation (formerly Raytheon Technologies) and operates from Jacksonville, Florida as its primary facility, with secondary performance locations in Westlake, Maryland and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Goodrich's federal footprint centers almost entirely on Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), which accounts for 297 awards and $722.1 million combined potential value—93% of the top customer base by award count and 100% by dollar value. The division manufactures sonar dome rubber windows, High Frequency Sail Array (HFSA) windows, hydrodynamic shaping materials (HYSHMA), experimental hull treatment tiles, and specialized polymer components for Virginia-class submarines, Arleigh Burke-class destroyers (DDG-51 program), and Columbia-class ballistic missile submarines. Recent representative prime work includes a $19.89 million delivery order under the MAF Follow-On Task Order 1 vehicle (awarded September 30, 2025, completion April 27, 2029) for propulsor components; a $6.56 million delivery order for sonar dome rubber windows supporting the DDG-51 program (awarded August 4, 2025, completion December 2028); a $12.26 million definitive contract for CLB (Columbia-class) tailcone manufacturing (awarded July 12, 2022, completion July 12, 2028, cost-plus-fixed-fee); and a $73.33 million definitive contract for installation support and spindle head repairs for Virginia-class propulsor manufacturing (awarded September 30, 2021, completion November 23, 2026, firm fixed-price).

Goodrich holds three major single-award indefinite delivery contracts with NAVSEA: a $90.95 million Integrated Acquisition Horizontal Master Agreement Framework vehicle for IAH MAF (Virginia-class propulsor) components (awarded September 30, 2025, through September 29, 2030); a $66.36 million single-award IDC for HFSA sonar windows (awarded June 21, 2023, through June 21, 2028, with five active delivery orders totaling approximately $3.66 million); and a $54.56 million single-award IDC for HYSHMA components (awarded July 6, 2023, through July 6, 2028, cost-plus-incentive, with four delivery orders totaling approximately $7.0 million issued to date). The division also places task orders under government-wide vehicles including Indefinite Delivery Contract N0016420DGP57 (28 task orders, $47.7 million combined value), N0016408DGP21 (26 task orders, $29.7 million), and N0016414DGP57 (23 task orders, $39.1 million).

Award volume has grown from 22 in 2022 to a peak of 39 in 2024, with 34 awards in 2025 and 12 through April 2026. Seventeen awards valued at $110.5 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure concentrated in sonar window, HYSHMA, and propulsor-support task orders. The division's secondary customer base includes the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (2 awards, $23 million), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (33 awards, $2.6 million), Strategic Systems Programs (3 awards, $13.7 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (9 awards, $5 million). DLA and Navy Aviation purchases center on special-shaped spacers and O-ring components—lower-value consumables and mechanical hardware supporting fleet supply chains.

Goodrich's subcontractor role is extensive, with 77 sub-awards (17% of total) placed primarily under Huntington Ingalls Incorporated, Electric Boat Corporation, BAE Systems Maritime Solutions (Norfolk and San Diego divisions), Vigor Marine LLC, and National Steel and Shipbuilding Company on DDG-51 construction and maintenance, Virginia-class submarine production, and Columbia-class ballistic missile submarine programs. Sub work includes sonar dome rubber window design and manufacturing support, test treatment tiles, structural rubber insulation, and material procurement for ship control system backfits. Named upstream suppliers to Goodrich include Cytec Engineered Materials (prepreg composite materials), Burke Industries (proprietary rubber compounds), Hexpol Compounding LLC (uncured and cured rubber materials), Titan International (wire tire and calendar fabric), Evonik Corporation (polyurethane curatives), and Metalex Manufacturing (machined metal components).

NAICS concentration splits across Ship Building and Repairing (101 awards), Rubber Product Manufacturing for Mechanical Use (82 awards), and Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (71 awards). PSC codes reflect sonar and acoustic components (49 awards), mechanical spacers and bushings (30 awards), preservative and sealing compounds (26 awards), and marine hardware (25 awards). The division competes on full-and-open basis—no SBA set-asides appear in the award record—and operates as a sole-source supplier on proprietary materials such as NGD-series polymers and specialized acoustic window designs where NAVSEA invokes FAR 6.302-1(a)(2)(ii)(A) original equipment manufacturer authority.