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August 2, 2008:
TGH Aviation, a leader in aircraft instrument repair, new aircraft instruments and avionics will be this year’s show sponsor for the Thunder in the Sky Air Show. The air show will be held on August 2, 2008 at the Auburn Municipal Airport in sunny Auburn, California. Tickets are available at the TGH Aviation Airport Shop located at the Auburn Airport . For more information please call (530) 885-4700.
March 18, 2008:
Army Awards TGH Aviation Contract Extension
TGH Aviation, located at the Auburn Airport, received notice this week that the United States Army would be modifying and adding to their previously awarded contract which required the company to overhaul gyroscopes for the Army’s Black Hawk helicopter.
TGH has been providing overhaul services for model CN-1314 gyroscopes for the Army under a sub-contract issued by ARINC Engineering Services of Dayton, Ohio. ARINC performs contract management and logistical support under their standing Rapid Response contract with the Army.
This past September TGH was tasked, by the Army, with accomplishing the overhaul of 300 gyroscopes to be delivered at a rate of 20-units per month over a 15-month period. The Army has notified TGH that the number of gyroscopes would now be increased to 500 units and delivery would be accelerated to 40 units per month. Additionally the Army has added 200 units of a second type of gyroscope to the contract. The contract now includes model CN-811 type gyroscopes which are utilized on the Army’s CH47 Chinook helicopter, increasing the repair effort to a total number of 700 gyroscopes and raising the value of the contract over two million dollars.
TGH President Richard T. Anderson stated the following, “The award of this contract extension is an affirmation by the Army of the extraordinary service and quality of workmanship provided by the employees of TGH. We are fortunate to have such a dedicated staff.” Anderson went on to say that this award would create additional employment opportunities for Auburn residents.
November 26, 2007:
The Gyro House (TGH Aviation) Awarded Contract to Overhaul Fuel Flow Transmitters for U.S. Navy
AUBURN, Calif. – The Gyro House (TGH Aviation), a provider of gyroscopes, navigational flight instruments, engine monitoring instruments and aviation GPS systems, has announced the award of a contract with the United States Navy. The contract calls for TGH to provide overhaul services on a quantity of Fuel Flow Transmitters that are utilized on the Navy’s P3 Orion aircraft.
Fuel flow transmitters monitor the rate of fuel consumption by the individual aircraft engines and provide the aircraft’s pilot with critical information concerning the operation of the aircraft.
“The award of this contract is especially welcome,” said TGH Aviation’s President, Richard T. Anderson, “as the firm was required to undergo an extensive pre-award qualification inspection by the Navy.” Qualification Inspections are conducted by Department of Defense personnel prior to major contract awards in order to confirm that a successful bidder meets the military’s stringent quality requirements and that the firm is capable of performing the work that is contracted for.
For more information, visit http://www.tghaviation.com/ or call (530)-823-6204.
August 29, 2007:
TGH and ARINC hold planning meeting for Army repair contract
Pictured from left to right:Emery Oxley-TGH Chairman, Karen Paulsen-ARINC Analyst, George Quirk-TGH Technical Operations Mgr., Richard T. Anderson-TGH President, Gary Meier-ARINC Program Mgr., Carol Kalaveras-TGH Contracts Administrator, Ann Anderson-TGH Repair Dept. Mgr., Steve Williams-TGH Sales/Marketing Mgr.
Representatives of ARINC Engineering Services and TGH Aviation Support Services met at TGH’s headquarters in Auburn, CA. on August 29, 2007 to discuss plans for the overhaul of Vertical Displacement Gyroscopes used on the United States Army’s Blackhawk helicopter. TGH will be providing overhaul services for model CN-1314 gyroscopes for the Army under a sub-contract issued by ARINC Engineering Services of Dayton, Ohio. ARINC will be managing the repair effort and providing logistical support under their standing Rapid Response contract with the Army.
TGH has been tasked with accomplishing the overhaul of 300 gyroscopes from ARINC to be delivered at a rate of 20-units per month over a 15-month period. ARINC representatives Mr. Gary Meier, Program Manager and Mrs. Karen Paulsen, Analyst, met with the TGH staff to define the contractual statement of work and to ensure that all logistical concerns were addressed prior to the start of the effort. At the conclusion of the meeting, both sides were satisfied that all necessary plans and equipment were in place and in order to properly support the military’s critical operational requirements.
July 9, 2007:
TGH Aviation Awarded NAMSA Repair Contract
TGH Aviation, formerly The Gyro House, is pleased to announce that the company has been awarded a multi-year contract with NAMSA for the repair of multiple instrument types used on the C-130 aircraft and P3 Orion aircraft. NAMSA is the purchasing office of NATO. TGH will be providing repair and overhaul services for over thirty different instrument types including fuel quantity indicators, displacement gyroscopes, temperature indicators, tachometers, rate gyroscopes, fuel flow indicators, torque meters, frequency meters and pressure indicators. The term of the contract begins in July 2007 and extends to June 2010.
July 1, 2007:
TGH awarded Government Services Administration Contract
AEA member, The Gyro House dba TGH Aviation Support Services is pleased to announce that the company has been awarded a Government Services Administration (GSA) contract for the following items:
Awarded SIN:
602-41 – Navigational and Flight Instruments
602-42 – Automatic Pilot Mechanisms & Airborne Gyro Components
602-43 – Aviation Engine Instruments
602-4000 – Aircraft Components, Maintenance, Repair Services, Extended Warranties & Maintenance Agreements
TGH Aviation has the distinction of being the first company ever to have been awarded a GSA contract under these categories.
TGH Aviation’s Marketing Manager, Steve Williams, is quoted as saying, “This contract allows TGH to market products and services directly to tens of thousands of Government purchasing agents world-wide via the U.S. Government’s GSA Advantage web catalog. This is a real boom for TGH and we expect to increase sales of new products and repair services substantially over the next year. Thank you to all of our OEM suppliers for assisting us in this endeavor.”
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