Aerocontrolex Group, Inc.

Aerocontrolex Group, Inc., doing business as Aero Fluid Products, manufactures precision fluid system components and valves for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal procurement, competing without small business set-asides across a portfolio of 541 awards totaling $54 million in combined potential value. The company is a for-profit manufacturer headquartered in Painesville, Ohio (with parent entity registered in South Euclid, Ohio), and operates exclusively as a prime contractor — no subcontract footprint appears in the award record. Aero Fluid Products holds no SBA designations and competes in unrestricted federal markets.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on specialized valve manufacturing and fluid control components for military logistics and weapons systems. Representative work includes a $9.9 million definitive contract from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (October 2021) for motional transducers; a $7.18 million Naval Supply Systems Command Basic Ordering Agreement (November 2022, running through November 2027) for flow control valves and spare parts; a $2.34 million DLA Land and Maritime Indefinite Delivery Contract (August 2021, expired August 2023) for fuel system valves; and recent purchase orders spanning reed valves, check valves, solenoid valves, liquid level switches, couplings, and valve-related subcomponents across the $20,000–$750,000 range. Most awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders and definitive contracts issued directly by DLA and NAVSUP rather than task orders against larger GWACs or BPAs, though the vendor holds a position on multiple single-award DLA IDCs (SP074000D7368, SP048003D0834, SP074004D7904, SP048001D5392, SP048004D0189) with between four and eight task orders per vehicle.

Customer concentration is heavy and narrow. The top five funding agencies account for 82% of recent awards by count and 99% by potential value. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime leads with 236 awards ($20.9 million), followed by DLA Aviation (78 awards, $16.5 million), Naval Supply Systems Command (10 awards, $14 million), and smaller volumes from the Air Force and Army. This concentration reflects Aero Fluid Products' positioning as a specialized supplier locked into defense logistics replenishment pipelines rather than a diversified federal contractor. The vendor serves 13 distinct customer agencies but derives nearly all revenue from DLA and Navy fluid component procurement.

Activity has grown markedly year over year — four awards in 2022 to twenty-nine in 2025 — indicating sustained demand for the vendor's core components. However, only twelve awards (combined potential value $5.3 million) reach ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, a modest recompete exposure relative to the annual award velocity, suggesting most of the vendor's active workload extends beyond the near-term cliff. The portfolio is heavily weighted toward nonpowered valves (262 awards, top PSC category), aircraft and missile engine fuel system components (86 awards), and powered valves (67 awards), with secondary depth in hose fittings and nonaircraft fuel system components. Recent awards span April 2026 (reed valves, $31,000 from DLA Land and Maritime) back through 2021, with the largest individual contracts in the $1.3–$1.9 million range for flow control valves under NAVSUP and a $744,000 DLA award for valve cross components. The vendor's track record in federal contracting extends to at least 1982 in the source data, and SAM registration dates to 2002.

Aero Fluid Products operates as a standalone prime with no disclosed parent-subsidiary teaming, relying on direct relationships with DLA procurement offices and NAVSUP to secure task orders and competitive purchase orders. The company's competitive posture is full-and-open, with no set-aside work in the visible award record, positioning it as an unrestricted supplier capable of bidding across all qualified-contractor competitions for standardized defense components. This posture and the narrow, specialized product focus — high-precision valves and fluid control subcomponents — define the vendor's market niche and limit overlap with broader federal IT, engineering, or services contractors.