Quality Aviation, Inc.

Quality Aviation, Inc., doing business as Quality Aviation Inc., supplies aircraft spare parts and components—fasteners, bearings, seals, valves, springs, structural elements, and electronic assemblies—to the Defense Logistics Agency and allied military departments as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open across the majority of its footprint with no set-aside designations applied to most awards.

Quality Aviation is a for-profit small business headquartered in Fontana, California, operating exclusively from that location with no documented subcontractor relationships. The vendor competes full-and-open across a high-volume, transactional purchase order model; the source characterizes the majority of awards as valued under $50,000 with firm fixed-price pricing and completion cycles of one to six months. One single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with DLA Aviation, valued at $250,000 and designated as a total small business set-aside, runs through March 2028 and focuses on threaded rod products, but represents a small share of the vendor's total activity. Recent set-aside designations appear on isolated orders; an EMR relay procurement from DLA Land and Maritime carried a total small business set-aside, and a restrictor unit order from the same customer was also designated total small business, but these are exceptions in an otherwise full-and-open footprint.

DLA Aviation dominates Quality Aviation's customer base by a wide margin. Across 5,762 total awards, DLA Aviation accounts for 3,906 awards (68% of volume) carrying $28.8 million in combined potential value—approximately 79% of the vendor's total contract dollars. DLA Land and Maritime follows with 791 awards ($3 million combined potential value), followed by DLA Troop Support Hardware (407 awards, $833 thousand), the Air Force Sustainment Center (196 awards, $1.3 million), and Naval Supply Systems Command (177 awards, $669 thousand). The top five customers represent 95% of all awards and cover 95% of combined potential value. Concentration is extreme: DLA Aviation's dollar share dwarfs all other customers combined.

Quality Aviation's capability portfolio centers on aircraft spare parts and components across airframe structural elements, fasteners, seals, valves, bearings, springs, connectors, hydraulic and pneumatic components, and miscellaneous hardware. Representative awards from the source include a $117,800 aircraft skin procurement (June 2026, DLA Aviation); a $300,000 gate shut-off fitting order (December 2025, DLA Aviation); a $73,425 immersion thermocouple delivery (February 2026, DLA Aviation); a $44,100 electromagnet relay order (March 2026, DLA Land and Maritime); and a $32,300 adapter mounting engine purchase (December 2025, DLA Aviation). The vendor's primary vehicle is the $250,000 small-business-set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation, under which it delivers threaded rod products; the source shows 11 task orders under one contract identifier carrying $6 thousand combined potential value. Most activity flows through discrete firm fixed-price purchase orders rather than delivery orders against parent vehicles.

Activity has remained relatively stable year over year—248 awards in 2022, climbing to 425 in 2025, with 160 awards recorded through mid-July 2026. The source carries no recompete-cliff analysis; the vendor's single-award IDC extends to March 2028. Quality Aviation operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data.

The top NAICS categories across the portfolio are Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (1,401 awards), Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing (713 awards), and Hardware Manufacturing (614 awards). PSC concentration reflects the same operational focus: Airframe Structural Components (776 awards), Gas Turbines and Jet Engines Aircraft Components (432 awards), and Commercial Hardware (307 awards). The vendor's award history spans from 1982 to July 2026, demonstrating a multi-decade operational tenure within the DLA supply chain. Combined potential value across all 5,762 awards is $36.6 million; combined dollars obligated total $42.4 million, indicating execution beyond ceiling on a portion of the portfolio.