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10 open government bids for Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing in North Carolina
There are 10 open notices in North Carolina: 6 taking bids now, 1 set aside for small businesses, 10 due within 7 days. The soonest deadline is Oct 26, 2026, 11:00 AM ET (Door Mod, Weather RA).
In fiscal year 2026 federal agencies obligated $17.59 billion for other aircraft parts and auxiliary equipment manufacturing nationwide, $32.4 million of it in North Carolina, #31 among the states. The biggest buyers: Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Who wins this work →
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Some notices don't list where the work happens; those are shown when the buying office is in North Carolina, and marked that way.
Door Mod, Weather RA
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Various Items
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
MH-65 PLUG-IN UNION
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Various Lights
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Various Items
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Overhaul of Belly Radome
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Overhaul of ECM Radomes
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
FRAME ASSY, MR Pylon
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Overhaul - Various Accumulators
Place of work not listed · buying office in Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Overhaul of the Wheels, Brakes and associated components to support the HC-144 and HC-27J Aircraft
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Open notices from SAM.gov, saved Oct 23, 8:49 PM ET. Updated twice a day. Each bid links to its official notice on SAM.gov, where the documents are. How to bid, step by step →