Jeppesen Foreflight, Inc.

Jeppesen Foreflight, Inc., doing business as Jeppesen A Boeing Company, is a wholly owned Boeing subsidiary that delivers aeronautical data services, aviation software solutions, and flight planning support to federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor competing without set-aside designations in full-and-open federal markets. The company is headquartered in Englewood, Colorado, with performance locations spanning the continental United States, overseas military installations, and select international sites including Kuwait and Turkey. Jeppesen operates across primary NAICS codes 518210 (Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services) and 511210 (Software Publishers), and PSC codes DA10 (Information Technology Software) and 15M (Maps, Atlases, Charts, and Globes), delivering concrete capabilities including navigation databases, electronic flight charts, ForeFlight and MILPLANNER flight dispatch and mission-planning software, Jeppesen Military Chart Service subscriptions, and 24/7/365 international flight planning and dispatch staffing.

Jeppesen's federal footprint centers on defense aviation modernization. Recent prime work includes a $2.04 million delivery order from Naval Air Systems Command (June 2026) for Safety of Navigation solutions supporting the US Navy Pacific Fleet; a $9.86 million delivery order from Air Force Materiel Command (October 2025) for safety of navigation solutions at Tinker Air Force Base; a $7.08 million purchase order from Navy Reserve (April 2026) for C37 dispatch support services; a $4.52 million purchase order from Navy Reserve (June 2026) for general dispatch support services; a $6.56 million definitive contract from Naval Air Warfare Center (March 2026) for USN3 navigation database subscription for the E2C/D platform; a $2.89 million definitive contract from Department of Defense (August 2025) for international flight dispatch services supporting USAPAT; and a $974.8 thousand definitive contract from National Nuclear Security Administration (September 2025) for Jeppesen Cockpit Display Electronic Charts supporting multi-function display avionics. Civilian-agency work includes a $247.5 thousand purchase order from Customs and Border Protection (September 2026) for renewal of aeronautical navigation flight charts supporting Air and Marine Operations domestic flight operations, and a $1.05 million delivery order from Federal Aviation Administration (August 2025) for incremental funding of year-5 Jeppesen subscriptions under contract 697DCK-21-D-00008.

Customer concentration aligns with defense aviation dominance. Air Force Materiel Command leads by potential value at $362.8 million across 22 awards (47% of the top-five customer share by dollars), followed by Navy Reserve at $74.2 million across 20 awards. Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Air Warfare Center together account for $113.4 million across 62 awards. Air Mobility Command places 23 awards valued at $39.7 million. The Department of Defense National Geospatial Intelligence Agency, while carrying the highest award count at 154 awards, represents a smaller dollar share, signaling many lower-value mapping and charting orders. The source's coverage metrics show the top five customers by potential value account for 75% of combined potential-value dollars.

Jeppesen holds three major IDVs. An indefinite-delivery contract (FA810120D0001) issued by Air Force Materiel Command carries an unrestricted ceiling and has spawned 84 task orders valued at $137.7 million—the single largest vehicle in the portfolio. A single-award IDIQ with Naval Air Warfare Center (awarded December 2022, ceiling $18.9 million, completion October 2027) for MILPLANNER software licenses and ForeFlight Dispatch supports sustained year-over-year licensing orders for Navy and foreign military customers. A single-award IDIQ with Naval Air Systems Command (awarded June 2022, ceiling $10.3 million, completion May 2030) for Foreign Military Sales mapping data and aeronautical services supporting Kuwait operations has funded five successive ordering periods with annual cycles. A blanket purchase agreement with Federal Aviation Administration (awarded September 2023, ceiling $2.5 million, completion September 2028) for international flight planning services, ground support, and charts carries two task orders to date valued at $1.17 million combined. A newly awarded single-award indefinite-delivery contract (September 2026, ceiling $10 million, completion September 2031) for international trip planning and ground support services covering a base period and four option periods extends through multiple years and locations.

Recent activity has grown modestly. Awards per year increased from 33 in 2022 to 58 in 2025, with 31 awards in 2026 year-to-date (the spike reflects the high award concentration in Q4 and early Q1 of each fiscal cycle). Twenty-one awards face ultimate completion in the next 24 months with combined potential value of $20.8 million, creating moderate recompete exposure. Prime work dominates at 93% of awards, with subcontract engagement representing 7% of the portfolio; recent subs flow through tier-one primes including V2X Aerospace LLC (Total Aviation Support Services), AAR Government Services Inc. (Worldwide Aviation Support Services), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (Special Electronic Mission Aircraft Contractor Logistics Support), Sierra Nevada Company LLC (BIG SAFARI services), L3Harris Technologies Integrated Systems LP (BIG SAFARI and MC-12 Fleet Support), GE Aviation Systems LLC (C-130J Navigation Database Subscription engineering and testing), Leidos Inc. (EN ROUTE Automation Modernization), Amentum Services Inc. (Aircraft Maintenance and Logistics Support), and Tapestry Solutions Inc. (Flight Data and Flight Dispatch services).

Jeppesen competes exclusively in full-and-open federal markets, holding no SBA designations. The firm competes against commercial-off-the-shelf aviation software vendors (Garmin ForeFlight, Saber Software, and others) on the basis of mission-critical integration with military flight operations, sustained investment in classified or sensitive navigation databases, and established operational relationships across Naval Air Warfare Center, Air Force Materiel Command, and airframe OEMs. As a Boeing subsidiary, Jeppesen leverages Boeing's scale, compliance infrastructure, and existing teaming relationships to sustain its position as a primary provider of aeronautical data and flight planning software across U.S. defense and civilian aviation agencies, with particular depth in Navy air operations, Air Force global mobility, and international diplomatic aviation support.