Quality and certifications.
AS9100D and ISO 9001 certification at every site, NADCAP accreditation across chemical processing, non-destructive testing and adhesive bonding, AS13100 qualification for engine work, ITAR registration and direct Department of Defense supplier status.
Held across the platform.
What each accreditation covers.
Manufacturer supplemental approvals and first-tier supplier codes are held across the platform, established over successive audit cycles, and available on request. Approval to produce flight-safety components represents a substantial barrier to entry.
| AS9100D / ISO 9001:2015 | Certified at each operating company |
|---|---|
| NADCAP AC7108 | Anodize, conversion coating, dry film lubricant, passivation |
| NADCAP AC7114 | Fluorescent penetrant · magnetic particle |
| NADCAP adhesive bonding | New Mexico facility |
| AS13100 | Aero engine supplier quality management |
| DLA · SAM · PIEE | Direct Department of Defense supplier registrations |
How quality is managed.
Performance is managed daily at every facility against defined targets, with escalation and corrective action governed by the quality management system.
| Daily management | Safety, quality, delivery and cost reviewed every shift, at every facility |
|---|---|
| Inspection reporting | AS9102 first article inspection reports and CMM geometric form and position plots |
| Calibration | All measuring equipment calibrated on schedule and traceable to NIST |
Direct Department of Defense supplier.
ASM sells directly to the Defense Logistics Agency and to prime contractors, with the registrations, export-control controls and cybersecurity posture that direct government work requires already in place.
| DLA | Direct supplier to the Defense Logistics Agency, quoting and fulfilling solicitations through DIBBS |
|---|---|
| SAM · CAGE | Active System for Award Management registration, with a CAGE code at each operating company |
| PIEE · WAWF | Receiving reports and invoicing through the Procurement Integrated Enterprise Environment |
| JCP · DD 2345 | Joint Certification Program registration for access to export-controlled technical data |
| ITAR | Directorate of Defense Trade Controls registration, held platform-wide |
| DFARS 252.204-7012 | NIST SP 800-171 assessment reported to SPRS; CMMC 2.0 certification in process |
One contract. A managed supply base.
ASM simplifies its customers’ supply chains by taking the larger contract and managing the sub-tier and small business suppliers behind it, under ASM’s quality system and flow-downs.
| One contract | Customers place a single contract with ASM. ASM manages the sub-tier supply base behind it, including the small business content customers need to satisfy their subcontracting objectives. |
|---|---|
| Supplier qualification | Small business and special-process suppliers are approved, audited and monitored under the ASM quality system. |
| Requirement flow-down | Customer, DFARS and export-control requirements are flowed to every sub-tier supplier with documented acceptance. |
| Quality custody | Incoming inspection, source inspection where required, and supplier performance tracked against delivery and quality targets. |
Tell us about your part.
Every quote is returned with a manufacturability assessment, a committed delivery date and a named engineering contact. Material, machining, NADCAP special processing, inspection and assembly are covered under a single order.