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President and owner of a successful manufacturers'
representative
firm specializing in high-technology military and aerospace
markets. Representing an average of five manufacturing
companies
covering the western region: Arizona, California, Colorado,
Utah
and New Mexico.
Products/ Services:
Products include mechanical packaging components from
both
standard and custom shock and vibration mounts,
enclosures,
avionics trays and hardware, noise damping materials to
aluminum
aircraft/defense slides for linear motion applications.
Clients:
Raytheon, Honeywell, Northrop Grumman, L-3, Lockheed
Martin,
United Launch Alliance, General Dynamics, B/E Aerospace
and
Cubic Defense.
Certifications:
MANA member, AUVSI member, AZ Technology Council
member,
AFCEA member.
Business Categories:
Antisubmarine Warfare
Avionics
Batteries
Components
Electro-Optics
Electronic Warfare Systems
Global Positioning System
Ground Support Equipment
Homeland Security
Mobile Communications
Navigation/Guidance Systems
Operations & Maintenance
Radar
Rugged Systems
Satellite Communications
Satellite Payloads
Shelters
Space Communications
Tactical C2 Systems
Tactical Radios
Telecom Equipment/Services
Test and Evaluation Equipment
Unmanned Systems
Vehicular Radio Systems
Small Business Status:
Small Business
Veteran Owned
Woman Owned
NAICS Industry:
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