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Equipment for aircraft parts at government auction

11 live listings on UX Search right now, from the same agencies that award the work. Closing soonest first; counts update every hour.

1996 Avid Flyer "C" Taildragger Aircraft with Rotax Engine and Trailer$5,000 · Weyers Cave, VACloses in 17 days · GovDeals2025 Kalmar Motor AB TBL 800 Aircraft Tow Tractor$600,000 · Chicago, ILCloses in 67 days · GovDeals

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Who buys aircraft parts

In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $17.59 billion for other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing (NAICS 336413), $1.68 billion of it in Connecticut, across 58,144 awards. The biggest buyers: Department of Defense ($17.27 billion), Department of Homeland Security ($287.1 million), National Aeronautics and Space Administration ($11.0 million), General Services Administration ($10.6 million). From USAspending.gov.

How to bid on aircraft parts contracts

To bid you need a free, active SAM.gov registration with NAICS 336413 listed, and for a set-aside, the status it names. Most aircraft parts work is bought by local contracting offices at bases, hospitals and federal buildings, so the place of work on each notice matters.

Open notices from SAM.gov's public file of active contract opportunities, updated twice a day (last Oct 25, 8:28 PM ET). Spending from USAspending.gov. UX Contract is independent and not a government website.