Frequently Asked

AS9100D is the controlling quality management standard for aerospace manufacturers. It layers ISO 9001 with aerospace-specific requirements covering configuration management, risk, first article inspection, and counterfeit-part prevention. For your program it means documented, audited processes from quote through delivery.

Yes. NASO Industries is registered with the U.S. State Department’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls under our CAGE Code 0M796. We operate a U.S.-only, access-controlled production environment for ITAR-restricted articles.

New-program prototypes typically quote within 5 business days and ship within 4–6 weeks of release, depending on long-lead parts. Low-rate production typically lands in the 8–12 week window. Quick-turn programs are reviewed case by case.

Use the Contact form on this site or email info@naso.com. We typically respond within one business day to schedule an introductory call and review your program requirements.

Yes. Single-source integration is core to our offering. PCB assembly, precision CNC machining, cable & harness assembly, and box build all run under one AS9100 quality system in one Ventura, California facility.

Every component carries lot code, date code, and where applicable serial-number records from receiving through shipment. We maintain configuration baselines and revision history under AS9100D requirements.