ILN Technologies, Inc.

ILN Technologies, Inc., doing business as ILN Technologies Inc., is a Canoga Park, California-based aircraft and engine parts supplier that delivers mechanical, electrical, and structural components for military aircraft platforms as a prime contractor on full-and-open Defense Department purchases, with 99 percent of recent awards carried as prime contracts and zero SBA set-aside posture across its footprint.

ILN Technologies operates almost exclusively in the Defense Logistics Agency and Army supply chain for aviation and ground equipment sustainment. The vendor's customer concentration is highly skewed toward DLA Aviation, which accounts for 378 awards (47 percent of the 803 total awards in the source) valued at $3.2 million combined potential value. The Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal is the second-largest customer by dollar value, with 84 awards ($4.7 million combined potential value) placed primarily through a $3 million multiple-award blanket purchase agreement running from January 2023 through January 2026. DLA Land and Maritime contributes 118 awards worth $710 thousand. These three customers represent 79 percent of award count and account for roughly $8.6 million of the $11 million combined potential value. Activity has remained relatively flat over the past five years—44 awards in 2022 and 2023, 39 in 2024, 34 in 2025, and 10 year-to-date in 2026—with all dollars obligated.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on aircraft spare parts procurement: ice detectors, hydraulic valves, fuel system components, piston reservoirs, connector assemblies, bearing components, structural supports, and proprietary aircraft formers for F-16, F-15, and other military platforms. Representative prime work includes a $157.5 thousand ball bearing purchase order from DLA Aviation (December 2024), a $103.8 thousand Army BPA call (March 2024), a $78.3 thousand piston reservoir award under Total Small Business set-aside (June 2025), and a $70 thousand firewall installation purchase order (June 2023). All recent prime awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders or BPA calls issued without set-aside designation, indicating full-and-open competition across the footprint.

ILN Technologies holds two active blanket purchase agreements with the Army Materiel Command: the primary $3 million multiple-award BPA (W56HZV23AJ011) issued in January 2023 with 23 task orders worth $813 thousand, and a second BPA (W56HZV20AJ002) with 23 task orders valued at $533 thousand. Monthly BPA call orders under the primary vehicle typically range from $5 thousand to $103 thousand. The vendor also sits on Navy task order vehicle N00421-23-D-0012 (the F-16 NAWDC contract) and Air Force vehicle FA823222D0007.

In its subcontractor role, ILN Technologies supplies aircraft repair parts and direct parts (generators, alternating current; panels, power distribution; harness wiring; pins and valve components) to Amentum Services, Inc. on F-16 and NAWDC transition phase-in work, with nine recorded sub awards. The vendor also performed under AAR Government Services, Inc. on USAFE F-16 depot contract aircraft repair parts.

ILN Technologies' category concentration reflects its focus on aircraft component supply: the top NAICS coding is Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (196 awards), followed by Transportation Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (99 awards) and Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (89 awards). Top PSC codes include Airframe Structural Components (122 awards) and Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (58 awards). The vendor has maintained federal registration with SAM since April 2001 and operates from non-manufacturing facilities in West Hills, California. All recent awards carry firm fixed-price terms with no set-aside designations, and the vendor competes exclusively in unrestricted full-and-open procurements against larger defense suppliers.

Repair management, after market surplus sales