Prescott Aerospace, Inc.

Prescott Aerospace, Inc., a small business aerospace and mechanical components manufacturer based in Prescott Valley, Arizona, supplies precision-engineered parts to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor (77% of recent awards) and subcontracts on defense aviation and ground-vehicle platforms, principally with Boeing and Northrop Grumman. The firm competes predominantly under small business set-asides on its prime work and serves as an established supplier within the defense industrial base.

Prescott Aerospace manufactures aircraft components, ordnance accessories, fasteners, and mechanical assemblies for military aviation and ground-vehicle applications. Prime work centers on low-value, high-volume delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency. Recent representative awards include a $6,525 firm fixed-price delivery order (December 19, 2025) under a Total Small Business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation for shock strut support components, with ultimate completion July 31, 2026; a $9,595 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (December 6, 2024, no set-aside) for lock-release levers, completing August 29, 2025; and a $15,011 roller conveyor purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (November 8, 2022). The firm also holds a single-award Total Small Business IDC with DLA Aviation carrying a $249,999.99 ceiling through September 11, 2027, and a completed single-award $250,000 IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for roller conveyors that generated three delivery orders totaling $27,566 between June and October 2022.

Customer concentration is extreme and DLA-dominated. The top five funding agencies account for 78% of recent awards by count and 68% by potential value. DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime together represent 149 awards and $2.2 million in combined potential value — approximately 53% of the vendor's total prime and sub portfolio. Remaining activity fragments across DLA Troop Support Hardware, the broader DLA enterprise, DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment, and the Department of the Army Materiel Command Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command. The two rankings track closely, indicating consistent deal-size distribution across the DLA customer base.

On parent vehicles, Prescott Aerospace places task orders under five primary indefinite delivery contracts. Indefinite Delivery Contract W56HZV20D0108 carries 13 task orders; SPM46004D5193 carries 10 task orders valued at $76 thousand combined; SPRPA120D005U carries 9 task orders; SP046002D5763 carries 6 task orders valued at $100 thousand combined; and SPM4A709D5377 carries 6 task orders valued at $38 thousand combined. No information on the issuing agencies or vehicle ceilings is provided in the source.

Activity has accelerated significantly. The vendor received three awards in 2022, two in 2023, then 30 awards in 2024 and 23 in 2025, with 12 awards already in 2026. Combined potential value across all 283 awards (prime and sub combined) totals $4 million, though obligated dollars reached $7.5 million — indicating substantial invoiced performance on contracts with low ceiling values. The recompete cliff is minimal: only one award (combined potential value $7 thousand) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting low near-term recompete exposure.

Prescott Aerospace's subcontract footprint is dominated by Boeing, which accounts for the majority of recent sub awards spanning Apache AH-64E attack helicopter production lots 7–15, F-15EX fighter aircraft lots 4–6, and related platform-mounted material and purchased-outside-production components dating back to at least 2023. Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation represents the second-largest prime relationship, with multiple sub awards since November 2024 for XM813 cannon production and delivery supporting the Stryker 30mm engineering change proposal program, categorized as machine-shop work. One sub award from Jgils, LLC in August 2024 involved straight-headed clevis pin supply.

By product category, Prescott Aerospace's award footprint is heavily concentrated in aircraft parts and ordnance: 106 awards fall under Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (NAICS), 49 under Aircraft Manufacturing, and 46 under Small Arms, Ordnance, and Ordnance Accessories Manufacturing. Primary product service codes reflect the same concentration — 61 awards under Guns Through 30mm, 37 under Airframe Structural Components, 25 under Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components, and 20 under Aircraft Landing Gear Components. This product concentration, combined with heavy Boeing and DLA dependence, positions the vendor as a deep-supply-chain specialist in defense aviation manufacturing rather than a broad-based aerospace contractor.