Myplane, Inc.

Myplane, Inc., doing business as Mypilotstore.com (Mypilotstore Division), operates as a small business prime contractor selling aviation headsets, receivers, and related pilot equipment to the federal government on a total small business set-aside basis across most recent purchase orders. The vendor competes 100% as a prime, with no subcontract footprint, and holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Land and Maritime valued at $15.9 million over five years, awarded October 2021 and expiring November 2023.

Myplane's customer base concentrates heavily on defense logistics and military aviation. The Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime anchors 58% of all awards by count and 97% of combined potential value at $47.5 million across 66 awards—nearly all electrical headset and headset-microphone delivery orders under the five-year IDC. The Department of the Air Force places ten awards worth $292 thousand combined; the Department of the Army, nine awards worth $80 thousand; the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard, six awards worth $95 thousand; and the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Pacific Southwest Region, seven awards worth $48 thousand. Civilian agency work includes the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service, which together account for small-value procurement orders totaling under $200 thousand.

Myplane's concrete capability footprint centers on brand-name aviation headsets from Bose (ProFlight Series II, A30, Aircrew models), Lightspeed (Zulu 3, Zulu headsets), and related equipment (NSN 5965017225331 headset-microphones, ADS-B receivers, GNSS receivers, and microphone shields). Representative prime awards include a $268.9 million delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime on January 7, 2026 for 257 headset-microphone units (NSN 5965017225331) under the five-year IDC; a $213.9 thousand purchase order from DLA on June 24, 2026 for 205 headset-microphone units; a $88.9 thousand purchase order from Air Force Materiel Command on September 26, 2025 for Bose A30 headsets; and a $69.8 thousand purchase order from USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service on September 16, 2024 for portable GNSS receivers and training services (non-set-aside). All work is performed in Scottsdale, Arizona, or delivered to DLA Distribution Puget Sound and military bases nationwide.

The vendor's activity trajectory declined sharply after the five-year DLA IDC expired in November 2023. Annual award counts dropped from twenty in 2023 to six in 2024 and five in 2025, with five awards in 2026 (through August), reflecting a shift from high-volume delivery orders under the expired IDC to smaller, spot-purchase purchase orders from individual Air Force bases, Army units, and civilian agencies. Combined potential value declined from $15.9 million under the original IDC contract to $49.9 million across all 168 awards (historical span 2005–2026), with only $18.3 million obligated to date (37% of potential). Two awards totaling $195 thousand face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure.

The vendor holds positions on two active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA: contract SPE7LX18D0004 (32 task orders, $13.2 million combined potential value) and contract SPE7MX22D0007 (17 task orders, $925 thousand combined potential value). The award portfolio spans NAICS 334310 (Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing), 334511 (Electronic Shopping—GNSS receivers), and related codes, with PSC 59 (electrical/electronic equipment components) dominating 104 awards under the headset category. Set-aside posture is predominantly total small business across purchase orders; the January 9, 2026 DLA order notes an underlying EDWOSB solicitation but the award carried total small business designation instead.

Myplane has been registered in SAM.gov since 2005 and maintains headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona. The vendor is a for-profit corporate entity with no stated SBA certifications beyond small business status, no recorded subcontract relationships, and a customer concentration that reflects reliance on a single large IDC vehicle that has now expired—leaving the vendor to compete for individual, lower-value purchase orders across fragmented military customer bases.