Marana Tactical Flight LLC

Marana Tactical Flight LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Marana, Arizona, provides military freefall and static line parachuting support services to U.S. Special Operations Command as a prime contractor, operating exclusively under full-and-open and small-business set-aside designations. The firm is structured as a limited liability company and holds self-certified small disadvantaged business status alongside its SDVOSB designation. All 33 recent awards are prime contracts or indefinite delivery vehicles; the vendor carries no subcontract footprint.

Customer concentration is extreme and deliberate. United States Special Operations Command accounts for 28 of 33 awards (100% coverage by award count and 99% by combined potential value of $1.31 billion), with only secondary engagement across the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command (3 awards, $62 thousand), the Department of the Air Force Space Command (1 award, $4 million), and the Department of the Army (1 award, $209 thousand). The two principal vehicle holdings anchor the USSOCOM relationship: the Indefinite Delivery Contract H9224020D0017 ($1.3 billion ceiling, awarded August 2021, running through August 2029) has generated 22 task orders valued at $4.3 million combined, and the Military Freefall and Static Line Support Services master IDIQ generated 3 task orders valued at $81 thousand. A newer Blanket Purchase Agreement with Air Force Space Command (FA252125A0003, $4 million ceiling, awarded December 2024, running through January 2029) began with a single $24,725 training curriculum development task order in January 2025. Representative USSOCOM work includes a $663,738 delivery order for military freefall support (September 2021), a $514,452 delivery order for freefall support (October 2021), and a $206,469 delivery order for military freefall training at Wheeler Army Airfield, Hawaii (July 2024). The November 2025 Army award represents a $209,312 delivery order for contract air transportation and airdrop support to the Regimental Reconnaissance Company's Military Free Fall program at Fort Moore, Georgia, set aside for total small business.

Activity peaked in 2021 with 14 awards, declining sharply to 3 in 2022, 1 in 2023, 2 in 2024, and 3 in 2025. Combined potential value stands at $1.32 billion across all awards, but obligated spend is $4.9 million (0% of ceiling value), indicating that the large USSOCOM multiple-award IDIQ ceiling remains largely unexercised. NAICS concentration centers on Other Nonscheduled Air Transportation (29 awards) and All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction (3 awards), with PSC coding dominated by Passenger Air Charter (27 awards) and Education/Training classifications (5 awards combined). Work is performed across multiple locations including Marana and Lake Elsinore, California; Fort Moore, Georgia; Davis-Monthan Air Force Base, Arizona; Wheeler Army Airfield, Hawaii; and Picayune, Mississippi, alongside performance in Marana proper.