LIMCO AIREPAIR INC.

LIMCO AIREPAIR INC. specializes in the design, fabrication, and repair of critical aircraft components and auxiliary systems for defense platforms, with deep expertise in cell assembly manufacturing for inlet and outlet systems, heat exchangers, and precision aerospace hardware. The company’s technical capabilities center on high-integrity metallic and composite assemblies used in military aircraft, including F-18 platforms, demonstrating proficiency in thermal management systems, fluid routing, and structural integration under stringent military specifications. Their work involves complex machining, welding, and assembly processes compliant with aerospace quality standards, with a focus on mission-critical components that demand exacting tolerances and rigorous inspection protocols. The contractor maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering specialized manufacturing and repair services for airframe subsystems and auxiliary equipment. Their work supports sustainment and modernization efforts across naval and air force platforms, particularly in the maintenance and upgrade of legacy aircraft systems requiring certified component replacement or modification. LIMCO AIREPAIR INC. operates primarily within NAICS 336413, focusing on the production of aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment, with supplementary experience in aircraft manufacturing (336411) and heat exchanger systems (332410). This positions them as a niche supplier in the defense aerospace supply chain, serving as a trusted source for mission-specific hardware that requires precision engineering and rapid turnaround. As a small business based in Tulsa, Oklahoma, LIMCO AIREPAIR INC. is structured as a 2L entity with no federal certifications on record. Their geographic presence supports regional defense logistics networks, and their operational model emphasizes agile, contract-specific manufacturing tailored to DoD requirements. The company’s market positioning reflects a focused, technical specialization rather than broad-scale production, making them a reliable partner for complex, low-volume aerospace component work.