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ES3 Gets $475M DLA Contract to Provide Aircraft Landing Gear Supplies


ES3 Prime Logistics Group has landed a potential 10-year, $475M contract to provide the Defense Logistics Agency with supplies needed for the U.S. Air Force‘s aircraft landing gear.

The contract combines funds allotted for USAF’s fiscal 2018 through 2023 working capital and defense working capital, the Defense Department said Friday.

Work will take place in California over a five-year base period ending Sept.11, 2023, and will continue for five additional years if the provided option is exercised.

California-based ES3 is a provider of aircraft technologies, mechanical testing, environment-friendly process development and analytical services for both government and commercial customers.

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