Founded in Dayton in 1951 by brothers David and Harold Wyse, Projects Unlimited makes mission-critical electronic assemblies and wiring systems for aerospace and defense customers. Now under its third generation of family leadership, the company operates from an 85,029-square-foot U.S. facility and supports programs from prototype and legacy production through repair, overhaul and obsolescence management. Projects Unlimited is a certified small business with FAA and EASA repair-station certifications and NADCAP accreditations for printed board and cable-harness assembly.
AS9100D including ISO 9001:2015
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NADCAP-PBA (Printer Board Assembly)
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NADCAP-CHA (Cable Harness Assembly)
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FAA Certified Repair Station (FAA# PU8R860N)
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EASA Certificated Repair Station (# EASA.145.6856)
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ITAR
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JCP (United States/Canada Joint Certification Program)
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IPC J-STD-001 (Class 3)
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NIST 800-171
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Certified Small Business
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Manufactured Assemblies Corp, LLCManufactured Assemblies Corp. is a small, U.S.-built manufacturer founded in Vandalia in 1976 and known for supporting demanding aerospace and defense programs since 2009. It owns its 64,000-square-foot facility and operates with 71 employees, including 51 wire-assembly technicians, serving prime contractors and Tier 1 suppliers as well as regulated medical and industrial customers. Its AS9100D-certified operation is also ITAR registered.VANDALIA, OH
ETI Technologies | Starwin IndustriesWith a Dayton operation whose ETI Technologies and Starwin Industries names represent more than 50 years in aerospace and defense manufacturing, the company is known for supporting demanding military aircraft programs. Its AS9100D-certified quality system and DoD-approved supply-chain credentials serve primes and Tier 1 suppliers that depend on documented production of mission-critical components.DAYTON, OH
Dayton Precision Aerospace, IncFamily-owned and operated in Dayton, Dayton Precision Aerospace machines high-precision production components and assemblies for demanding aerospace, biomedical, defense, and industrial applications. With more than 50 years of experience, the company handles complex multi-axis work and tolerances as tight as 0.000050 inch, including approved flight-control manufacturing under GE S-1000 requirements. Its quality system is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.DAYTON, OH
FC Precision, IncFounded in 1972, Dayton’s FC Precision makes tight-tolerance CNC-machined components and assemblies for industrial OEMs and mission-critical aerospace and defense work. Formed through the partnership of Dayton Precision Aerospace and AFC Tool, the company combines experienced machinists and engineers with automated, multi-axis machining and an in-house metrology center. Its quality system is certified to AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015 and NADCAP requirements, with GE S-1000 compliance supporting defense programs.DAYTON, OH