Honeywell International Inc.

Honeywell International Inc. Aerospace - Tempe (Aftermarket Contract Administration) Division supplies mission-critical aerospace components, spare parts, and aftermarket contract administration services to the Department of Defense as a large, unrestricted prime contractor competing across full-and-open solicitations with no SBA set-aside designations. The division operates as a child entity under parent Honeywell International Inc., a Fortune 500 manufacturer headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, with the Aerospace - Tempe division based in Phoenix, Arizona and managing federal contracts through multiple performance locations across the continental United States and Canada.

The Aerospace - Tempe division's portfolio is dominated by Defense Logistics Agency Aviation procurement. Of the 64,037 total prime awards in Honeywell International's broader federal footprint, DLA Aviation accounts for 37,822 awards (59% of award count) with $4.28 billion in combined potential value, followed distantly by DLA Land and Maritime (9,576 awards, $157.3 million), Naval Supply Systems Command (4,431 awards, $1.87 billion), and the Army Materiel Command Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command (725 awards, $1.73 billion). The top five customer agencies by count represent 88% of all awards; by potential value, the same five represent only 23% of combined dollars, indicating highly fragmented order sizes and a preponderance of small-dollar component deliveries. Recent awards from March through April 2026 show delivery orders ranging from sub-thousand-dollar fasteners and seals to million-dollar assemblies and actuators, all issued on firm fixed-price basis.

Capability framing centers on aircraft component aftermarket supply. Named deliverables include valve assemblies, servo valves, bearings, turbine rotors and casings, shaft assemblies, electromagnetic actuators, heat exchangers, compressor and pump components, electrical generators and motors, circuit card assemblies, landing gear components, hydraulic systems, thermocouples, O-rings, gaskets, connector assemblies, and related mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical subcomponents. Recent prime work examples include a $14.74 million bearing-distance indicator delivery order from the Aviation and Missile Command (March 9, 2026), a $30.8 million Inertial Measurement Unit delivery order from Naval Air Systems Command supporting the AARGM-ER Major Defense Acquisition Program (February 26, 2026), a $2.4 million aircraft engine control unit delivery order from Naval Supply Systems Command (February 25, 2026), and a $1.58 million scroll assembly air component delivery order from DLA Aviation (February 26, 2026). The division supplies components for military platforms including the UH-60 Black Hawk, AH-64 Apache, F-16, F-15, C-130 Hercules, E-3, and B-1 aircraft, and maintains performance locations in Phoenix, Tempe, Torrance, South Bend, Urbana, Oro Valley, Clearwater, Minneapolis, and Mississauga, Ontario, as well as offshore engineering support in Mississauga.

Honeywell International holds five Named parent vehicles directing significant task-order volume: an Indefinite Delivery Contract (SPM74001D9711) accounting for 16,668 task orders and $510.1 million combined potential value, and four Defense Logistics Agency Basic Ordering Agreements (SPM4A111G0010, $287.6 million across 7,348 orders; SPE4A117G0016, $231.6 million across 6,316 orders; SPE4A122G0014, $238.6 million across 5,424 orders; SPE4A122G0015, $200.7 million across 2,906 orders). An additional single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract was awarded by DLA Aviation on December 5, 2025, with a $250,000 ceiling and October 29, 2031 ultimate completion date. The Aerospace - Tempe division also appears as a subcontractor on a JPATS Logistics Services LLC delivery order for navigational databases (September 24, 2025) under a Contractor Operated and Maintained Base Supply (COMBS III) vehicle.

Activity has remained consistent at roughly 2,500 awards per year since 2023, with 469 awards in the first four months of 2026 tracking toward a similar annual pace. Within the next twenty-four months, 1,143 awards (combined potential value $330.3 million) face ultimate completion and will require recompete action. NAICS coding shows concentration in Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (34,923 awards), Pump and Pumping Equipment Manufacturing (18,580 awards), and Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (2,152 awards); PSC concentration reflects aircraft air conditioning and heating equipment (7,157 awards), miscellaneous aircraft accessories (5,026 awards), and gas turbine components (3,559 awards). The division competes as a full-and-open contractor across the DLA and Navy supply base without frequency of teaming relationships noted in the source.