Aircraft Manufacturing and Final Assembly

The contract involves the complete design, fabrication, integration, and final assembly of the Beechcraft King Air B360CER-67A aircraft, encompassing all critical systems including the airframe, propulsion, avionics, and cabin components. This is a subcontract under the Aviation Division of the Department of Justice, with work to be performed in Fort Worth, and the offering is set to close on August 10, 2026, following its posting on July 27, 2026. The project requires full lifecycle manufacturing expertise with stringent adherence to technical specifications for mission-critical aerospace systems. The NAICS code 336411 confirms the scope aligns with aircraft manufacturing, emphasizing precision engineering and regulatory compliance for specialized aircraft configurations. The contract demands coordination across multiple high-technology domains to ensure seamless integration of advanced propulsion and avionics with customized cabin systems, indicating a focus on operational readiness and performance under demanding conditions. There is no set-aside designation, suggesting open competition among qualified contractors, and the place of performance being fixed in Fort Worth implies local logistics and supply chain management will be key execution factors.