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PRIORITY 1 AIR RESCUE OPERATIONS (ARIZONA), LP

UEI: UNHDEZJ7EP55CAGE: 5GFQ7

PRIORITY 1 AIR RESCUE OPERATIONS (ARIZONA), LP is a federal contractor, registered under UEI UNHDEZJ7EP55 and CAGE code 5GFQ7. It has been awarded $9,536,104 across 64 federal contracts. Primary work spans Flight Training, All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services, and All Other Miscellaneous Schools and Instruction. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Homeland Security, Department Of Defense, and Department Of Justice.

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Registration

UEI Code

UNHDEZJ7EP55

CAGE Code

5GFQ7

Entity Structure

Partnership or Limited Liability Partnership

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Business Classifications

For Profit OrganizationManufacturer of Goods

NAICS Codes

333310Commercial and Service Industry Machinery Manufacturing
336413Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing
481211Nonscheduled Chartered Passenger Air Transportation
481219Other Nonscheduled Air Transportation
541618Other Management Consulting Services
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Priority 1 Air Rescue Operations (Arizona), LP specializes in advanced helicopter flight training and mission-critical aviation instruction for federal agencies, with deep expertise in hoist operator certification and special mission aircrew transition. The contractor delivers tailored training prog...

Priority 1 Air Rescue Operations (Arizona), LP specializes in advanced helicopter flight training and mission-critical aviation instruction for federal agencies, with deep expertise in hoist operator certification and special mission aircrew transition. The contractor delivers tailored training programs for MH-60, MH-65, and MH-139A platforms, focusing on hoist operations, rescue procedures, and tactical flight protocols under real-world operational conditions. Their technical proficiency extends to simulator integration and equipment support, as evidenced by recent work on HAATS simulator installations and specialized training course development. The firm’s differentiation lies in its precision execution of time-sensitive, high-stakes aviation training for law enforcement, military, and homeland security operators requiring mission-ready proficiency in complex rescue and special mission environments. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Homeland Security, providing specialized hoist operator training for Coast Guard and border patrol aviation units. Additional engagements with the Department of Defense center on transition training for new aircraft platforms, while the Department of Justice utilizes their services for helicopter-based rescue and tactical response instruction. These partnerships reflect a pattern of trusted, repeat performance in mission-critical aviation readiness. The primary focus is on NAICS 611512 (Flight Training), where the contractor delivers operational aviation instruction grounded in military and federal rescue standards. Secondary work in professional technical services and equipment installation supports training infrastructure, reinforcing a niche positioning as a specialized aviation readiness provider rather than a broad educational services firm. Operating as a limited partnership out of Mesa, Arizona, the company maintains a focused, agile structure optimized for rapid deployment of training assets and instructor teams. While no formal government certifications are listed, its consistent performance across high-security federal contracts demonstrates proven reliability in sensitive operational environments.

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