Legacy Air, Inc.

Legacy Air, Inc., doing business as Legacy Air, delivers aircraft maintenance, repair, and inspection services to federal civilian agencies as a small business prime contractor, operating exclusively under small business set-asides and full-and-open competitions with no subcontract footprint. The Broomfield, Colorado-based company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation specializing in 100-hour, 200-hour, and annual inspections, engine checks, parts replacements, and general fleet maintenance for government-owned Kodiak 100 and legacy N702/N125Z aircraft models supporting wildland fire management and natural resource conservation missions.

Legacy Air's customer base is heavily concentrated in a single agency relationship. The Department of the Interior's Office of Policy Management and Budget (OPMB) accounts for 60 awards representing $56.4 million in combined potential value—96% of the vendor's total award portfolio by dollars. The National Interagency Fire Center, a civilian agency within Interior, drives the second-tier volume with 22 awards worth $1.4 million. Together, these two Interior-affiliated entities represent 86% of Legacy Air's awards and 99% of its potential value; remaining exposure to the Department of Agriculture Forest Service and Interior's Interior Business Center is negligible by dollar magnitude. This concentration around a single customer organization creates significant recompete risk: only four awards carrying $86 thousand in combined potential value face completion within the next twenty-four months, leaving most of Legacy Air's $56.4 million Interior OPMB portfolio beyond the near-term recompete horizon and therefore stable.

Legacy Air holds two prime contract IDVs. The first is a $30 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with Interior OPMB for aircraft fleet maintenance across the lower 48 states through November 2027, awarded December 1, 2022, under total small business set-aside. Since inception, this vehicle has generated 60 delivery orders ranging from approximately $10 thousand to $34.7 thousand, with consistent issuance of task orders over the past year—recent orders dated June 4, 2026 ($16.7 thousand), May 19, 2026 ($20.7 thousand), and November 5, 2025 ($17.4 thousand). The second IDV is a $350,650 single-award indefinite delivery contract with the National Interagency Fire Center for Kodiak 100 aircraft maintenance in Broomfield, Colorado, awarded September 1, 2023, under total small business set-aside through August 31, 2028. Five additional agency-specific IDVs (IND12PC00150, 140D0423D0013, 140D8018D0058, AG024BC150018, 1202SA23T9506) function as parent vehicles for Legacy Air's delivery order activity, collectively generating 77 task orders worth $1.5 million and representing the second-tier NIFC and Forest Service relationships.

Activity has remained flat over the past four years, with six to eight awards annually since 2022; the source captures only three awards to date in 2026, suggesting the snapshot reflects incomplete year-to-date reporting. Across 121 total awards in the source, combined potential value stands at $58.8 million against only $2.4 million obligated (4% utilization), indicating that most orders are small discrete maintenance events with large order-to-obligation spreads typical of indefinite-delivery vehicles. Legacy Air operates predominantly under full-and-open and total small business set-aside designations; the overwhelming majority of its delivery orders carry no set-aside designation, competing against other small businesses through standing IDV frameworks. The vendor maintains no disclosed subcontract relationships and performs all work from its Broomfield and Westminster, Colorado facilities. Award history spans two decades (first award February 18, 2004), establishing Legacy Air as a long-standing Interior and Forest Service aviation maintenance provider with deep institutional relationships in federal wildland fire and natural resource operations.