Moog Wolverhampton LIMITED

Moog Wolverhampton LIMITED Wolverhampton Division is a United Kingdom-based subsidiary of Moog Inc., a global manufacturer of precision motion control solutions for aerospace and defense applications. Registered in SAM.gov since January 4, 2010, the company specializes as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) of electro-mechanical actuators and precision motion control components essential to military and naval systems. As a for-profit manufacturing organization, Moog Wolverhampton serves as a critical supplier to various U.S. federal government agencies, particularly the Department of Defense, Department of the Navy, and Department of Homeland Security, providing specialized components that support aircraft systems, naval vessels, and related defense platforms.

Moog Wolverhampton LIMITED has demonstrated extensive experience fulfilling federal contract requirements across multiple defense agencies through both purchase orders and delivery orders. The company has provided electro-mechanical actuators as its primary product offering, along with complementary components including threaded end rods, bellows assemblies, spacers, drains, and preformed packings to support military aircraft and naval systems. Funding agencies for prime contract awards have included the Naval Supply Systems Command, Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, U.S. Coast Guard, and Department of Defense Aviation divisions. Purchase order contracts have ranged from relatively modest amounts such as $2,513.30 for spacer servovalves to substantial awards exceeding $2.5 million for actuator deliveries, with ultimate completion dates extending through 2026. The company has consistently pursued and received sole-source awards as the OEM with proprietary technical data and engineering capabilities, particularly for aircraft component repairs and overhauls supporting HC-27J, HC-144, and C-27J aircraft platforms operated by the Coast Guard. Notable prime contract awards include multiple repair and overhaul contracts with the U.S. Coast Guard valued between $89,000 and $355,000 for actuator component services, as well as several six-figure delivery orders from the Naval Supply Systems Command. All work has been performed at the contractor's facility in Great Britain, United Kingdom, with no set-aside designations applied across the contract portfolio. Additionally, Moog Wolverhampton LIMITED has secured subcontract awards from prime contractors including Bell Textron Inc., Vertex Aerospace LLC, and Rolls-Royce Corporation, demonstrating its role within larger aerospace and defense supply chains, with recent subcontract activity dating to November 2024.

Moog Wolverhampton LIMITED holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract valued at $6,328,260.00 awarded by the Naval Supply Systems Command, effective from March 14, 2022, through September 30, 2025. This indefinite delivery contract procures electro-mechanical actuators and related precision motion control components to support various naval systems and equipment sustainment requirements. Under this IDV, the Naval Supply Systems Command has issued six delivery orders between May 2022 and December 2024, with cumulative obligations totaling approximately $9.67 million, demonstrating significant utilization of the contract vehicle. Individual delivery orders have ranged from $367,164 to $4,567,704.00, with completion dates extending through December 2026 to support sustained naval operations and fleet readiness. The delivery orders are structured as firm fixed-price contracts, reflecting the established pricing and the predictable nature of the actuator supply requirements. The contract portfolio under this IDV reflects the Naval Supply Systems Command's reliance on Moog Wolverhampton as a specialized supplier of critical motion control solutions, enabling efficient multi-year procurement management while maintaining a reliable supply chain for components essential to U.S. Navy readiness and operational capability.