Moog Inc.

Moog Inc., doing business as Moog Components Group, manufactures precision electromechanical components and motion control systems for military aviation, naval, ground vehicle, and defense platforms, operating as a prime contractor on more than 80% of recent federal awards across full-and-open and single-award indefinite delivery vehicle contracts with no small-business set-asides. The company is a large, for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Blacksburg, Virginia (a subsidiary of parent Moog Inc., East Aurora, New York) with 2,098 federal awards recorded across the past two decades, including 1,715 prime awards and 383 subcontract engagements generating $1.43 billion in combined potential value.

Moog Components Group's federal footprint centers on delivery-order work under standing vehicle contracts. The portfolio spans slip ring and twist-capsule assemblies, electrical resolvers, synchro receivers and transmitters, electromechanical actuators, solenoids, motors, electrical contact brushes and holders, and specialized repair services for aircraft and weapons systems. Representative prime awards include a $9.4 million slip ring assembly delivery order from Naval Supply Systems Command (October 2025), a $1.74 million motor control component order from Department of Defense Aviation (July 2025), a $1.27 million air conditioning rotor procurement (June 2025), a $730 thousand solenoid delivery order from DoD Land and Maritime (April 2025), a $623 thousand slip ring assembly order for the V-22 program (June 2025), a $589 thousand synchro transmitter purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (August 2025), and a $438 thousand Federal Aviation Administration definitive contract for slip rings supporting Airport Surveillance Radar Model 9 equipment (July 2025). Performance is consistently located in Blacksburg, Virginia.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 1,106 of 2,098 awards (53%) and $1.16 billion of $1.43 billion combined potential value (81%). The next four customers—Naval Supply Systems Command (145 awards, $123.1 million), DLA Land and Maritime (224 awards, $17.5 million), Naval Air Systems Command (78 awards, $1.1 million), and Army Materiel Command Detroit Arsenal (23 awards, $45.9 million)—collectively account for 470 awards and $187.5 million. The top-five customer concentration sits at 95% of combined potential value. NAICS concentration is similarly pronounced: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (805 awards) and Motor and Generator Manufacturing (274 awards) account for more than half the award count. The top five PSC categories—electrical contact brushes, synchros and resolvers, airframe structural components, packing and gasket materials, and miscellaneous power transmission equipment—represent 767 of 2,098 awards.

Moog Components Group's parent vehicle footprint reflects this customer concentration. The five largest vehicles are all DLA vehicles: Basic Ordering Agreement SPE4A216G0003 (366 task orders, $33.8 million), Basic Ordering Agreement SPE4A122G0009 (160 task orders, $28 million), Indefinite Delivery Contract SPE4AX21D9411 (164 task orders, $19.6 million), Basic Ordering Agreement SPM4A111G0001 (205 task orders, $15.1 million), and Indefinite Delivery Contract SPM4A106G0001 (69 task orders, $2.9 million). Additionally, the company holds two dedicated single-award indefinite delivery contracts: a $28.9 million Naval Supply Systems Command IDV for V-22 aircraft slip rings (awarded March 2025, completing March 2028) and a $750 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command IDV for slip rings and twist capsule spares and repairs (awarded April 2025, completing April 2030). These vehicles enable rapid task-order issuance for spare parts and component sustainment across military aviation and naval platforms.

Activity has grown from 81 awards in 2022 to 240 in 2025, with 31 awards recorded through June 2026. Eighty-five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $35.4 million, representing recompete exposure. In its subcontractor role, Moog Components Group supplies precision electromechanical components—electric motors, resolvers, slip rings, solenoids, inertial measurement assemblies, and twist capsules—to major defense primes including Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (inertial measuring, LAIRCM AAQ-24 repairs, circuit card assemblies), Raytheon Company (AMRAAM and PATRIOT programs, F-22 sensor enhancements, small diameter bomb systems), DRS Network & Imaging Systems LLC (second-generation forward-looking infrared spares, target acquisition systems), Bell Textron (Future Vertical Lift platform), Lockheed Martin (aircraft logistics support), and Sikorsky Aircraft (aircraft spares), as well as smaller primes including Bell Boeing Joint Project Office on CMV-22 slip ring and cable assemblies and General Dynamics Land Systems on base contract awards.

The company does not compete under small-business set-asides. All recorded awards carry no set-aside designation, reflecting Moog Components Group's position as a large established defense contractor competing on full-and-open and single-award vehicle authority. The portfolio skews heavily toward sustainment and spare-parts provisioning through mature supply relationships rather than competitive rebid activity.