Honeywell International Inc.

Honeywell International Inc., through its Aerospace - Tempe (West Warner Road) Division, supplies precision aerospace components, mechanical assemblies, and repair services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing on a full-and-open basis without set-aside restrictions. The Tempe facility manufactures mission-critical parts for military aviation platforms, including rotorcraft such as the UH-60 Black Hawk and AH-64 Apache helicopters, as well as fixed-wing aircraft operated by the Air Force and Navy.

Honeywell's federal contracting footprint spans 12,645 awards across 44 customer agencies, with 97 percent issued as prime contracts and the remaining 3 percent as sub-awards. The combined potential value of all awards in the source reaches $1.77 billion, of which 98 percent has been obligated. The Aerospace - Tempe Division operates as a child entity under parent Honeywell International Inc., headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, and classified as a for-profit manufacturer of goods competing in full-and-open procurements.

Customer concentration sits heavily with aviation logistics and sustainment commands. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation leads by award count and dollar value, holding 6,835 awards worth $886.5 million in combined potential value and accounting for approximately 54 percent of the dollar pipeline. Army Aviation and Missile Command ranks second by potential value, anchoring the portfolio with 137 awards totaling $417.3 million, including a five-year, single-award $95 million Indefinite Delivery contract for UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter starter engine upgrades. Air Force Sustainment Center places third by dollars, with 290 awards worth $223.4 million. Naval Supply Systems Command and the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard round out the top five. Together, these five customers represent 96 percent of the combined potential value.

Honeywell's core capability set centers on manufacturing and delivering aerospace components—specifically valves (both powered and nonpowered), turbine assemblies, seals, bearings, diaphragms, pistons, actuators, and other mechanical systems that sustain military aviation platform readiness. Representative prime work includes a $6.35 million delivery order from Army Aviation and Missile Command for UH-60 Black Hawk starter engine upgrades (January 2026); a $507 thousand Naval Supply Systems Command definitive contract for pressure/overboard/solenoid valve bleed components (August 2025); a $484.6 thousand Air Force Sustainment Center delivery order for C-130 butterfly valve overhaul (September 2025); and a $348.3 thousand Air Force Sustainment Center delivery order for test teardown evaluation of circuit card assemblies (July 2025). The vendor holds a newly awarded multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Missile Defense Agency designated SHIELD (Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense), with a $151 billion ceiling and performance through December 2035, though the initial delivery order carries only a $500 ceiling. Recent activity shows 368 awards in 2025 and 57 year-to-date through April 2026, representing a relatively stable volume after a notable decline from 440 awards in 2022. Within the next twenty-four months, 158 awards carrying combined potential value of $69.9 million face recompete exposure.

The vendor's top parent vehicles include the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4AX14D9402, which has generated 5,397 task orders worth $119.3 million; the Defense Logistics Agency Basic Ordering Agreement SPE4A117G0017, with 814 task orders valued at $104.7 million; and Defense Logistics Agency Indefinite Delivery Contract N0038395GM120, containing 808 task orders. These vehicles account for the majority of the vendor's delivery order volume.

Honeywell subcontracts to The Boeing Company on Apache Performance Based Logistics programs and Apache new-build AH-64E aircraft for foreign military sales customers (Poland, Egypt, Kuwait), supplying electromechanical components, systems, and auxiliary equipment. The vendor also supplies components to Raytheon Company for Close-In Weapon System production, to General Dynamics Land Systems Inc. for Abrams tank requirements and upgrade programs, to Bell Textron Inc. for H-1 helicopter time-critical parts and upgrades, and to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation for control panel and electronic component work. These sub-engagements position Honeywell as a second-tier supplier to major defense primes executing high-volume military platform production and sustainment.

The Aerospace - Tempe Division's NAICS profile is dominated by speed changer and gear manufacturing (5,401 awards), followed by other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (1,121 awards) and aircraft engine and engine parts manufacturing (712 awards). By Product Service Code, aircraft air conditioning, heating, and pressurizing equipment (2,007 awards) and powered valves (1,418 awards) lead, underscoring the vendor's specialization in thermal and fluid management systems for military aviation.