AMD International Technologies LLC

AMD International Technologies LLC, doing business as International Rite-Way Products, manufactures precision aerospace components and aircraft structural parts for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) and subcontractor on major defense platforms. The company is a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business and Subcontinent Asian American-owned limited liability company headquartered in Ontario, California, operating primarily under NAICS 332710 (Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing) and PSC Airframe Structural Components.

AMD International Technologies competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designation, though its footprint includes awards under Total Small Business set-asides. Recent prime work centers on production of aircraft skins, fairings, ribs, stiffeners, longerons, formers, retainer assemblies, elevator ribs, structural brackets, and specialized components including external plenum ablative kits and naval antenna kits. Representative recent awards include a $507 thousand purchase order from Defense Logistics Agency Aviation (May 2024) for aircraft stringers supporting F-15 sustainment, a $1.02 million delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command (October 2025) for external plenum ablative kits under a total small business set-aside with May 2026 completion, and a $462 thousand delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command (January 2024) for naval antenna kits. The company holds ten active indefinite delivery contracts with DLA Aviation, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, ranging from $250 thousand to $2.5 million ceiling, issued between July 2023 and October 2025.

Customer concentration is acute. DLA Aviation funds 90% of awards by count (1,065 awards, $41.7 million combined potential value) and 64% by dollars; Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the second-largest dollar concentration at $13.3 million across 23 awards. The remaining customer base—Naval Air Systems Command, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, and Naval Supply Systems Command—comprises 5% of awards and 12% of potential value. This single-agency dependence creates recompete risk: 34 awards (combined potential value $2.3 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

Activity has accelerated. Awards per year grew from 32 in 2022 to 84 in 2025, with 26 awards year-to-date in 2026. Obligated dollars represent 61% of combined potential value, indicating mature contract execution. AMD International Technologies subcontracts to Boeing (sheet metal fabrication, aircraft skins, stiffeners, and structural assemblies for KC-135 and CH-47 programs) and Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (aircraft covers, fairings, formers, and nozzle components under sheet metal and machined parts scopes). Subcontract work is production-oriented and tied to major prime defense platforms; sub awards account for only 4% of the recent footprint by count.

The company maintains a named subsidiary, Craftech Metal Forming, Inc., a for-profit manufacturer, though the source does not specify whether this entity operates as a separate legal entity in federal contracting or functions as an operating division. Corporate structure is otherwise undifferentiated in the source.

AMD International Technologies' federal footprint is characterized by high-velocity transactional work—purchase orders and delivery orders under indefinite delivery vehicles—with modest individual order values ($2 thousand to $100 thousand) but substantial cumulative volume. The vendor functions as a capacity supplier within the defense aerospace supply chain rather than a systems integrator or prime platform contractor. Placement on five active IDVs with DLA Aviation and Naval Sea Systems Command provides a stable procurement runway through 2030, though competitive recompete of expiring vehicles and the concentration at DLA Aviation represent material business continuity risks.

Specialized in precision sheet metal forming for aerospace and defense industry. Expertise in hydro forming, stretch forming, brake forming, metal spinning, roll forming for airframe components and assemblies.