Precision Airparts Support Services, Inc.

Precision Airparts Support Services, Inc., a woman-owned small business based in Garden Grove, California, delivers aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) services for military and civilian fleets as a prime contractor (61% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on defense aircraft maintenance programs, competing on an open basis without set-aside designations. The company holds Honeywell Licensed Repair Center status and specializes in engine drive compressor equipment, auxiliary power unit overhaul, electronic data collection system repairs, and aircraft component manufacturing across power, pneumatic, hydraulic, electro-mechanical, and avionics systems.

Precision Airparts serves a concentrated federal customer base anchored by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA accounts for 21 awards with $3.5 million in combined potential value — the dominant customer by both count and dollar magnitude, reflecting sustained work on P-3 and WP-3D Orion aircraft maintenance for hurricane monitoring and atmospheric research missions. The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection places the most individual orders (30 awards), though those awards carry lower individual values. Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Supply Systems Command (nine and four awards respectively) and the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (four awards, $221 thousand combined potential value) round out the top five by award count, together accounting for 89% of recent awards. This split between volume concentration (CBP) and dollar concentration (NOAA) reflects a dual portfolio: high-frequency low-value component supply to CBP and deeper-engagement MRO work with NOAA under an indefinite delivery contract ceiling of $800,805.28 covering electronic data collection and oil-to-oil heat exchanger overhaul and repair services.

Precision Airparts holds task order authority on four named parent vehicles, with the highest concentration on two indefinite delivery contracts: IDC 1305M220DNMAN0075 (seven task orders, $847 thousand combined potential value) and IDC DOCWC133M14CQ0054 (six task orders, $402 thousand combined potential value). Representative prime awards include a $225,535 delivery order from NOAA for P-3 auxiliary power unit overhaul and repair (awarded April 2023, completed December 2023), a $152,809.50 delivery order for P-3 electronic data collection system overhaul (awarded June 2022, completed September 2022), and a $160,339.20 purchase order from the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation for aircraft cable actuator drums (awarded May 2022, completed July 2023).

Activity peaked in 2022 and 2023 (16 and 15 awards respectively) and contracted to five awards in 2024, with the most recent sub award dated March 2024. The vendor subcontracts exclusively to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation on P-3 aircraft maintenance and logistical support services under Northrop's fleet repair contract, with 30 sub awards spanning continuing-resolution funding, maintenance service additions, and integrated logistics support operations awarded between February 2022 and March 2024. NAICS concentration falls across aircraft manufacturing (30 awards), other support activities for air transportation (21 awards), and aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (14 awards), with PSC concentration in miscellaneous aircraft accessories and components (17 awards) and maintenance/repair/rebuild of aircraft structural and component equipment (17 awards combined).