Spares, Inc.

Spares, Inc. is a for-profit manufacturing organization registered in SAM.gov since 2001, located in Florence, Oregon. The company operates as a Subchapter S Corporation that specializes in producing precision aircraft and aviation components for federal government agencies, with a primary focus on supplying critical mechanical parts to military and aviation support organizations. Its core business involves manufacturing specialized mechanical components such as torque tubes, landing gear shafts, spring center blocks, wing spar pins, and various structural support items essential for maintaining military aircraft operational readiness.

Through federal contract awards, Spares, Inc. has consistently provided the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Aviation with a wide range of specialized aircraft components. The company's contract awards predominantly involve delivering precise mechanical parts including torque tubes for aircraft rudders, landing gear shafts, shock absorber rings, wing spar pins, hinges, spacer rings, and various structural support assemblies. These contracts are consistently awarded as firm fixed-price delivery orders, with no specific set-aside designations, indicating the company competes in open market procurement. The contract awards demonstrate Spares, Inc.'s technical capabilities in manufacturing intricate aerospace components, with most contracts ranging from zero-dollar to several thousand dollars and focusing on supporting military aviation supply chain management and logistics programs.

Spares, Inc. holds four single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation, each with a ceiling value of approximately $250,000. These IDCs cover specific product categories including shock absorber rings, machine thread plugs, torque tubes for aircraft rudders, and aircraft hinges. The contracts were awarded between April 2020 and October 2020, with performance periods extending through July 2023. Under these IDCs, Spares, Inc. has been awarded multiple delivery orders, allowing DLA Aviation flexibility in procuring critical aviation spare parts as needed. The IDCs are designated as Total Small Business set-aside contracts, enabling the company to compete specifically within the small business procurement ecosystem while supporting the Department of Defense's aviation supply chain requirements.