Jeppesen Foreflight, Inc.

Jeppesen Foreflight, Inc., doing business as Jeppesen A Boeing Company, delivers aeronautical data services, aviation software solutions, and flight planning support to federal defense and civilian agencies as a wholly owned Boeing subsidiary competing in full-and-open federal markets without set-aside designations. The company operates from Englewood, Colorado, with performance locations across the continental United States, overseas military installations, and select international sites including Kuwait and Turkey.

Jeppesen's federal footprint spans navigation databases, electronic flight charts, flight dispatch software (including proprietary ForeFlight and MILPLANNER platforms), mission planning specialist staffing, and international trip planning services. Representative prime work includes a $9.6 million Air Force Materiel Command delivery order for Safety of Navigation Solutions completed August 2026; a $6.5 million Naval Air Warfare Center definitive contract for USN3 navigation database subscriptions running through March 2031; a $2.9 million Department of Defense delivery order for Presidential Aircraft Transport International Flight Dispatch Services through August 2030; and a $960 thousand Army purchase order for 24/7 flight dispatch services supporting three UC-35 aircraft in Japan through July 2028. The vendor also provides mission planning specialist staffing—a $2.9 million delivery order example supporting the 89th Operations Group at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, with ten full-time equivalent positions.

Customer concentration centers on the Department of Defense. The Air Force Materiel Command anchors the top potential-value ranking at $362.7 million across twenty-one awards, followed by Naval Air Warfare Center ($70.4 million across thirty-one awards) and Navy Reserve ($61.7 million across eighteen awards). By award count, the Defense National Geospatial Intelligence Agency leads with 154 awards, though a substantial portion may reflect sub-award activity; the Army (42 awards), Coast Guard (35 awards), Naval Air Warfare Center (31 awards), and Naval Air Systems Command (28 awards) round out the active set. Jeppesen serves eighty-four distinct agencies. The recompete cliff presents $34 million in combined potential value from twenty-five awards completing within the next twenty-four months.

Jeppesen holds five primary parent contract vehicles. The Air Force Indefinite Delivery Contract FA810120D0001 dominates the portfolio, generating eighty-one task orders worth $135.3 million—this vehicle underpins the majority of Safety of Navigation Solutions delivery orders across Air Force commands. The FAA's DTFAAC11D00045 IDIQ has spawned sixteen task orders valued at $14.8 million for Jeppesen subscriptions (Ordering Years 1–5 for navigation, charting, and flight planning services). Naval Air Warfare Center IDIQs contribute $82 million across twenty-one task orders for MILPLANNER software licenses and ForeFlight Dispatch subscriptions. Additional vehicles include Naval Air Systems Command and Air Force contracts supporting mission-specialized software and services. A single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with a civilian federal agency ceiling of $2.5 million supports international flight planning services.

In its subcontractor role, Jeppesen delivers navigation databases, electronic flight charts, and dispatch subscriptions to primes including AAR Government Services (worldwide aviation support contracts), Vertex Aerospace (total aviation support), GE Aviation Systems (C-130J navigation database engineering), Northrop Grumman (special electronic mission aircraft contractor logistics support), Leidos (En Route Automation Modernization systems), and Amentum Services (Army transport and helicopter maintenance logistics). Sub-award work typically embeds Jeppesen's proprietary products within larger platform maintenance or logistics contracts rather than standing as separate service lines.

Activity has grown steadily—from thirty-three awards in 2022 to fifty-six in both 2024 and 2025, with sixteen awards year-to-date in 2026 (through July). The portfolio reflects 93% prime work and 7% subcontractor placement. Jeppesen competes in full-and-open categories without small-business set-aside exposure, positioning itself as an established provider leveraging Boeing's corporate resources and customer relationships. The concentrated exposure to Air Force Materiel Command and Navy air platforms—particularly navigation and flight dispatch modernization—indicates that recompete risk and pursuit opportunity center on aviation safety, pilot training systems, and mission planning infrastructure refresh across military aviation commands.