Pacific Sky Supply, Inc.

Pacific Sky Supply, Inc., doing business as Pacific Sky Supply Inc., manufactures high-precision aerospace and maritime components for the U.S. Department of Defense as a woman-owned, veteran-owned small business prime contractor, competing primarily under total small business set-asides and full-and-open designations. Headquartered in Sun Valley, California, the company specializes in turbine-related components, compressor bolts and wheels, aircraft seals, nozzle segments, fasteners, and gear assemblies for military aviation platforms including the C-130 Hercules and T56 aircraft engines.

Pacific Sky Supply's customer base concentrates heavily with the Defense Logistics Agency. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 82 percent of recent awards, led by DLA Aviation (717 awards, $99.2 million combined potential value), followed by DLA Land and Maritime (188 awards, $5.2 million), generic DLA line items (98 awards, $3.9 million), the Department of the Air Force (79 awards), and the Air Force Materiel Command (49 awards, $9.3 million). By dollar magnitude, DLA Aviation dominates at $99.2 million, with secondary concentration at the U.S. Coast Guard ($19.6 million across 29 awards), Air Force Materiel Command ($9.3 million), and Air Force Sustainment Center ($8.4 million). The vendor operates 100 percent as a prime contractor with no subcontract work in the award portfolio.

Pacific Sky Supply holds approximately 15 single-award indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime, with ceiling values ranging from $202.5 thousand to $2.65 million and performance periods extending through 2029. Representative work includes a $1.46 million Navy definitive contract (March 2026) for nozzle segments under total small business set-aside, a $1.93 million Air Force Sustainment Center definitive contract (September 2023) for T56 combustion chamber liners, a $505.6 thousand Air Force Materiel Command definitive contract (May 2023) for T56 combustion liners, a $459.4 thousand DLA Aviation purchase order (June 2025) for nozzle segments under total small business set-aside, and a $396.9 thousand Air Force Materiel Command contract (September 2025) for T56 turbine nozzles awarded through full-and-open competition. The vendor also holds multiple smaller IDCs for antifriction housings ($250 thousand), seal ring labyrinth components ($250 thousand), aircraft turbine shafts ($749.9 thousand), compressor bolts ($250 thousand), and various other component categories, each established as single-award vehicles with DLA Aviation.

Activity has declined modestly over the past five years—from 54 awards in 2022 to 21 in 2026 year-to-date—though the decline reflects later-year completion rather than lost business; 33 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $4.8 million in combined potential value. The company's award portfolio spans 1,377 total prime awards with $155.9 million in combined potential value ($79 million obligated to date). Primary manufacturing footprints center on Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (598 awards, NAICS 336412) and Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (196 awards, NAICS 336413), with secondary concentration in mechanical power transmission equipment (110 awards, NAICS 332610) and fastener manufacturing (69 awards, NAICS 332722). PSC-level work clusters around Gas Turbines and Jet Engines, Aircraft, Prime Moving, and Components (755 awards), Miscellaneous Power Transmission Equipment (115 awards), and Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (59 awards).

The vendor competes both under total small business set-asides—characteristic of the majority of DLA Aviation awards—and through full-and-open competition on larger Air Force contracts. Recent growth into Air Force Materiel Command and Air Force Sustainment Center work at the $1.9 million to $2 million scale signals expansion beyond the DLA base of smaller purchase orders and delivery orders.