Allclear Aerospace & Defense, Inc.

Allclear Aerospace & Defense, Inc., a non-small business manufacturer of aerospace components and maintenance, repair, and overhaul services headquartered in Hollywood, Florida, operates as a subsidiary of Aero Precision Industries LLC under the trade name Kellstrom Defense and serves the Department of Defense and military branches as a prime contractor across full-and-open federal procurements — a posture characteristic of its 5,187 prime awards (100% of its footprint) against DLA and defense agency requirements for Class IX sustainment parts.

Allclear's customer concentration is extreme and DLA-centric. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation dominates both volume and dollar share, accounting for 2,499 awards valued at $186.8 million (50% of combined potential value across the vendor's entire portfolio). DLA Land and Maritime follows with 1,014 awards and $55.7 million. Together, DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime represent approximately 69% of Allclear's 5,207 total awards and account for $242.5 million of the $373.1 million combined potential value. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center, Naval Supply Systems Command, and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment round out the top five customer agencies. This concentration reflects Allclear's core business model: supplying recurring, high-volume aerospace component replacements for military aircraft platforms via competitive full-and-open purchase orders and indefinite-delivery contracts rather than set-aside vehicles.

Allclear's capability portfolio centers on manufactured and repair services for Class IX aviation sustainment parts: fans (tubeaxial, vaneaxial, centrifugal), valves (solenoid, regulating, shut-off), bearings, hydraulic components and kits, duct assemblies and bleed air components, electrical motors and assemblies, actuators, landing gear components, brake assemblies, fasteners, seals and gaskets, heat exchangers, gearboxes and gears, shafts and shaft assemblies, and electrical and mechanical switches. Recent representative prime work includes a $3.018 million U.S. Coast Guard purchase order (April 2026) for 38 MH-60T helicopter fuel tanks, newly manufactured from Navy Supply Systems Command-approved sources; an $882.96 thousand DLA Aviation purchase order (March 2026) for 52 circulating fans; a $820.05 thousand DLA Aviation purchase order (November 2025) for 35 electric motor assemblies; and a $706.475 thousand aggregate DLA order volume (October 2025 and July 2025) for vaneaxial fans across two transactions. Allclear also holds a Basic Ordering Agreement (executed April 2026, completion April 2031) with DLA's Program Executive Office Combat Support and Combat Service Support Systems for Class IX supplies and repair parts, establishing a framework vehicle for streamlined recurring acquisition. Additionally, the vendor holds multiple single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, including $1.992 million (Land and Maritime, completion February 2027) and $899.999 thousand (Aviation, completion December 2027) ceilings for mechanical and electrical components and housing/mechanical assemblies respectively.

Activity has remained steady over the past five years — 358 awards in 2022 declining modestly to 306 in 2023, 295 in 2024, then recovering to 345 in 2025 — with 81 awards in the partial 2026 year (as of July 15, 2026). Recompete exposure over the next 24 months stands at 191 awards with combined potential value of $23.2 million, concentrated in routine Class IX parts procurement across DLA divisions. Allclear's sub footprint is negligible: only 20 sub-awards (less than 1% of total activity) appear in the source, including work as a subcontractor to Northrop Grumman on P-3 aircraft maintenance and logistics support, to Scientific Research Corporation on submarine C4I cooler unit repair, and to The Boeing Company on F15EX long-lead common aerospace commodities — a pattern reflecting Allclear's primary posture as a prime supplier of off-the-shelf and repair services rather than as a deep-tier component supplier to large primes.

Allclear operates in NAICS categories dominated by Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (1,522 awards), Industrial and Commercial Fan and Blower Manufacturing (342 awards), and Aircraft Manufacturing and Engine Equipment (258 and 247 awards respectively). Product Service Code concentration mirrors this distribution, with Airframe Structural Components (821 awards), Fans and Blower Equipment (470 awards), and Engine Instruments (331 awards) comprising the top three PSC categories. The vendor competes exclusively on the open market; no set-aside awards appear in the source data. All recent contracts carry "No Set-Aside Used" designations, confirming that Allclear pursues full-and-open federal procurement channels where it competes on price and past performance against all qualified sources. This posture — high-volume, low-single-award-dollar-value Class IX parts delivered from a single manufacturing facility in Hollywood, Florida — positions Allclear as a transactional supplier within DLA's steady-state sustainment logistics rather than as a builder of complex integrated systems or holder of critical OEM sole-source agreements, with the exception of the Naval Supply Systems Command's September 2025 award for $360.1 thousand in fluid electrical cooler repair services structured under FAR 6.302-1 sole-source authority.