Regal Air, Inc.

Regal Air, Inc., operating as Regal Air Inc., is a Fort Collins, Colorado-based aerospace parts supplier delivering precision aircraft components and hardware to the Defense Logistics Agency as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders, with no federal set-asides or parent contract vehicles in its portfolio. The company has received 572 federal contract awards since 2010, all as prime contractor on individual purchase orders valued below $80,000; it operates exclusively in the open market against all contractors, not under small business, SDVOSB, 8(a), or other set-aside designations despite occasional Total Small Business awards on specific line items.

Regal Air's customer base concentrates almost entirely with the Defense Logistics Agency. The top five customer organizations account for 99 percent of awards, with DLA Aviation commanding 328 awards worth $1.6 million combined potential value, followed distantly by DLA Troop Support Hardware (143 awards, $124 thousand), DLA Land and Maritime (81 awards, $268 thousand), and DLA Troop Support Construction and Equipment (11 awards, $23 thousand). Dollar value and award count track the same hierarchy — DLA Aviation dominates both. The company serves the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command and the Ogden Air Logistics Complex on a minimal scale. Regal Air has no placement on GWACs, BPAs, agency-wide IDIQs, or GSA Schedules; each award is a standalone purchase order issued directly by DLA contracting offices.

The capability footprint centers on high-precision aerospace fasteners, structural components, and hydraulic/electrical assemblies supporting military aircraft maintenance and readiness. Representative work includes a $77,750 purchase order (January 2024) for battery vent outlet components to DLA Aviation, a $53,625 order (September 2023) for electrical brushes, a $29,400 order (August 2023) for aircraft airfoil ribs, and recurring orders for hydraulic manifolds, switch actuators, cable assemblies, landing edge strakes, fills valves, tube reducers, and housing inserts, all for DLA Aviation. Recent activity shows 37 awards in 2025 and 4 through March 2026, suggesting consistent order flow, though purchase order size remains tightly clustered in the $1,000–$25,000 range with occasional outliers above $50,000.

The vendor's award category concentration reveals a component supplier posture: Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing accounts for 124 awards, Hardware Manufacturing for 116, Bolt/Nut/Screw/Rivet/Washer Manufacturing for 68, and Ball/Roller Bearing Manufacturing for 31. No IDIQ, BPA, or task-order vehicle work is present; the entire portfolio consists of firm fixed-price purchase orders with completion dates typically thirty to ninety days from award. Regal Air has maintained continuous SAM.gov registration since October 2001 and delivers all work at its Fort Collins facility. The company competes entirely in the open market against all eligible vendors, holds no prime contract vehicles, and performs no subcontract work to other primes — 100 percent of awards are prime deliveries on direct DLA procurements for discrete aircraft parts.

We supply airplane components for various forms of air crafts and have previous worked with military and government.