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Griffon Aerospace, Inc.

HQ United States

Company designing, building and flying aerial systems used by military forces.

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Federal Prime Contracts$530M obligated · FY2008–FY2026

Obligated
$530M
FY2008–FY2026
Contract actions
948
167 awards
Peak year
FY2025
$29.3M
Top buyer
U.S. Army
99% of obligations
Obligations by fiscal yearLast 5 full years avg $25.8MFaded: FY2026 so far; DoD publishes actions about 90 days late.
FY2008: $3.1M · 18 actionsFY2009: $8.4M · 51 actionsFY2010: $7.6M · 40 actionsFY2011: $7.9M · 40 actionsFY2012: $8.9M · 62 actionsFY2013: $10.0M · 70 actionsFY2014: $10.7M · 61 actionsFY2015: $11.6M · 65 actionsFY2016: $14.6M · 62 actionsFY2017: $18.6M · 91 actionsFY2018: $20.1M · 55 actionsFY2019: $23.9M · 30 actionsFY2020: $23.9M · 29 actionsFY2021: $18.7M · 25 actionsFY2022: $25.1M · 39 actionsFY2023: $27.4M · 37 actionsFY2024: $28.2M · 50 actionsFY2025: $29.3M · 79 actionsFY2026 (to date): $231M · 44 actions
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Obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearObligatedActionsAwards
FY2026 (to date)$231M4430
FY2025$29.3M7959
FY2024$28.2M5034
FY2023$27.4M3725
FY2022$25.1M3925
FY2021$18.7M2518
FY2020$23.9M2914
FY2019$23.9M305
FY2018$20.1M557
FY2017$18.6M915
FY2016$14.6M623
FY2015$11.6M654
FY2014$10.7M6110
FY2013$10.0M7012
FY2012$8.9M6210
FY2011$7.9M4012
FY2010$7.6M4011
FY2009$8.4M516
FY2008$3.1M181

Defense programs

  1. ADA TARGETS$43.9M 8.3%

Only actions coded to a DoD acquisition program.

What they sell (PSC)

  1. Unmanned Aircraft$321M 61%
  2. Weapons Systems Specific Vehicular Accessories$86.5M 16%
  3. Support- Professional: Engineering/Technical$67.8M 13%
  4. Aircraft, Rotary Wing$45.2M 8.5%
  5. National Defense R&D Services; Department of Defense - Military; Applied Research$5.5M 1.0%
  6. Technical Representative- Guided Missiles$2.3M 0.4%
  7. Guided Missile Components$1.1M 0.2%
  8. Aircraft, Fixed Wing$296K 0.1%
  9. Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories and Components$1K 0.0%

Industry (NAICS)

  1. Aircraft Manufacturing$214M 41%
  2. Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing$186M 35%
  3. Electronic Computer Manufacturing$125M 24%
  4. Independent Artists, Writers, and Performers$4.3M 0.8%

Where the work is done

  1. Alabama$527M 100%
  2. Florida$976K 0.2%
  3. California$853K 0.2%
  4. Louisiana$676K 0.1%

Contract pricing

  1. Firm Fixed Price$469M 89%
  2. Cost No Fee$44.2M 8.4%
  3. Cost Plus Fixed Fee$16.0M 3.0%

Competition

  1. Full and Open Competition After Exclusion of Sources$338M 64%
  2. Competed Under SAP$67.9M 13%
  3. Full and Open Competition$65.1M 12%
  4. Not Available for Competition$49.0M 9.3%
  5. Not Competed$9.3M 1.8%

Largest awards10

  • Base Award - Rpvt · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $86.5M
  • In Support of Executive Order- Unleashing America Drone Dominance, the Army Contracting Command-redstone Arsenal Establishes This Basic Ordering Agreement to Procure Drones and Drone Dominant Components. · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $77.7M
  • In Accordance with the Directives Established in the Department of War Memorandum Dated 10 July 2025, in Support of Executive Order 14307-UNLEASHING U.S. Military Drone Dominance · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $67.9M
  • Base of Operations · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $41.0M
  • In Support of Executive Order- Unleashing Drone Dominance, the Army Contracting Command-redstone Arsenal Established the Basic Ordering Agreement to Procure Drones and Drone Dominant Components. · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $37.0M
  • Griffon Arrowhead Order · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $19.0M
  • Task Order 78 Under the Air Defense Artillery Targets (Ada-t) Indefinite Delivery/indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Contract W900KK-22-D-0010 for Engineering Services, Sub-esms 04-15 and 04-17. · U.S. Army · ADA TARGETS · USAspending ↗
    $12.8M
  • Procurement of Air Defense Artillery Targets (Ada-t)and Associated Services to Execute Multiple Test and Training Events. · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $8.1M
  • Order for Pilot Services, Field Support/operation for Small Unmanned Aerial Systems. · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $6.7M
  • Air Defense Artillery Targets (Ada-t)program Procuring Base Operations, Manual Field Services, and Other Direct Costs (Odcs) · U.S. Army · USAspending ↗
    $6.1M

Signed obligations on federal prime contracts (award types A–D) from USAspending, FY2008 through Oct 9, 2026. Obligations are money the government committed, not company revenue, and include de-obligations. Subcontracts and grants are excluded. Matching is by registered UEI.

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Federal Obligations by Year (All USAspending, as Reported at the Time)

Griffon Aerospace, Inc. federal obligations by fiscal year
Fiscal yearDirect: contracts
FY2026$194M
FY2025$29.3M
FY2024$28.2M
FY2023$27.4M
FY2022$25.1M
FY2021$18.7M
FY2020$23.9M
FY2019$23.9M
FY2018$20.1M
FY2017$18.6M
FY2016$14.6M
FY2015$11.6M
FY2014$10.7M
FY2013$10.0M
FY2012$8.9M
FY2011$7.9M
FY2010$7.6M
FY2009$8.4M
FY2008$3.1M

Direct is the company's own reviewed UEIs. Reported by USAspending is subsidiaries as reported by USAspending: recipients that name this company as their parent, not yet reviewed ownership.

Recipients (UEIs) tied to this company

Each action counts for the company USAspending reported on that row, so a subsidiary's dollars count for Griffon Aerospace, Inc. only for the period it reported Griffon Aerospace, Inc. as its parent. Net of de-obligations; these are obligations, not ceilings. They come from the whole USAspending baseline (every recipient size, contracts and assistance) and are a separate view from the curated contract totals on this page. Fiscal year 2027 is partial.

Capabilities1

  • Supplier
    classify_sectors run 37, haiku, taxonomy 2026-10-18b: Designs, builds and flies aerial systems used by military forces.
    —Reported

Maturity and TRL describe this organization's work; the field-wide maturity is on each technology's page.

Sources3

  1. 1

    Griffon Aerospace · Supports Organization · description, Organization · website

    “Designing, building, and flying the most capable and intelligent aerial systems that give our servicemen an unfair advantage wherever they fly”
  2. 2

    LinkedIn · Supports Organization · ownership

    “Type Privately Held”
  3. 3

    USAspending.gov · Supports Organization · name

    “Recipient: GRIFFON AEROSPACE, INC.; UEI: GVAZBHN26HL8”

Government identifiers1

UEI
GVAZBHN26HL8
GRIFFON AEROSPACE, INC.
Checked Oct 18, 2026

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