Meggitt (Uk) LIMITED

Meggitt (UK) LIMITED, trading as Meggitt UK LTD Trading AS Meggitt Avionics, manufactures and repairs specialized aerospace and defense avionics equipment and flight instrumentation systems for the U.S. military as a prime contractor (80% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on defense platforms. The company is a United Kingdom-based subsidiary of Parker-Hannifin Corporation and competes in the full-and-open market with no set-aside designations across its federal footprint.

Meggitt's prime capability portfolio centers on the design, manufacture, and repair of mission-critical avionics components. The company holds two single-award indefinite delivery contracts with the Air Force Sustainment Center: one for repair of MK II Standby Attitude Indicators (SAI) and MK II Air Data Units (ADU) on C-5 aircraft, established May 24, 2023, with a ceiling of $1,192,595.74 extending through May 23, 2028, and a second for sole-source repair of B-1 Standby Indicators on B-1 Lancer strategic bombers, established July 30, 2021, with a ceiling of $286,050 extending through July 29, 2029. Representative delivery orders under these vehicles include a $299,568 firm-fixed-price order for MK II SAI and ADU repair on C-5 aircraft (completed July 19, 2024), a $161,112 delivery order for similar repair services performed in Gabon (scheduled completion May 18, 2026), and a $204,400 delivery order for MK II SAI and ADU repair also performed in Gabon (scheduled completion September 24, 2026). Beyond Air Force sustainment, Meggitt supplies specialized components including induction transmitters and air data computers to Naval Supply Systems Command; a $143,984 purchase order awarded April 15, 2026, covers 16 induction transmitter units (NSN 1RM 6605 993302351 H1) with completion scheduled May 12, 2027, and a $98,989 purchase order awarded February 13, 2026, covers 11 units of the same transmitter type with completion scheduled March 22, 2027. The company also performs test, teardown, evaluation, and repair of air data computers and pressure transducers for the U.S. Coast Guard on C-130 aircraft.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of the Navy. Naval Supply Systems Command accounts for 57 awards (44% of the 128 total prime and sub awards in the source) with $11.3 million in combined potential value; the Air Force Sustainment Center accounts for 14 awards with $4.4 million combined potential value; and the Defense Logistics Agency places 11 awards. The top customers by count and by potential value track closely, with Navy dominating both metrics. Meggitt serves 15 distinct customer agencies across the portfolio.

The company places task orders under multiple Navy-managed indefinite delivery contracts, including N0038315D002M (21 task orders, $1.7 million combined potential value), N0038318DNN01 (9 task orders, $192 thousand), and N0038314D002M (3 task orders, $80 thousand), as well as Air Force vehicles FA853817D0003 (7 task orders, $645 thousand) and FA853823D0007 (3 task orders, $665 thousand). Prime award activity has grown year over year, from seven awards in 2022 to sixteen in 2025, with five awards recorded so far in 2026. Only three awards (combined potential value $447 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited recompete exposure in the near term.

In its subcontractor role, Meggitt supplies aerospace support components and subsystems to The Boeing Company on Apache AH-64E aircraft full-rate production lots, with multiple advance-procurement awards for LOT 12 FRP and LOT 7 full-rate production long-lead items spanning 2024 through 2025. The company also supplies sensor and data computer components to Bell Textron Inc. for helicopter platforms, including awards for Nigerian foreign military sales AH-1Z aircraft. Meggitt subcontracts to Lockheed Martin Corporation on Taiwan F-16 retrofit programs and related avionics work. Across the subcontract portfolio, Meggitt's role centers on supply of specialized avionics, sensors, data computers, and aerospace support equipment to large defense primes.

Work is performed in Great Britain, the United Kingdom, Gabon, and other overseas partner-nation locations as directed by task order scope. Performance location diversity reflects both Meggitt's UK domicile and the operational footprint of U.S. military repair and sustainment operations.