GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC

GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC has $520,744 in federal contract obligations across 4 award records in the ingested USAspending contract dataset. Figures are derived from procurement award type codes A, B, C, and D only.

Quick answer

GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC has $520,744 in ingested federal contract obligations across 4 award records in this contractor profile.

Contractor Snapshot

Total obligations$520,744
Award records4
Entity codeHBLRJ28LNM16
Data updatedMay 7, 2026

Spending by Fiscal Year

FY20253 awards$413,281
FY20231 awards$107,462

Top Agencies

Department of Homeland Security4 awards$520,744

Top NAICS Codes

336413 - OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING3 awards$413,281
488190 - OTHER SUPPORT ACTIVITIES FOR AIR TRANSPORTATION1 awards$107,462

Recent Awards

AwardRecipientFiscal yearObligationsDate
70Z03825FJ0000094GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC2025$195,457Not available
70Z03825FJ0000032GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC2025$142,649Not available
70Z03823FR0000019GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC2023$107,462Not available
70Z03825FJ0000196GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC2025$75,176Not available
Citation facts

GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC has $520,744 in ingested federal contract obligations across 4 award records in this contractor profile.

Source
USAspending.gov procurement award records
Data updated
May 7, 2026
Canonical URL
https://www.govspending.us/contractor/ge-aviation-systems-llc-hblrj28lnm16

Federal Contract Questions

How much federal contract spending is associated with GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC?

GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC has $520,744 in ingested contract obligations across 4 award records.

Which relationships matter most for GE AVIATION SYSTEMS LLC?

Department of Homeland Security is the largest listed relationship in this profile at $520,744.

Which industries or buyers are most visible?

336413 - OTHER AIRCRAFT PARTS AND AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURING is the largest listed secondary category at $413,281.

Source: USAspending.gov. Last updated from ingested federal spending data: May 7, 2026.

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