NAC Group, Inc.

NAC Group, Inc., doing business as Nac-Division, operates as a small business subcontractor to defense primes, supplying electronic components, hardware fasteners, and aerospace parts for aircraft production and maintenance programs. The vendor is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, and competes predominantly under subcontract rather than as a prime — 62% of 140 recent awards are sub-awards, while only 38% are prime contracts. NAC Group holds a Total Small Business set-aside designation on its sole recent prime award.

NAC Group's customer concentration spans naval, aerospace, and defense logistics channels. The top five funding agencies by award count represent 52% of recent activity, led by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (19 awards, $40 thousand combined potential value) and the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (18 awards, $2 thousand combined potential value), with the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection, the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command, and the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment rounding out the active set. The dollars-based ranking diverges slightly — the Defense Logistics Agency's three awards carry $100 thousand combined potential value, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's four awards carry $34 thousand, reflecting higher ceiling values on those purchases — but naval shipbuilding and maintenance anchors the relationship set. NAC Group's sole recent prime contract was a $17,842.50 Total Small Business purchase order from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, issued May 5, 2026, for smart module factory acceptance test boards supporting the National Data Buoy Center at Stennis Space Center, Mississippi, with completion targeted for August 1, 2026.

The vendor's work product centers on electronic components and hardware fasteners for defense platforms. Sub-award activity reflects deep engagement with Boeing (29 sub-awards spanning F-15 advanced procurement, C-17 sustainment, KC-46 training system support, and P-8A logistics), Huntington Ingalls Incorporated (17 sub-awards on DDG 51 class ship construction and LHA 9 advance procurement), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (12 sub-awards for P-3 aircraft maintenance and logistics support services), BAE Systems Land & Armaments L.P. (8 sub-awards on Bradley A4 follow-on production and armored multi-purpose vehicle kits), and Lockheed Martin Corporation (8 sub-awards on PATRIOT PAC-3 missile production, HIMARS systems, and related support). Across these primes, NAC Group supplies microcircuits, electronic components, nuts and washers, bolts, semiconductor devices, and other aerospace commodities — work characterizable as supply-chain position rather than systems or engineering integration.

NAC Group's award portfolio concentrates in Aircraft Manufacturing (30 awards), Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (21 awards), and Ship Building and Repairing (14 awards) by NAICS, with electronic components and fasteners dominating PSC categories. Activity has accelerated over the past three years — one award in 2022, seven in 2023, 37 in 2024, and 36 in 2025 — reflecting steady sub-placement with tier-one defense contractors. The source data shows combined potential value of $293 thousand across all 140 awards, but obligated dollars of $8.6 million, indicating that actual invoiced revenue substantially exceeds ceiling values on the recorded awards. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — only one award, worth $18 thousand, faces ultimate completion within that window. NAC Group places task orders under NAVAIR Strategic Sourcing for CMMARS (seven orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract FA852621D0001 (five orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract SPRPA114D002U (five orders), and several smaller vehicle arrangements, anchoring its access to naval and air force procurement pipelines through agency IDIQs rather than through government-wide vehicles.

As a distributor, NAC does not manufacture in house. However in addition to our component manufacturers, we have aligned with a network of assembly manufacturers that allow us to support build to print / customer specific products. This could include machined components, cable assemblies, plastic and rubber molded products, even hydraulic pump, valves, and cylinders. All of these source of supply were brought on to answer a need for one or more of our customers. It is our service oriented mindset, our technical experience, creative and forward thinking, and excellent communication that allows us to manage such a diverse offering successfully.