Long Term Relationship, Long Term Success

by Timothy Hicks and Kenneth Griffin, Jr. - June 2, 2026

Arkansas APEX Accelerator and Jason Hammock, owner of Hammock Flying Services, Inc. and Precision Rotors Inc., have been working together for the last 10 years. The most recent contract the company received was for $86,919 with the Department of the Army in January of 2026. 

Mary Love, Max Franks, Liz Russell, Tim Hicks, and Kenneth Griffin Jr. have something in common; they are the counselors who have worked with Hammock over the past decade.

The most recent assistance involved a glitch in SAM.gov which identified Hammock Flying Services Inc. as a nonprofit and rendered its CAGE Obsolete. Hicks and Griffin coordinated efforts to correct the error and expedite the approval process through the Defense Logistics Agency CAGE help Desk. This correction allowed Jason to bid on a current opportunity, and he is waiting for the award results.

Hammock said, “Apex Accelerator has played a vital role in helping our aviation company become positioned for federal contracting opportunities. Their guidance and expertise educated our team on the SAM renewal process, compliance requirements, and the steps needed to maintain eligibility for government contracts. Through their support, we gained a clearer understanding of federal registration procedures and how to align our business operations with industry standards. Apex Accelerator also helped us stay focused on achieving key goals, improving our readiness, credibility, and standing within the aviation sector. Their partnership has been instrumental in strengthening our path toward growth and federal contract success.”

As a friendly reminder, if you are unsure about any services, notices, or messages you receive, reach out to Arkansas APEX Accelerator for guidance. For more ways that Arkansas APEX Accelerator can assist those wishing to interact in the government marketplace, please contact the Arkansas APEX Accelerator at apex@uada.edu.