Israel Aerospace Industries Military Aircraft Division, Golan Industries

Israel Aerospace Industries Military Aircraft Division, Golan Industries, a foreign-owned aerospace manufacturer based in Bnei Yehuda, Israel, supplies precision-manufactured aircraft seating assemblies, structural components, and hardware to the U.S. Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal procurements, with no set-aside participation across its recent footprint.

The vendor manufactures troop and crew seating systems, attenuation assemblies, bushings, washers, grommets, hinges, latch releases, retaining straps, and fabric assemblies primarily for rotorcraft and fixed-wing platforms including the V-22 Osprey tiltrotor used by Marine Corps, Air Force, and Navy. Over the past five years, Golan Industries has received a combined $118.4 million in potential value across 120 prime federal awards, with $54.3 million obligated to date (46% execution rate). The vendor's capability anchors to two indefinite delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation: a single-award IDC valued at $8.8 million (June 2021 through August 2025, now expired) and a successor single-award IDC valued at $16.6 million effective August 29, 2025, through August 28, 2030. Representative recent work includes a $2.8 million delivery order from DLA Aviation (September 4, 2025) for troop and crew seating components with completion scheduled for March 28, 2027, a $2.2 million Naval Air Systems Command delivery order (July 7, 2022) for MV-22 Osprey improved troop seats with completion in February 2025, and a $1.4 million NAVAIR delivery order (August 1, 2024) for CMV-22B improved troop seats completing December 31, 2026.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command and DLA Aviation, which together account for 97 of 120 awards and $117.6 million of the $118.4 million combined potential value. By award count, DLA Aviation leads with 80 awards ($44.8 million), but by dollar value, Naval Air Systems Command commands 17 awards carrying $72.8 million—a split driven by NAVAIR's larger per-order dollar footprint for V-22 Osprey seating programs against multiple indefinite delivery vehicles. The top four parent IDVs (SPE4A721D0243, N0001913D0013, N0001918D0003, and SPE4A725D0336) hold 25 task orders valued at $46.7 million combined, with the newer DLA Aviation IDC now serving as the primary ordering mechanism for routine seating and component replenishment. Activity remained stable at four to seven awards annually from 2022 through 2026, with 11 awards in 2024 marking the peak; only four awards with combined potential value of $6.3 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure. The vendor operates almost entirely as a prime (99% of awards), with one subcontract awarded January 20, 2026, to Bell Boeing Joint Project Office for seat restraint structures valued at undisclosed amount. All work is performed in Israel except for one delivery order citing secondary performance at Keeserville, New York. The vendor's award portfolio spans miscellaneous aircraft accessories and components (84 awards, top PSC category), motor vehicle seating and interior trim (22 awards), and fastener manufacturing (17 awards), reflecting its role as a specialized aerospace component supplier rather than a systems integrator.