Triumph Actuation Systems - Yakima, LLC

Triumph Actuation Systems - Yakima, LLC, a subsidiary of Triumph Group, Inc., manufactures and repairs hydraulic actuators, control assemblies, drag struts, cylinder assemblies, and related aerospace components for military aircraft platforms as a prime contractor (90% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The company operates without SBA set-aside designations, competing full-and-open across defense supply and repair contracts, and is based in Yakima, Washington.

Triumph Actuation Systems - Yakima holds 569 prime awards and 60 sub-awards across a $162.8 million combined potential value portfolio, with obligated dollars at $73.5 million (45% of potential value). The company's customer base is heavily concentrated in defense logistics and naval aviation: the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 233 awards and $104.2 million in combined potential value; the Naval Supply Systems Command represents 123 awards and $30.4 million; and the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime holds 115 awards and $15.1 million. These three agencies represent approximately 95% of the vendor's award count. The Army Materiel Command TACOM Life Cycle Management Command and Naval Air Systems Command round out the active customer set, with TACOM particularly anchoring Apache helicopter gun turret actuator depot-level repair work.

Triumph Actuation Systems - Yakima's capability portfolio centers on manufacture, repair, overhaul, and upgrade of critical aerospace components across military aviation platforms including the F/A-18 Super Hornet, F-35 Lightning II, V-22 Osprey, H-1 helicopter family, and Apache helicopter. The vendor specializes in hydraulic and flight-control actuator systems, drag struts for landing gear, hold-back fittings used in aircraft launch and recovery systems, cylinder assemblies, and hydraulic fuses. Representative prime awards include a $8.6 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Naval Supply Systems Command (March 4, 2025) for hold-back fittings, a $1.35 million order (August 28, 2025) for actuator assemblies, and a $2.22 million Army Materiel Command delivery order (August 19, 2022) for Apache gun turret actuator depot-level repair and upgrade. The vendor also holds a $3.34 million Naval Air Warfare Center contract (September 24, 2021) for T-45 Repeatable Release Holdback Bars and earlier work under a sole-source $1.49 million Naval Supply Systems Command definitive contract for fitting holdback components (August 23, 2023).

The vendor's vehicle footprint anchors to two primary IDVs: an Indefinite Delivery Contract (FA861718D6213) with the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation under which 45 task orders have been placed, and a Basic Ordering Agreement (N0038324GAV01) with Naval Supply Systems Command effective through December 17, 2028, which has generated 11 task orders valued at $12.9 million. Recent ordering activity under the NAVSUP BOA includes ten delivery orders issued between August 2024 and February 2026, representing the vendor's sustained engagement in V-22, F-18, and H-1 component repair and resupply. Two additional Naval Supply Systems Command BOAs (N0038316G010N and N0038319GV701) and an Army Materiel Command IDC for M230 Apache actuator work round out the primary vehicle position.

Activity has grown from 16 awards in 2022 to a peak of 41 awards in 2024, with 23 awards in 2025 and one award recorded in early 2026. The recompete cliff shows 11 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carrying a combined potential value of $5.7 million, representing moderate near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's award portfolio reflects NAICS concentration in Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing (263 awards) and Other Support Activities for Air Transportation (63 awards), with PSC focus on Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components (148 awards) and Aircraft Landing Gear Components (50 awards).

In its subcontractor footprint, Triumph Actuation Systems - Yakima subcontracts to Boeing on multiple electra-hydra-mechanical (EHM) component supply contracts, to Bell Textron and Bell Boeing on V-22 and CMV-22 Osprey production and long-lead-item support, to Lockheed Martin on component modifications and IUID marking, to Vertex Aerospace on depot technical directives, and to JPATS Logistics Services, LLC on Contractor Operated and Maintained Base Supply (COMBS III) manifold selector assembly and parts provisioning. The Boeing and JPATS relationships dominate the sub-award count, reflecting the vendor's role as a component and repair parts supplier within broader air vehicle production and sustainment supply chains.