Numet Acquisition Numet, Inc.

Numet Acquisition Inc., a precision manufacturer of aircraft engine components based in Orange, Connecticut, operates as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) manufacturing turbine components, seals, ducts, cases, and related aircraft engine hardware for Department of Defense aviation sustainment programs. The company is a child entity of Kinetic Engine Systems, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer; Numet Acquisition Inc. competes full-and-open across its federal footprint with no set-aside designations. The vendor's work falls under primary NAICS 336412 (Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing) and PSC 2840 (gas turbines and jet engines for aircraft), with specialized capabilities in precision machining, first-article testing, and qualification of complex aerospace components.

Numet's customer concentration is tightly focused on two funding agencies. The Air Force Sustainment Center and Air Force Materiel Command combined account for $89.1 million in combined potential value across 117 awards (covering 38% of the 305 total awards in the source), while the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation adds 94 awards valued at $62.6 million. These three customer nodes represent 88% of awards by count. Recent representative work includes a $2.78 million definitive contract from the Air Force Sustainment Center (February 2026) for 70 support turbine components (NSN 2840-01-448-7511); a $3.03 million definitive contract from DLA Aviation (April 2024) for F100 engine air compressor cases; a $1.45 million definitive contract from the Air Force Sustainment Center (August 2024) for 137 aircraft turbine ducts for the F100-PW-220 core engine module; and a $11.35 million definitive contract from Air Force Materiel Command (November 2021) for 142 TF33 engine turbine cases. The vendor also holds a single-award $7.29 million Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Aviation through June 2026 for aircraft turbine component repair, overhaul, and maintenance services, which anchors a series of delivery orders and task orders across the portfolio.

Numet's vehicle footprint centers on DLA Aviation and Air Force single-award and limited-competition vehicles. The top parent vehicles include five Indefinite Delivery Contracts (SPE4A715D5442, SPE4A715D0282, SPM4A711D0001, SPE4A718D0253, and SPRTA109D0018) issuing between 5 and 11 task orders each and totaling $9.5 million in combined potential value across these five vehicles alone. The vendor does not appear on major GWACs or government-wide IDIQs in the source data; work is sourced through single-award and limited-competition vehicles rather than full-and-open competitive vehicles.

Activity has accelerated in the past two years — three awards in 2023, nine in 2024, and eighteen in 2025 — though the 2026 data in the source is limited to three awards recorded by mid-May. Combined potential value stands at $155.4 million with $101.6 million obligated to date (65% realization). Over the next twenty-four months, four awards valued at $15.4 million face ultimate completion and therefore recompete exposure. Numet's subcontract footprint reflects deep integration with the major defense primes. Named sub relationships include RTX Corporation (Pratt & Whitney) for aircraft engine parts and propulsion-system procurements across multiple FY21 PBL2 and Initial Propulsion Spares IDIQ task orders; General Electric Company for F110 and F-15EX engine hardware for foreign military sales to Taiwan, Bulgaria, and other allied nations; and Raytheon Company for precision-machined gimbal assemblies, CITV sight assemblies, and Abrams tank components. The company's established relationships with these three primes underscore its position as a qualified supplier within the defense industrial base for military aviation engine components and related machinery.