Next Level Aviation Holdings LLC

Next Level Aviation Holdings LLC, a small business based in Dania Beach, Florida, supplies aerospace and aviation components to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor, competing under full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside designations across 34 recent awards totaling $2 million in combined potential value.

Next Level Aviation is structured as a limited liability partnership operating as a for-profit organization. The vendor competes exclusively under full-and-open competition and Total Small Business set-asides; no other SBA designations appear in the source. All work is performed at the contractor's Dania Beach facility, with delivery to DLA distribution centers across the Continental United States and overseas consolidation points.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on military-grade aerospace and aviation components, with concrete examples spanning electromagnetic relays, gaskets, seals, turbine seals, aircraft landing jacks, pulleys, fasteners, pneumatic motors, and related hydraulic hardware. Representative recent awards include a $84.6 million delivery order from DLA Land and Maritime on January 8, 2026, for electromagnetic relays under a Total Small Business set-aside; a $61.9 million purchase order for retainer bearings from DLA Aviation on October 9, 2025, under full-and-open competition; and a $59.2 million purchase order for a pneumatic motor from DLA Aviation on August 20, 2025, without set-aside. The awards reflect firm fixed-price procurement of NSN-coded components with delivery windows of 39 to 256 days depending on complexity and supply requirements.

Customer concentration is entirely within the Defense Logistics Agency's three divisions. DLA Land and Maritime anchors the portfolio with 22 awards valued at $1.7 million in combined potential value, while DLA Aviation holds 11 awards valued at $250 thousand, and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment accounts for one $41 thousand award. The two rankings track perfectly — the same three agencies dominate both by award count and by potential value — indicating consistent order intensity rather than skew toward either high-value single orders or high-volume small orders.

Next Level Aviation holds two indefinite delivery contract vehicles. The first, a single-award IDIQ (contract number 4610126393) with DLA Land and Maritime, carries a $250 thousand ceiling with an ultimate completion date of September 23, 2026, and has generated three task orders totaling $106.2 thousand for electromagnetic relay components, two under full-and-open competition and one under Total Small Business set-aside. The second, also a single-award IDIQ (contract number 4610133114) with DLA Land and Maritime, carries a $350 thousand ceiling expiring March 9, 2027; a May 5, 2026, delivery order under this vehicle procured a pulley and groove component for $28.3 thousand under Total Small Business set-aside. Two additional single-award IDIQs with $350 thousand ceilings each expire March 2027 and April 2027, respectively, for liquid level switches and electromagnet relays.

Activity has accelerated from 14 awards in 2025 to 20 in 2026, with 100% of work originating as prime awards; the vendor carries no subcontract footprint in the source data. The recompete cliff poses modest near-term risk: eight awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $85 thousand. A broader recompete exposure attaches to the four single-award IDIQ vehicles, each carrying ceiling values between $250 thousand and $350 thousand and expiring between September 2026 and April 2027.

Award concentration by commodity aligns with the vendor's core supply profile: Relay and Industrial Control Manufacturing (NAICS 335314) and related electrical components account for 7 awards; gasket, packing, and sealing device manufacturing (NAICS 332999 and related) represents 3 awards; and aircraft parts and fastener categories (NAICS 336413 and 332722) round out the top categories. The vendor's obligated dollars total $734 thousand against $2 million in combined potential value, indicating 37% execution velocity across a portfolio of short-cycle purchase orders and early-stage delivery orders.