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Contract Manufacturing Profile


Beaver designs and manufactures critical parts and systems that are installed on some of the most advanced aircraft, missiles and mission-critical space exploration sys- tems in the world. Among its many customers: Boeing, the US Air Force, Parker Aerospace, Moog, Northrop Grumman, and Lockheed Martin.


Boeing, the US Air Force, Parker Aerospace, Moog, Northrop Grumman, and Lockheed Martin. Beaver-designed and manufactured parts and systems are installed on some of the most advanced aircraft, missiles and mission-critical space exploration systems in the world. Many of those products also feature the latest in motion control technology. “A lot of companies make ballscrews. We create custom- ized ballscrews,” said Benjamin Kearns, general manager at Beaver and a former manufacturing engineer at Boeing. “We create customized solutions.” To produce those critical precision parts at a cost-effective price and attract new business, Beaver has a robust strategic planning process that involves a two-year and a five-year plan. The two-year plan is heavily focused on operations. The five- year plan has an eye on the company’s long-term competitive- ness, which includes new machinery.


“Buying the right machines has been critical to getting new business,” Kearns said.


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