Texas MGT Associates Inc.

Texas MGT Associates Inc., doing business as T M A, is a minority-owned, woman-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business based in San Antonio, Texas, that manufactures and refurbishes aircraft components, avionics products, and electronic assemblies for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor. The company operates across a diversified base of 634 prime awards with a combined potential value of $43.4 million, competing predominantly in full-and-open competition across both set-aside and non-set-aside procurements, with recurring work on Total Small Business set-asides and occasional small business carve-outs.

Texas MGT specializes in repair and refurbishment of radar absorption panels for F-16 fighter aircraft, cable and circuit card assemblies, fault indication panels, navigational lights, and test equipment components supporting military aviation platforms. Representative work includes a $871,445.90 definitive contract from the Air Force Materiel Command for C-17 Environmental Control System test set development and production (awarded August 2023, completion September 2026); a $156,192.26 purchase order from Air Education and Training Command for EIA485 cable assemblies (August 2021); and a $138,562.93 Naval Air Warfare Center purchase order for a turret system test console supporting H-1 helicopter upgrades (July 2024). Recent smaller awards are routine component procurements—$49,745.52 for radar absorption panel refurbishment under the Air Force Repair Enhancement Program (April 2026), $34,646.63 for cable assembly components from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (March 2026)—reflecting the vendor's position as a steady supplier of specialized repair and manufacturing services.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to Air Force-related agencies. The top five customers by award count account for 79 percent of all awards, led by the Department of the Air Force Air National Guard (174 awards, $10.4 million), Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (146 awards, $1.5 million), and the Department of the Air Force (137 awards, $13.5 million). The ranking by potential value inverts the DLA and Air National Guard positions slightly, but the Air Force domination is consistent: the Department of the Air Force carries $13.5 million across 137 awards, followed by the Air National Guard's $10.4 million. Air Education and Training Command ($6.6 million, 24 awards) and Naval Air Systems Command/Naval Air Warfare Center ($2.6 million, 4 awards) represent secondary pockets. The vendor serves 29 distinct customer agencies total, but the Air Force ecosystem (Air Force proper, Air National Guard, Air Education and Training Command, Air Force Materiel Command) dominates.

Texas MGT holds five named parent indefinite delivery vehicles. The largest by task order count and remaining value is an Indefinite Delivery Contract with Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (W912LA09A6001) for fault indication panels and electronic manufacturing, a Total Small Business set-aside with a $250,000 ceiling awarded March 2023 and running through February 2028; 21 task orders have been issued against it totaling $251 thousand in potential value. The vendor also holds a $491,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Air Force Air National Guard (W912JA18A6001) for F-16 radar panel enhancement and absorption panel repair services, awarded October 2021 and completing October 2026; 18 task orders have carried $294 thousand in potential value. Additional BPAs include a $250,000 Air Force AFREP vehicle (W912KN12A0002) with 19 task orders ($538 thousand), a $250,000 Air Force radar absorption panel refurbishment BPA (renewed January 2024, expiring January 2029) with multiple task orders, and an expired $250,000 AFREP BPA (completion December 2023, 5 prior task orders totaling $183 thousand). The vendor competes for task orders under these IDVs in both set-aside and full-and-open formats.

Activity has grown modestly—16 awards in 2022 and 2023, rising to 21 in 2024 and 25 in 2025, with 7 awards year-to-date in 2026. Seven awards (combined potential value $1 million) complete within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. Texas MGT's work is performed almost entirely in San Antonio, Texas, with one noted exception: a $30.2 thousand F-16 radar foam refurbishment performed at Fort Wayne, Indiana, and an $84,063.63 Air National Guard AFREP parts repair call performed at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland. The portfolio is 100 percent prime work; no subcontract activity appears in the source. Capability framing concentrates on aircraft parts refurbishment and repair (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing, 193 awards; Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Aircraft Components, 181 awards by PSC) with secondary depth in machine shop work (120 awards) and electronic component repair and testing (63 awards by NAICS). The vendor's awarded footprint across military aviation reflects sustained demand for specialized F-16 and C-17 support, radar panel expertise, and flexible procurement vehicles that enable repeat business at modest order values.

TMA is an Information Technology/Engineering Services Company with a capability for light Electro-Mechanical mfg. Other capabilities include system intergration, logistics support, product support,computer services (other than repair).