Founded in 1980 by Arthur August, a 25-year Grumman veteran, CPI Aerostructures has grown from a technical consulting firm into a publicly traded aerospace manufacturer. Its nearly 300 employees work from a 171,000-square-foot Edgewood facility supporting U.S. military and commercial aircraft programs, with a notable record of delivering more than 6,000 UH-60M Black Hawk gunner-window assemblies to Sikorsky since 2010.
Aero Structures Long IslandFamily- and veteran-owned Aero Structures Long Island has been part of aerospace manufacturing since 1961, when it began as a small machine shop. The Long Island company is known for precision build-to-print work for demanding military and commercial aircraft programs, with AS9100-certified quality processes supporting its complex structural components.WESTBURY, NY
USM Aerostructures, CorpUSM Aerostructures, Corp. is a U.S. aerospace manufacturer and integrator specializing in sheet-metal components and assemblies that become part of aircraft structures, cabins, and fuselages. Since 2000, the small minority-owned company has supplied production parts for military platforms and commercial airliners, including spare parts for the CH-47 Chinook. Its two AS9100-certified facilities provide more than 40,000 square feet of manufacturing space, while its aerospace fusion-welding process is NADCAP-PRI certified.332313WYOMING, PA
TransDigm GroupFounded in 1993, Cleveland-based TransDigm Group is an aerospace manufacturer built around 55 independently run operating units. Its businesses supply highly engineered components and systems for nearly every commercial and military aircraft in service, supported by more than 18,000 employees at 136 manufacturing locations worldwide. The company also invests in the next generation of its workforce through the Doug Peacock Scholarship Program, named for one of its founders.CLEVELAND, OH
Minutemen Precision Machine & Tool CorporationFounded in 1969 by an Air Force-trained machinist, Minutemen Precision Machine & Tool Corporation makes close-tolerance machined airframe parts, assemblies, and tooling for military and commercial aerospace. The Castoro family still runs the company, which now employs more than 70 people in a 35,000-square-foot facility with more than 25 CNC milling centers and can produce parts up to 12 feet long. Its aerospace quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016.POTTSTOWN, PA