Everything between your design and a fielded unit.
One partner at the center of your defense supply chain — six integrated functions, from procurement through sustainment, run from NDAA-compliant US facilities under one documentation system.
Procurement
Sourcing to your approved bill of materials — with supply-chain risk managed before it ever reaches the line.
Strategic sourcing
Sourcing to your approved BOM, component sourcing rules, and US-based supply strategies.
Vendor & supply-chain risk management
Supplier qualification, second-source planning, and lead-time risk managed ahead of production.
Sourcing documentation
Component sourcing documentation maintained and available for NDAA and program compliance review.
Customer-owned inventory controls
Programs can direct approved vendors and retain ownership of controlled inventory.
Receiving & Inventory
Component custody from receiving dock to finished unit, documented the way program compliance review expects.
Incoming inspection
Components are received, inspected, and logged with lot-level tracking from the moment they hit the dock.
SKU & lot control
SKU-level inventory with lot and revision control, so every component is traceable to the unit it built.
Lot-controlled warehousing
Components and finished goods stored in our Charlotte, NC and Dallas–Fort Worth, TX facilities with documented inventory control and chain of custody.
Kitted line-feed
Builds are kitted to your BOM and fed to the line in production order — the discipline that keeps lots traceable and lines moving.
Assembly & Integration
Final assembly from components to tested, deployment-ready units — drones and defense hardware. You keep engineering and design; we operate the production line.
Build to work order
Airframe, electro-mechanical, and control-system assembly — motors, harnesses, sensors, and integration built to your work instructions.
Firmware & functional test
In-line stations load firmware, run your test protocols, and record results. Every unit ships configured and verified, with test data on file.
Prototype-to-production ramp
Flexible capacity from hundreds to tens of thousands of units. Typical onboarding to first production units: 2–4 weeks.
Design revision handling
A tight feedback loop with your engineering team incorporates revisions mid-program without halting the line — flexibility a traditional CM can't match.
Unit-rate pricing
A fixed cost per assembled, tested unit. Predictable program cost; our incentive is your throughput.
Order Fulfillment
One coordination point for purchase-order execution — output managed to world-class SLAs.
PO execution
Purchase orders executed against agreed schedules, quantities, and quality criteria.
Single coordination point
A dedicated account liaison owns your program — one accountable point of contact, not a queue.
World-class SLAs
Output, quality, and on-time delivery tracked to service-level targets with daily visibility.
Production reporting
Throughput, quality, and constraint reporting on a cadence your program office can audit.
Logistics & Delivery
Finished units don't sit. We pack and deliver against program schedules — managed transportation to the point of need.
Finished-goods management
Serialized finished-unit storage with full inventory visibility until your program calls for delivery.
Custom packaging
Program-specific packaging engineered for the unit — protective, kitted with accessories and documentation, ready for the field.
Managed transportation
Inbound and outbound transportation managed end to end — to your customers, depots, or DoW delivery points, against hard program windows.
MRO & Sustainment
Fielded units stay mission-capable. Spares, repair, and refresh handled in the same facilities, under the same documentation discipline.
Spares kitting
Repair kits, propeller kits, battery and accessory kits, and field-support kits ready for resupply.
Field resupply
Replenishment programs sized and scheduled to keep fielded units operational.
Repair & refresh
Returns, rework, and field-refresh programs handled under the same traceability standard.
Sustainment support
Long-tail sustainment for serialized units, with records that follow each unit through its life.
Beyond drones: advanced electro-mechanical assembly.
The same lines handle robotics, marine stabilization systems, and IT hardware — precision electro-mechanical assembly with the same traceability standard.