Federal NAICS Codes

NAICS 336412: Aircraft Engine and Engine Parts Manufacturing

Explore obligations, trends, recent awards, and incumbent contractors for NAICS 336412.

NAICS 336412 federal market metrics

Total obligations
$170.3B
Total awards
155,817 awards
Active obligations
$37B
Size standard
1,500 employees

What this NAICS covers

NAICS 336412 covers manufacturing and final assembly of aircraft engines, turbine components, propulsion modules, and related engine parts, including factory testing, precision fabrication, machining, assembly operations, and associated production quality control documentation.

Federal opportunities under 336412 typically involve procuring completed aircraft engines and engine parts with factory test evidence, production traceability, dimensional and functional acceptance testing, quality documentation, and reliable delivery for acceptance and fleet support.

FY2025 snapshot

Obligations
$6.9B
Awards
6,709
Average award
$1M
Change from FY2024
+4.6%

Recent awards

Search contractors

$1,789,182

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

US Coast Guard

PIID
70Z03826FA0000153
PSC
J016 - MAINT/REPAIR/REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT- AIRCRAFT COMPONENTS AND ACCESSORIES

$53,561

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

US Coast Guard

PIID
70Z03826FA0000154
PSC
2895 - MISCELLANEOUS ENGINES AND COMPONENTS

$27,629

Rolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd & Co KG

National Aeronautics and Space Administration

PIID
80NSSC26P1188
PSC
J015 - MAINT/REPAIR/REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT- AIRCRAFT AND AIRFRAME STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS

$38,126

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

US Coast Guard

PIID
70Z03826FA0000144
PSC
2895 - MISCELLANEOUS ENGINES AND COMPONENTS

$66,694

SOUTHERN CROSS AVIATION LLC

Departmental Offices

PIID
140D0426P0179
PSC
2840 - GAS TURBINES AND JET ENGINES, AIRCRAFT, PRIME MOVING; AND COMPONENTS

$15,547

GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY

US Coast Guard

PIID
70Z03826FA0000124
PSC
2895 - MISCELLANEOUS ENGINES AND COMPONENTS

$15,000

HIGH RANGE AVIATION, INC.

Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

PIID
12639526F0637
PSC
J015 - MAINT/REPAIR/REBUILD OF EQUIPMENT- AIRCRAFT AND AIRFRAME STRUCTURAL COMPONENTS

FAQ

What work fits NAICS 336412?
  • Production of turbofan or turboprop engine assemblies and major rotating components with documented manufacturing and acceptance testing.
  • Manufacture of precision engine parts such as turbine disks, compressor blades, shafts, and housings with balancing and heat treatment controls.
  • Supply of serialized replacement parts and serviceable components with full material traceability and part-numbered documentation.
  • Provision of production acceptance testing, run-in cycles, vibration analysis, and qualification test reports for newly manufactured engines or modules.
When is NAICS 336412 a weak fit?
  • Aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO): missing new-production manufacturing controls, qualification of production processes, and original part fabrication responsibilities.
  • Aerospace systems and avionics integration: missing rotating engine component fabrication, production tolerances, and engine acceptance testing.
  • Small auxiliary power units or aftermarket repair shops: missing full engine manufacturing, production transfer, and serial-numbered traceability for main propulsion engines.
What solicitation language points to NAICS 336412?
  • Specification requires production drawings, heat treatment certifications, material lot traceability, and serialized part documentation for delivery.
  • Performance includes dimensional tolerances, dynamic balancing limits, run-in and acceptance testing, and life-limited part records.
  • Labor categories include precision machinist, metallurgist, nondestructive testing technician, and quality assurance engineer with aerospace manufacturing experience.

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