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Aircraft Parts contracts, matched to the desks that actually buy them.

Open, biddable federal Aircraft Parts contracts (NAICS 336413) — see who's buying, what a typical order looks like, and how fast you need to respond.

364 open right now · 19.8% reserved for small businesses

Aircraft Parts is a preview. HVAC is fully live today; the counts below are real, but personalized digests for Aircraft Parts open once enough suppliers join the waitlist.

Who's buying

The federal offices currently posting open, biddable Aircraft Parts solicitations — live, not a historical average.

Typical order size

  • Small — up to $55K
  • Medium — $55K to $240K
  • Large — $240K+

Based on 1074 historical awards in this category — not a price suggestion.

How fast you need to respond

29 days — the typical window from posting to deadline across 359 open Aircraft Parts listings right now.

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What happened to last year’s work

According to the government’s own published award records, agencies awarded 80,474 contracts in this trade in the 2025 federal budget year. Here is what happened to them.

  • 20,404Open to anyone qualified. You could have bid on these.
  • 25,981 Only for companies that already hold a long-term contract with that agency. Still competed — but only among the companies that won that contract earlier.
  • 34,089Never opened to bidding. Awarded directly, with no bid to win.

A sample of what's open

Due in 34 days (Oct 15)

Solicitation of the Bulkhead, Aircraft

DEPT OF DEFENSE

Open to all businesses
Full fit analysis in your personalized digest.
Due in 80 days (Nov 30)

Procurement of Various Gearboxes

DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY

Open to all businesses
Full fit analysis in your personalized digest.
These 2 are a free preview. There are 364 open Aircraft Parts contracts right now — get a free sample digest by email and see what the full weekly list looks like.