Integral Aerospace, LLC

Integral Aerospace, LLC, doing business as PCX Aerosystems - Santa Ana, is a manufacturer of highly engineered aerospace components and assemblies serving the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on delivery orders and indefinite delivery vehicles, with 78% of its recent awards as prime and 22% as subcontractor to major primes including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Sikorsky Aircraft Corporation, and Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation. The company, a subsidiary of parent PCX Aerostructures, LLC, operates from Santa Ana, California and competes in full-and-open procurement with no set-aside designations across its prime portfolio.

Integral Aerospace manufactures flight-critical aerospace components spanning fuel system assemblies, structural elements, signal conditioners, gaskets, sleeves, brackets, valves, and other aircraft parts supporting rotorcraft and fixed-wing military platforms. Representative prime work includes a $15.8 million definitive contract from Naval Air Systems Command for sixty FPU-12/A 480-gallon external fuel tanks (awarded August 30, 2023, completion December 31, 2025); a $1.86 million definitive contract from Naval Supply Systems Command for aircraft fuel tanks (awarded December 30, 2025, completion December 30, 2026); and recurring delivery orders from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation for components such as transmitters, liquid ($146,210 order, October 30, 2024), fuel adapters, probes, and structural brackets ranging from $2,000 to $204,700 per order. The company's subcontract footprint shows material engagement as a supplier to Boeing across KC-46, CH-47, P-8, and F-15 production and sustainment; to Sikorsky for drag beam and axle assemblies on helicopter programs; and to Lockheed Martin on CH-47 Block II post-production modifications.

Customer concentration is extreme. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 245 of the vendor's 468 total awards (52% by count, covering 83% of awards by the source's concentration metric) and $1.03 billion of $1.23 billion combined potential value across all awards (84% of all dollars). Naval Air Systems Command (21 awards, $160 million) and Naval Supply Systems Command (29 awards, $30.6 million) comprise the next tier. DLA Land and Maritime, DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment, and Army PEO Aviation account for the remainder. This concentration reflects Integral Aerospace's core role as a supply-chain vendor to defense logistics rather than a prime systems integrator.

Integral Aerospace holds a portfolio of active indefinite delivery vehicles with DLA Aviation that anchor its ordering volume. The company maintains a $9.99 million Basic Ordering Agreement (BOA SPE4A118G0010, award date February 23, 2023, completion February 22, 2028) that has generated 156 task orders totaling $13 million in combined potential value; a second $9.99 million BOA (SPE4A123G0012, award date March 13, 2023) with 82 task orders ($3.4 million combined); and four single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts ranging from $249,999.99 to $750,000 each for fuel probes, fin-tank and pylon assemblies, spacer assemblies, and pivot ball adapters, awarded between August 2022 and May 2025. These vehicles provide streamlined procurement mechanisms and represent the vendor's primary order pipelines.

Activity has accelerated over the past three years—55 awards in 2022, 86 in 2024, 91 in 2025, with 15 awards recorded through May 2026—but recompete exposure is moderate. Twelve awards with completion dates falling in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $5.2 million, well below the vendor's annual volume. Integral Aerospace invoices approximately $312.6 million across all awards (25% of combined potential value), indicating that obligated dollars lag contract ceilings, reflecting typical payment profiles on ongoing delivery orders and fixed-wing sustainment work.

The vendor's primary NAICS concentration lies in aircraft manufacturing (198 awards), other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (157 awards), and other support activities for air transportation (50 awards); top PSC codes include airframe structural components (173 awards) and packing and gasket materials (55 awards). This product-line clustering—fuel system parts, brackets, gaskets, sleeves, valves, and structural assemblies—and its heavy reliance on DLA Aviation ordering through standing IDVs position Integral Aerospace as a high-volume, low-mix supplier to military aircraft sustainment rather than a development or production-scale integrator. The company's subcontract work with Boeing's commercial and defense programs signals secondary positioning as a Tier 2 or Tier 3 supply-chain vendor.