ITT Aerospace Controls LLC

ITT Aerospace Controls LLC, doing business as ITT Aerospace Controls Unit S, manufactures high-precision mechanical, electrical, and electro-mechanical aerospace and defense components as a prime contractor on single-award indefinite delivery vehicles with the Defense Logistics Agency, placing 95 percent of its recent awards as a prime. The company is a child entity of ITT Industries, Inc., and competes entirely through full and open competition with no set-aside participation across its footprint.

ITT Aerospace Controls operates exclusively as a Department of Defense supplier, serving DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime as its dominant customers. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on fuel shutoff valves, electro-mechanical actuators, valve assemblies, pressure switches, flow switches, direct current motors, override arms, retainer seals, and related precision mechanical and electro-mechanical components. Recent prime work includes a $238,320 firm fixed-price purchase order from Air Force Sustainment Center awarded August 5, 2025, for UH-1N gate valves (fuel shutoff valves, Part Number 205-060-612-3) for TH-1H and UH-1H aircraft fuel systems, conducted as a sole-source procurement; a $349,076 definitive contract from Air Force Sustainment Center awarded June 12, 2025, for 42 electromechanical actuators (NSN 4810-00-400-0300RK) for the C-5 aircraft with six deliveries to Tinker Air Force Base through November 2026; and a $297,706 single-award IDC awarded by Air Force Sustainment Center on March 5, 2026, for test, travel, and repair of B-52 jet engine fuel pumps with an ultimate completion date of March 4, 2027.

Customer concentration sits almost entirely with DLA. DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime together account for 976 awards (94 percent of the total award count) and $52.8 million (87 percent of combined potential value). DLA Aviation alone places 482 awards valued at $29.6 million combined potential; DLA Land and Maritime places 494 awards valued at $23.2 million. Air Force Sustainment Center, Air Force Materiel Command, and Naval Supply Systems Command represent secondary customers with modest volume—23, 16, and 14 awards respectively—totaling roughly $5.2 million. The vendor's top five customers represent 99 percent of combined potential value.

ITT Aerospace Controls holds multiple single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, each typically valued between $249,999.99 and $749,999.99 and spanning three to five years. Recent IDC awards include a $749,999.99 single-award IDC from DLA Aviation awarded July 11, 2025, for fuel shutoff valves (NSN 2915-000763495) running through July 10, 2028; a $749,999.99 single-award IDC from DLA Aviation awarded July 7, 2025, for fuel system valves (NSN 2915-014832647) running through July 6, 2028; and a $297,706 single-award IDC from Air Force Sustainment Center awarded March 5, 2026, for B-52 fuel pump remanufacturing running through March 4, 2027. The top parent vehicles listed in the source carry modest task order volumes (38, 19, 14, 10, and 10 task orders respectively), indicating that most orders are issued directly under existing single-award IDC vehicles.

ITT Aerospace Controls demonstrates strong recent activity volume and a stable recompete trajectory. Awards per year have ranged from 193 in 2022 to 260 in 2025, with 13 awards recorded year-to-date in 2026. The combined potential value of awards completing in the next twenty-four months stands at $1.2 million across 20 awards, representing a manageable recompete exposure relative to the vendor's overall footprint. The vendor's award values typically range from under $1,000 to approximately $350,000 per individual delivery order or purchase order, reflecting a transactional ordering pattern against larger parent IDC vehicles rather than episodic large awards.

In its subcontractor role, ITT Aerospace Controls supplies electro-hydraulic-mechanical components, fuel system parts, and precision switches to The Boeing Company on Presidential Aircraft Recapitalization (F-15 EPAWSS and C-5 programs), to Bell Textron Inc. on AH-1Z and CH-47 rotorcraft platforms including Nigerian Foreign Military Sales, and to Raytheon Southeast Asia Systems Company on Qatar TANET and depot operations. Across recent sub-awards, the vendor consistently delivers valves, switches, flow controls, and electro-mechanical assemblies to major defense primes supporting rotorcraft, fixed-wing aircraft, and land systems.

ITT Aerospace Controls' primary NAICS footprint reflects its core manufacturing posture: Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (314 awards), Industrial Valve Manufacturing (161 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (105 awards), and Hardware Manufacturing (66 awards). PSC concentration runs parallel—Engine Fuel System Components, Aircraft and Missile Prime Movers (325 awards), Valves Powered (127 awards), Motors Electrical (83 awards), and Switches (56 awards). All work occurs at the Valencia, California manufacturing facility. The vendor holds ISO 9001-2015 and AS9100 quality certifications and maintains approved-source and sole-source status for numerous National Stock Number components across DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, positioning it as a specialized, long-term supplier of mission-critical aerospace and defense parts to the defense industrial base rather than a broad-based systems integrator or service provider.