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Aerospace and Defense Logistics Providers in the U.S.

Find and compare aerospace and defense logistics providers by quality certifications, export control compliance, traceability and documentation, secure handling, and AOG response capability.

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UCS Logistics

Urbancrest, OH

Aerospace & Defense Logistics · Data Center / AI Infrastructure Logistics

Facility size
350,000 sq ft
Temperature
Ambient
Dock doors
33
Certifications
ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001 +1 more
Integrations
Custom API, EDI, Custom WMS Integration
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EMO Trans

Garden City, NY

Cold Storage Warehousing · Customs Brokerage / Import Compliance

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Rig Runner

The Woodlands, TX

Long Haul / Truckload Freight · Heavy Haul / Oversized Load Transport

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TransPak

San Jose, CA

Aerospace & Defense Logistics · Data Center / AI Infrastructure Logistics

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UWL

Rocky River, OH

Cold Storage Warehousing · Customs Brokerage / Import Compliance

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YOURWAY

Allentown, PA

Cold Storage Warehousing · Pharma / Biologics Cold Chain Logistics

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Mobix

Logan, UT

Aerospace & Defense Logistics · Medical Device Logistics

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What Aerospace and Defense Logistics Providers do

Aerospace and defense logistics providers store, handle, and distribute aircraft and defense parts and program materials under aviation quality standards such as AS9120 or AS9100. They maintain full traceability with certificates of conformance, manage ITAR and export control requirements, apply FOD control, and support urgent aircraft on ground (AOG) needs.

When you need this type of provider

  • You are handling parts that require AS9120 or AS9100 quality controls.
  • Your materials are ITAR-controlled or subject to export licensing.
  • You need full traceability with certificates of conformance on every part.
  • You require FOD control and secure, documented handling.
  • You have AOG situations that demand urgent, tracked response.

What to compare

  • AS9120 or AS9100 quality certification
  • ITAR registration and export control compliance
  • Full traceability and certificates of conformance
  • Serialized and lot-level tracking
  • FOD (foreign object debris) control program
  • Secure and controlled access handling
  • AOG (aircraft on ground) response capability
  • Documentation and records retention
  • Dangerous goods and hazmat handling where applicable
  • Government and prime contractor experience

Questions to ask before requesting a quote

  • Are you AS9120 or AS9100 certified, and can you provide the certificate scope?
  • Are you ITAR registered, and how do you manage export-controlled materials?
  • How do you maintain traceability and issue certificates of conformance?
  • What is your FOD control program and secure handling process?
  • What is your AOG response capability and typical turnaround?
  • How do you handle serialized tracking, documentation, and records retention?

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Aerospace and Defense Logistics Providers: frequently asked questions

What does an aerospace and defense logistics provider do?

It stores, handles, and distributes aircraft and defense parts under aviation quality standards like AS9120, maintaining full traceability with certificates of conformance, managing ITAR and export controls, applying FOD control, and supporting urgent AOG needs.

What is the difference between AS9120 and AS9100?

AS9100 is the quality standard for aviation, space, and defense manufacturers, while AS9120 covers distributors and stockists focused on traceability and preventing counterfeit parts. Match the certification to the provider's role in your supply chain.

Why does ITAR compliance matter?

The International Traffic in Arms Regulations control the export and handling of defense-related articles and technical data, and violations carry serious penalties. If your materials are ITAR-controlled, confirm the provider is registered and has controls in place.

What is AOG and how does it affect logistics?

AOG means aircraft on ground, where a grounded aircraft needs a part urgently to return to service. Providers that handle AOG offer expedited, closely tracked movement, so ask about their response process and after-hours coverage.