Rogerson Aircraft Corporation

Rogerson Aircraft Corporation is a specialized aerospace company that provides advanced aircraft systems and components to the U.S. federal government and commercial aviation industry. As a parent company, it operates through various subsidiaries, including Rogerson Kratos and Rogerson Aircraft Equipment Group, to deliver a wide range of aerospace solutions. The company's expertise encompasses the design, manufacture, and maintenance of cockpit instruments, cabin systems, and other critical aircraft components. Despite its SAM.gov registration expiring in 2009, Rogerson Aircraft Corporation has continued to secure federal contracts, with its most recent award date recorded as April 25, 2024, indicating ongoing participation in government aerospace projects.

Through prime contract awards, Rogerson Aircraft Corporation, particularly its subsidiary Rogerson Kratos, has provided specialized services to the U.S. Coast Guard, a civilian agency within the Department of Homeland Security. These services primarily involve the repair and maintenance of Integrated Electro-Optical Distribution Systems (IEDS) for various aircraft, including the HC-144 and CASA models. The company has also been responsible for the repair of improvised explosive device (IED) systems and the testing and evaluation of multi-function display systems for Coast Guard aircraft. As a subcontractor, Rogerson Aircraft Corporation and its subsidiaries have supported major aerospace companies like The Boeing Company and Vertex Aerospace LLC, providing aerospace support services, instrument manufacturing for measuring and testing, and secondary smelting, refining, and alloying of nonferrous metals. Additionally, the Rogerson Aircraft Equipment Group has been involved in supplier refurbishment of aircraft systems under contracts with Hamilton Sundstrand Space Systems International. Notably, these contracts were not set aside for any specific business category, suggesting that Rogerson Aircraft Corporation competes effectively in the open market for federal aerospace contracts.