Malmrose Heli Services Inc.

Malmrose Heli Services Inc., doing business as Power West NDT, is a woman-owned small business based in North Salt Lake, Utah, that provides maintenance, repair, and overhaul services for rotary-wing aircraft components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal contracts. The company operates entirely as a prime (100% of 62 awards) and competes without set-aside designation on most work, though it holds several total small business set-aside IDIQs with Army Aviation and Missile Command and has received small business set-aside purchase orders from the Coast Guard.

Malmrose's capability footprint centers on specialized component overhaul and repair across multiple military helicopter platforms—the UH-1N, TH-1H, UH-60 Black Hawk, AH-64 Apache, CH-47 Chinook, and MH-60T. The company delivers depot-level maintenance on hydraulic and mechanical components including cylinder assemblies, linear actuators, servo cylinders, flutter dampeners, accumulator tanks, transmission housings, and axial piston pumps. Representative work includes a $1.252 million delivery order from Army Aviation and Missile Command for five-year maintenance and overhaul of UH-60M Black Hawk cylinder and piston assemblies (awarded March 26, 2024, completion September 30, 2026); a $787,500 order from AMCOM for overhaul of 500 UH-60 dampener end-article component groups (awarded December 12, 2024, completion June 30, 2026); a $541,623.62 delivery order from Air Force Sustainment Center for UH-1N cylinder and linear actuator overhaul (awarded February 19, 2025, completion February 18, 2026); and a $155,625 Coast Guard purchase order for overhaul of 20 flutter dampener units on MH-60T helicopters under small business set-aside (awarded February 27, 2025, completion May 23, 2026).

Customer concentration is pronounced and tracked by functor. Army Aviation and Missile Command (encompassing the Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command and Army Security Assistance Command) accounts for 37 of 62 awards and $29.7 million of the $39.8 million combined potential value—75% of the portfolio. Air Force Sustainment Center holds 22 awards and $9.5 million in potential value (24%). The Coast Guard holds three awards worth $490 thousand (1%). The two rankings track perfectly; AMCOM's dominance holds across both award count and dollar concentration.

Malmrose sits on ten named indefinite delivery contracts spanning both agencies. The largest is a $8.131 million five-year IDIQ from Army Security Assistance Command for UH-60 dampener flutter maintenance and overhaul (awarded March 23, 2023, completion March 31, 2028), under which AMCOM has issued multiple delivery orders totaling over $2.8 million since late 2023. The second largest is a $4.787 million five-year IDIQ from AMCOM for UH-60M Black Hawk cylinder and piston assembly overhaul (awarded March 26, 2024, completion March 26, 2029). Other significant vehicles include a $3.281 million five-year IDIQ from Air Force Sustainment Center for UH-1N cylinder and linear actuator overhaul (awarded September 12, 2024, completion September 11, 2029), a $3.659 million IDIQ from AMCOM for CH-47 Chinook component overhaul (awarded April 11, 2024, completion April 11, 2029), and a $1.953 million IDIQ from AMCOM for CH-47F transmission and housing work (awarded August 24, 2023, completion August 24, 2028). The single largest task-order vehicle is Indefinite Delivery Contract W58RGZ23D0020, which carries 12 task orders worth $3.7 million combined potential value.

Activity has grown modestly from nine awards in 2022 to 15 in 2024, with a slight contraction to 13 in 2025 and only two awards in the first three months of 2026. Eleven awards with combined potential value of $4 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure across AMCOM's Black Hawk dampener program, Air Force TH-1H servo cylinder work, and several CH-47 component vehicles.

All work is performed at Malmrose's North Salt Lake facility. The company holds no subcontractors in the source data and does not appear as a subcontractor to other primes. Primary NAICS coding reflects aircraft component manufacturing and repair (54 awards under Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing; 6 under Measuring, Dispensing, and Other Pumping Equipment Manufacturing). The portfolio skews heavily toward PSC 42 (Aircraft Hydraulic, Vacuum, and De-Icing System Components) at 30 awards and PSC 45 (Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment—Aircraft Components and Accessories) at 17 awards, confirming narrow but deep specialization in rotary-wing sustainment.