FIRM FIXED PRICE

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY - 8511052426!PBL MATERIAL GE

PIID: SPE4AX25F1284

Signed Date: Oct 20, 2025Effective Date: Dec 13, 2024End Date: Closed on Dec 31, 2025

Award $

$31.2M

Vendor

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

NAICS

336412

Signed Date

Oct 20, 2025

Key Details

Dollars Obligated

$31.2M

Base & All Options

$-4,263,652.27

Awarding Agency

Department of Defense

Awarding Sub-Agency

Defense Logistics Agency

NAICS Code

336412 - AIRCRAFT ENGINE AND ENGINE PARTS MANUFACTURING

Product Service Code

1680 - MISCELLANEOUS AIRCRAFT ACCESSORIES AND COMPONENTS

Extent Competed

NOT COMPETED

Place of Performance

LYNN, MA, 019052655, CD-MA-06

Description

8511052426!PBL MATERIAL GE

Context & Analysis

On Oct 20, 2025, Department of Defense obligated $31,153,622.27 to GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY for 8511052426!pbl material ge. The award is classified under NAICS 336412 — AIRCRAFT ENGINE AND ENGINE PARTS MANUFACTURING and issued as a firm fixed price contract. Competition extent: not competed. Performance is located in LYNN, MA. This award is one of several similar procurements from Department of Defense under NAICS 336412 — related awards are listed below.

Market context

Recompete outlook: Ended Dec 31, 2025 (10 months ago). Recompete signal as of Oct 19, 2026: 64/100, combining time to the end date, the incumbent's history with this agency, whether the award was competed, and its size.
Competition: Not competed. 23% of 999 awards in this market (Department of Defense awards in NAICS 336412 over the last 3 years) were competed; median 2 offers.
Award size: At $31.2M, this award is larger than 19 in 20 of the 2432 priced Department of Defense awards in NAICS 336412 over the last 3 years (median $4K).
Incumbent at this agency: GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY has 313 other awards from Department of Defense, totalling $5.2B, 2025–2026.
Largest vendors in this market: By obligations, Department of Defense awards in NAICS 336412 over the last 3 years.
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