VC Displays, Inc.

VC Displays, Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation based in Brooksville, Florida, supplies aircraft parts and electronic components to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements with occasional small business set-asides. The vendor is a small business but does not hold 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, or other formal SBA designations. VC Displays operates across 4,730 federal awards (4,728 prime, 2 sub) valued at $4.4 billion in combined potential, with $110.2 million obligated to date. The company has been active in federal contracting since 2009 and shows strong recent growth: awards rose from 394 in 2022 to 708 in 2025, with 141 awards placed in the first four months of 2026.

The vendor's capability footprint is narrow and concrete: aircraft fasteners, structural components, seals, bearings, cable assemblies, electronic connectors, and mechanical hardware for military aviation logistics. Representative work includes a $236,768 delivery order from the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (April 2026) for KC-46A Pegasus visual control displays under the KC-46 Initial Spares small-business-set-aside program; a $1,008,985 delivery order from AFLCMC Wright-Patterson (March 2026) for KC-46 support equipment; a $335,907 purchase order from DLA Aviation (December 2025) for sleeve nuts under a total small business set-aside; and a $335,907 purchase order from DLA Land and Maritime (February 2026) for engine ignition leads under a single-award IDC with $350,000 ceiling. The bulk of VC Displays' work comprises small-value purchase orders ($1 thousand to $100 thousand) for individual aircraft components and fasteners.

Customer concentration is extreme and monolithic. Defense Logistics Agency Aviation accounts for 3,363 awards (71% of total) and $82.5 million in combined potential value; DLA Land and Maritime adds 821 awards and $11.5 million. Together, DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime represent 98% of all awards by count. However, the top-customers-by-potential-value ranking reveals a critical recompete exposure: the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base anchors 12 awards with $4.29 billion in combined potential value, driven by two large KC-46 program IDIQs. This concentration signal indicates that VC Displays' revenue is heavily weighted to a small number of high-dollar Air Force vehicles that dwarf the routine DLA purchase order portfolio.

VC Displays holds positions on five named vehicle families. The KC-46 Initial Spares (KIS) program (small-business-set-aside IDIQ) carries 6 task orders worth $16.4 million; the KC-46 Support Equipment IDIQ carries 5 task orders worth $2.2 million. Three single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts with DLA Land and Maritime, each capped at $250,000 to $350,000, cover helical compression springs, hub body components, and engine ignition leads. The vendor also appears on five additional DLA IDCs (SPE4A723D60HM, SPE4A621D60DK, SPE4A722D0232, and others) with minimal combined value. The KC-46 platforms represent the vendor's highest-leverage vehicle footprint; the routine DLA IDCs are small-dollar renewable vehicles typical of aviation supply-chain maintenance.

Activity has trended upward sharply. Awards per year climbed from 394 (2022) to 708 (2025), a 80% increase over three years. The 2026 pace (141 awards in three and one-half months) annualizes to roughly 480, suggesting a slight moderation from 2025's peak but sustained high volume. However, 146 awards (combined potential value $12.2 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete or renewal exposure for the vendor and potential opportunity for competitors bidding against it on DLA Aviation and DLA Land and Maritime blanket purchase order cycles.

VC Displays subcontracts only minimally: two sub-awards appear in the source, one from July 2023 to S & K Logistics Services LLC for an engine mount block (no dollar value stated). The vendor operates almost exclusively as a prime, with no significant teaming relationships reported in the award data.

The vendor's business model is high-volume, low-margin supply of standardized and catalog aircraft components. The NAICS concentration (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing, 1,256 awards; Bolt, Nut, Screw, Rivet, and Washer Manufacturing, 805 awards; Hardware Manufacturing, 417 awards) and the PSC distribution (Airframe Structural Components, 692 awards; Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories, 347 awards; Bolts, 272 awards) underpin a transactional posture: VC Displays responds to individual RFQs and BPAs issued by DLA and Air Force procurement offices for off-the-shelf or quick-turn fabricated aerospace components. The spike in 2025 awards reflects volume growth in that transactional base, not a pivot to higher-complexity or higher-value-per-award work.

VC Displays, Inc. is an ISO9001 and AS9120 certified distributor of aircraft, marine, commercial and industrial components.