Federal Prime Contractor Profile
Large Enterprise Prime
AEROVIRONMENT, INC.
UEI:PN69XPUMA243
CAGE:58927
Washington, CA 93065
AEROVIRONMENT, INC. is a federal contractor providing Federal Services to departments including the Department of Defense.
Executive Summary
Verified SAM.gov & FPDS DataBetween 2018 and 2026, AEROVIRONMENT, INC. captured $1.08B across federal task orders and definitive prime awards, recording $376.5M in trailing 12-month obligations. Its primary federal customer is the Department of Defense (100% of total obligations), while maintaining an overall historical recompete retention rate of 90.0% with an average award cycle of 56 days.
•Top Agency: Department of Defense (100% share)
•Recompete Retention: 90.0%
•Average Award Cycle: 56 Days
•Primary Industry: NAICS 336411 (Federal Services)
•Active Task Orders: 4
•Competition Profile: 3.0 avg bidders
Lifetime Federal Obligations
$1.08B
Cumulative prime contract awards
Trailing 12-Month Spend
$376.5M
Recent annualized award velocity
Recompete Retention Rate
90.0%
Historical recompete win rate
Average Award Cycle
56 Days
RFP release to definitive award
Prime vs. Sub Ratio
88% Prime
12% Subcontractor work
Average Bid Competition
3.0 Bidders
Average competing offers received
Agency Contracting Breakdown
Historical performance, award volumes, and recompete retention by federal agency.
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AEROVIRONMENT, INC. × Defense Health Agency
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AEROVIRONMENT, INC. × Department of Defense
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AEROVIRONMENT, INC. × Department of Veterans Affairs
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Major Prime Contract Awards & Vehicles
Active definitive awards and delivery orders recorded in federal procurement databases.
| Award PIID / Vehicle | Awarding Agency | Competition Type | Period of Performance | Obligated Amount |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| No direct awards on record for this contractor in the sample batch. | ||||