Boeing Distribution Services Defense LLC

Boeing Distribution Services Defense LLC, doing business as KLX Aerospace Solutions Defense, supplies aerospace parts, hardware, fasteners, electrical components, consumables, and logistics services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across full-and-open federal procurement, without set-aside participation. The company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company, headquartered in O'Fallon, Missouri, with operations in Dardenne Prairie, Missouri.

Boeing Distribution Services Defense holds a massive footprint within the Defense Logistics Agency ecosystem. Recent activity shows 70,890 total prime awards spanning more than two decades, with combined potential value of $20.37 billion and $494.9 million in combined obligated dollars (2% of potential). The award trajectory has declined year over year—from 1,822 awards in 2022 to 253 in 2026 through June—reflecting a consolidation toward larger-value delivery orders. Concentration is extreme: Defense Logistics Agency customer organizations account for 99% of awards by count. DLA Aviation dominates by potential value with $16.12 billion across 6,829 awards; DLA Land and Maritime follows with $1.15 billion across 16,015 awards; DLA Troop Support Hardware contributes $541.2 million across 41,158 awards. This customer concentration is characteristic across the entire prime footprint—the vendor competes full-and-open against commercial and other defense suppliers on DLA-issued delivery orders, not under set-asides.

The vendor's capability portfolio is driven by DLA categories. Top NAICS codes reflect hardware and fastener manufacturing: Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing (36,012 awards), Hardware Manufacturing (12,784 awards), Other Fabricated Wire Product Manufacturing (4,374 awards), Small Arms Ordnance and Accessories Manufacturing (4,197 awards), and Gasket, Packing, and Sealing Device Manufacturing (2,220 awards). Top PSCs mirror this specificity—Trucks and Truck Tractors Wheeled (12,264 awards), Screws (11,930 awards), Bolts (10,037 awards), Rivets (8,969 awards), and Nuts and Washers (8,755 awards). Recent delivery orders sampled across February through June 2026 show representative work: sanding discs (900 dozen, 5.0 inch) at $2,000–$6,500 per order; electrical connectors and plugs at $1,900–$8,600 per order; Tyvek coveralls in multiple sizes at $1,700–$4,600 per order; boot dust and moisture seals at $800–$3,200 per order; electrical insulation sleeving at $1,100–$104,700 per order; shielding gaskets and electronic components at $4,200–$115,390 per order; flat washers and wire braid at sub-$2,000 per order; and consumable supplies including tape, rivets, springs, and fasteners across a wide price range. Work is performed at Dardenne Prairie, Missouri for DLA distribution to military maintenance facilities and equipment sustainment lines.

The vendor holds five primary indefinite delivery contracts with DLA that generate recurring delivery order activity. Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE7MX17D0038 carries 4,087 task orders valued at $202.1 million combined potential; SPE5EY15D0564 carries 4,006 task orders valued at $15.4 million; SPE7MX17D0039 carries 3,598 task orders valued at $18.7 million; SPM7LX09D9002 carries 2,556 task orders valued at $116.6 million; SPM5EY12D0017 carries 2,454 task orders valued at $7.5 million. A newly awarded single-award IDC (SPE4AX) issued June 1, 2026, by DLA Aviation carries a $270 million ceiling through July 31, 2032, positioning the vendor for sustained DLA Aviation work on aerospace parts and hardware sourcing. The vendor holds one named subsidiary, Herndon Specialty Products LLC. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award with combined potential value of $4 thousand reaches completion date in that window, reflecting the long-tail nature of the DLA IDC structure and the recent award of the large SPE4AX vehicle.