International Precision, Inc.

International Precision, Inc., a SBA-certified women-owned small business headquartered in Chatsworth, California, manufactures precision aerospace components and aircraft parts for military aviation logistics as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) and selective subcontractor, with deep specialization in landing gear, hydraulic assemblies, structural supports, and airframe components supplied primarily to the Defense Logistics Agency.

The company's customer concentration is extreme and sustained. DLA Aviation accounts for 1,213 awards (84% of volume) valued at $58.5 million combined potential value, anchoring the business decisively to a single customer and mission. DLA as a whole—including DLA Land and Maritime and DLA Disposition Services—represents 91% of the combined potential value across 1,394 awards. The remaining nine customer agencies (Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command, and subordinate components) account for modest award counts and negligible dollar value. This concentration reflects International Precision's role as a specialized aerospace parts manufacturer locked into military aviation supply-chain dependency.

International Precision's award portfolio spans NAICS 336413 (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing), which dominates 1,318 of 2,240 total awards. PSC coding underscores the company's product specialization: Airframe Structural Components (1,081 awards), Aircraft Landing Gear Components (386 awards), and Aircraft Hydraulic, Vacuum, and De-Icing System Components (356 awards). Recent representative prime awards include a $1.69 million firm fixed-price definitive contract from DLA Aviation for longeron manufacturing (June 2025), an $875 thousand contract for 209 hydraulic cylinders for C-130 aircraft with first-article testing requirements (May 2024), a $543 thousand purchase order for orifice rods and struts (July 2024), and a $429 thousand order for 94 hydraulic cylinders for C-130 aircraft (February 2025). Smaller orders—in the $5,000 to $150,000 range—dominate the award count and reflect DLA Aviation's use of International Precision as a standing supplier for discrete component requirements drawn from multiple indefinite delivery contracts with ceiling values between $250,000 and $1.87 million, performance periods extending through 2030.

Set-aside posture is mixed but characteristic of small-business positioning. Approximately 40–50% of prime awards carry explicit Total Small Business or Woman-Owned Small Business set-aside designations; the remainder compete unrestricted, reflecting International Precision's established credibility with DLA Aviation. Four active indefinite delivery contracts awarded in 2024–2025 (ceiling values of $250,000 to $1.87 million, running through 2029–2030) structure the company's on-demand component supply role.

In its subcontractor capacity—only 1% of the award footprint—International Precision manufactures aircraft spares for Derco Aerospace, Inc., the sole named prime partner. Thirteen sub-awards since December 2023 cover guide shoe assemblies, landing gear shoes, beam assemblies, manifold assemblies, and structural components. This sub role complements rather than competes with the prime footprint.

Activity trajectory shows volatility: 37 awards in 2022, declining to 28 in 2023, then recovering to 50 in 2024 and 47 in 2025. The 2026 data is sparse (3 awards year-to-date as of mid-July), limiting trajectory inference beyond noting recent momentum. Recompete exposure is modest: 27 awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $3.2 million, well below the company's annual pipeline run rate, suggesting limited near-term cliff risk relative to DLA Aviation's standing demand for precision components.

International Precision operates exclusively in the defense aerospace industrial base, serves a single primary customer (DLA Aviation) under multiple small-business-set-aside and unrestricted indefinite delivery vehicles, and competes predominantly in discrete purchase orders and delivery orders under those parent contracts. The company's footprint reflects specialized manufacturing capability in high-precision, mission-critical aircraft components—a narrow but sustained niche within military aviation supply-chain logistics.