Texas Aerospace Services Inc.

Texas Aerospace Services Inc., a small business aerospace component manufacturer based in Abilene, Texas, operates as a prime contractor specializing in remanufacturing, maintenance, repair, and overhaul of critical aircraft components for the Department of Defense, with 1,598 federal awards across 22 agencies totaling $263.5 million in combined potential value. The company competes predominantly in full-and-open and small business set-aside categories, with recent activity split between Total Small Business and non-set-aside delivery orders across multiple indefinite delivery contracts held with Air Force Sustainment Center, Army Aviation and Missile Command, and Defense Logistics Agency.

Texas Aerospace Services delivers depot-level component remanufacturing for legacy military aircraft platforms through complete disassembly, cleaning, inspection, repair, reassembly, and testing workflows. Core capability focus spans fuel system components (float valves, shutoff valves, fuel pressure regulators, fuel control valves), hydraulic and electromechanical actuators, cylinder assemblies, butterfly valves, flow control valves, and aircraft hardware assemblies. Representative work includes a $1.46 million Indefinite Delivery Contract from Air Force Sustainment Center (awarded December 2021, through December 2026) for E-3 Sentry electro-mechanical actuator remanufacturing; a $1.89 million Total Small Business set-aside IDC (September 2025, through September 2030) for KC-135 Stratotanker butterfly valve remanufacturing and upgrade; a $954,219 delivery order for B-1 Lancer electro-mechanical actuator remanufacturing; a $723,135 delivery order for KC-135 cylinder assembly remanufacturing under Option Year III; and a $630,264 IDC from Army Aviation and Missile Command for CH-47F Chinook vaneaxial fan overhaul extending through September 2028.

Customer concentration sits with Air Force Sustainment Center (610 awards, $109.6 million, 42% of combined potential value) and Army Aviation and Missile Command (61 awards, $92.7 million, 35% of combined potential value), together representing 671 awards and $202.3 million across 77% of total potential value. Air Force Materiel Command at the parent level accounts for 317 additional awards worth $50.5 million. The top five funding agencies cover 86% of awards by count and 97% of potential value by dollars, signaling tight customer concentration anchored in legacy aircraft sustainment programs rather than distribution across civilian or emerging defense platforms.

Texas Aerospace Services holds nine active indefinite delivery contracts with combined ceiling values exceeding $7.3 million. Recent IDC positions include the $2.21 million B-1 fuel shutoff and cartridge shutoff valve vehicle (October 2025 through October 2030); $1.88 million KC-135 nose gear door operated rod damper assembly remanufacturing (February 2026 through February 2031); $680,760 T-38 Talon float valve remanufacturing (September 2025 through September 2030); $319,290 C-130 float valve remanufacturing (January 2026 through January 2031); $162,856 F-15 pilot-actuated fuel shutoff valve remanufacturing (September 2025 through September 2030); $1.31 million flow control valve remanufacturing set-aside vehicle (August 2022 through August 2027); and older vehicles for C-5 dual boost fuel pump ($336,558 ceiling, May 2022 through May 2025) and A-10 fluid pressure regulator remanufacturing ($110,700, Total Small Business set-aside through May 2027). Activity peaked in 2023 at 44 awards, declined to 23 in 2025, and shows minimal 2026 awards to date (6 awards), though this snapshot reflects early-year reporting. Only eight awards reach ultimate completion within the next 24 months with combined potential value of $505 thousand, creating limited near-term recompete pressure.

The company operates through Texas Aerospace Technologies, LLC as a named subsidiary. Award portfolio distribution is concentrated in NAICS 336414 (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing), with secondary exposure in aircraft engine parts and fluid power valve manufacturing. Primary Procurement Supply Classification (PSC) codes center on miscellaneous aircraft accessories and components (230 awards), valves maintenance and repair (187 awards), engine fuel system components (175 awards), and engine accessories overhaul (157 awards). All work is performed at the Abilene, Texas facility with place of performance consistently listed as Abilene across delivery orders and purchase orders. Texas Aerospace operates as a 100% prime contractor footprint with no subcontract activity reported in the source, executing remanufacturing scope directly at company facilities rather than through teaming arrangements or prime relationships.

Texas Aerospace is an FAA Certified Repair Station, Specializing in Fuel, Hydraulic, Electro mechanical and Pneumatic Components. We have on-site NDI capability of Magnetic Particle and Florescent Penetrate. We also have a distribution team ready to source anything you need through our extensive network of partnerships.