CURTISS-WRIGHT FLOW CONTROL SERVICE, LLC

CURTISS-WRIGHT FLOW CONTROL SERVICE, LLC specializes in the repair, reconditioning, and manufacturing of critical aircraft components and precision fluid control systems, with deep expertise in aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment. The contractor delivers maintenance and logistics support for military aviation systems, including brush holder assemblies, reconditioning kits, and other high-integrity components used in flight control and propulsion subsystems. Their technical capabilities extend to precision mechanical repair, component remanufacturing, and technical support for legacy and current-generation defense platforms, ensuring mission readiness through strict adherence to military specifications and quality control protocols. They also provide advanced troubleshooting and contractor logistics support for electronic and precision equipment, demonstrating proficiency in both mechanical and electronic systems integration. The company maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, supporting air force and naval aviation programs through direct supply, repair, and sustainment services. Additional work for DLA Land and Maritime focuses on replenishment of standardized aviation spares and reconditioned component kits, indicating a trusted role in the defense supply chain for critical, hard-to-source parts. Primary industry focus centers on aircraft parts manufacturing and precision equipment maintenance, with secondary involvement in industrial machinery and textile-related production, though the latter appears limited and non-core. The contractor is positioned as a niche supplier for defense-critical mechanical systems, particularly where component reconditioning and technical documentation compliance are essential. As a small business entity structured as a 2L with no federal certifications, CURTISS-WRIGHT FLOW CONTROL SERVICE, LLC operates from its base in Aston, Pennsylvania, serving as a specialized, non-certified but highly experienced provider within the defense aerospace supply base, relying on technical proficiency and proven performance rather than formal socio-economic designations.