Moog Inc.

Moog Inc., doing business as Ampac-Isp Corp, is a manufacturer of hydraulic actuators, motion control components, and precision mechanical hardware that operates as a subsidiary division of Moog Inc. (parent company headquarters: East Aurora, New York) and competes as a prime contractor on full-and-open Defense Department purchase orders, with no SBA set-aside posture. The Orrville, Ohio-based operation ships primarily to Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) divisions and Naval Supply Systems Command through firm fixed-price purchase orders for specialized motion control assemblies and mechanical components.

Moog Inc. – Ampac-Isp Corp's concrete capability portfolio centers on hydraulic and electromechanical actuators, cylinder sleeves, gears, bearings, servo valves, seals, and precision fasteners (socket head cap screws, machine bolts, pins) that support military aircraft, naval vessels, and ground equipment. Representative prime work includes a $552,474 Naval Supply Systems Command purchase order (March 2026) for hydraulic actuators with completion through August 2027; a $170,180 DLA Land and Maritime order (December 2025) for rotary actuators; a $162,054 order (December 2025) for cylinder sleeves; and recurring monthly orders of $10,000–$30,000 for bearings, gears, and fasteners issued by DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime. The parent indefinite delivery contract with DLA Land and Maritime (awarded June 2025, $250,000 ceiling, through June 2026) structures approximately four orders per year for linear actuating components; a more recent IDC (April 2026) carries a $350,000 ceiling for mechanical stops through April 2027.

Customer concentration sits heavily with two DLA divisions. DLA Land and Maritime anchors 806 awards (43% of volume) valued at $12.3 million in combined potential value, while DLA Aviation holds 568 awards (31% of volume) at $4.9 million. Naval Supply Systems Command, though far fewer in count (154 awards), dominates dollar concentration with $21.6 million combined potential value—a signal that larger, higher-value actuator orders flow through Navy procurement despite DLA's volume lead. The top five customers account for 98% of recent awards. Activity has fluctuated (211 awards in 2022 down to 138 in 2024, rebounding to 216 in 2025), with 64 awards reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete exposure valued at $3.6 million combined.

The prime footprint is heavily skewed toward mechanical components and fasteners: Mechanical Power Transmission Equipment Manufacturing (310 awards), Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing (301 awards), and Ball and Roller Bearing Manufacturing (239 awards) dominate. PSC coding reflects the same pattern, with Screws (261 awards), Miscellaneous Power Transmission Equipment (189 awards), and Bearings (169 awards) leading. All recent awards carry no set-aside designation; Moog competes full-and-open against all responsible sources.

As a subcontractor, Moog supplies motion control components and mechanical hardware to Electric Boat Corporation on Virginia-class submarine construction programs (SSN 804, SSN 814, SSN 815) and ballistic missile boat streamlined component programs, with sub-award activity dating back to at least 2024. Moog also subcontracts to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation on the Advanced Technology Support Program (microelectronic capability solutions for multi-mission dry submersible host conversion).

Moog Inc. – Ampac-Isp Corp holds no named government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) or agency-wide IDIQs in the source; all work flows through spot purchase orders or single-award indefinite delivery contracts with specific DLA depots or Navy supply commands. The company's competitive posture is transactional: small-dollar, firm fixed-price component orders dominate the footprint, with individual awards typically ranging from $1,000 to $50,000, though Naval Supply's larger actuator orders (valued in the $175,000–$550,000 range) represent the highest-value ceiling-class procurement activity.