Starwin Industries, LLC

Starwin Industries, LLC is a premier engineering and manufacturing company based in Centerville, Ohio, specializing in composite manufacturing, precision machining, welding, fabrication, and assembly of critical aerospace and defense components. As a small business manufacturer of goods, the company has established itself as a reliable prime contractor to multiple Department of Defense agencies, including the Defense Logistics Agency, Naval Sea Systems Command, the U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Navy. Starwin Industries maintains an extensive portfolio of federal contract awards and indefinite delivery contracts valued at tens of millions of dollars, positioning it as a key supplier of specialized components essential to military readiness across air, maritime, and ground systems. The company's core competencies center on the design and manufacture of radomes, antenna covers, launcher cell covers, crushable elements, and structural supports for advanced military platforms such as the EA-18G Growler, P-8A maritime patrol aircraft, and F-16 fighter systems.

Starwin Industries has delivered an extensive range of composite and machined components through federal prime contract awards spanning from 2021 through October 2025. The company has received numerous purchase orders and delivery orders from the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime for radomes across multiple National Stock Numbers, with individual contract values ranging from approximately $10,000 to $335,000. Additionally, the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation has awarded the company multiple delivery orders for radomes, crushable elements, and cover assemblies, with several orders exceeding $80,000 in value. Starwin Industries has also received significant awards from Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Air Systems Command for launcher cell covers, radomes, and machined assets, including a $276,046 firm fixed price purchase order for Launcher Modified Cell Covers and ESSM Launcher Cell Covers for the MK 29 Guided Missile Launching System, and a $235,840 purchase order for cover, launcher, and cell items. The U.S. Air Force has contracted with the company for radome repair services at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base valued at $34,675, as well as for manufacturing component spares for the TF33 engine. A significant portion of Starwin's contract awards have been designated as small business set-asides, reflecting the company's qualified small business status, though many awards have been competed without set-aside restrictions. Additionally, Starwin Industries served as a subcontractor to The Boeing Company on a major structures award as of October 2023.

Starwin Industries holds six active Indefinite Delivery Contracts with federal agencies totaling approximately $40 million in ceiling value. The most substantial is a $30 million single-award IDC with Naval Sea Systems Command, awarded April 22, 2024, for machine shop requirements including precision machining, welding, fabrication, assembly, and composite manufacturing services, with an ultimate completion date of April 21, 2034. This contract has generated at least two delivery orders, including a $10,000 minimum award for EA-18G Growler Aircraft components and a $69,040.68 delivery order for machined assets to the Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane. The Defense Logistics Agency has awarded Starwin Industries four separate IDCs: a $2 million single-award contract with DLA Aviation for radomes effective through June 2028, a $2,267,040 small business set-aside IDC with DLA Land and Maritime for radomes, covers, launchers, and crushable elements valid through June 2027, a $1,999,999.99 small business set-aside contract with DLA Aviation for radomes expiring April 2027, and a $716,733 single-award IDC with DLA Aviation for covers, launchers, cells, and related components through March 2027. Additionally, Starwin holds a $1,118,872 small business set-aside IDC with DLA Aviation for crushable elements with an expiration of April 2025, and a $1,999,999.99 single-award IDC with DLA Aviation for radomes expiring May 2026. These contracts have generated dozens of delivery orders for specific components, with task order values ranging from zero-dollar administrative orders to over $450,000, demonstrating substantial utilization and sustained demand for Starwin's specialized manufacturing capabilities across the Defense Department's supply chain.

COMPOSITE MOLDED PARTS, FIBERGLASS LAYUPS MICA NOMEX TEFLON, CARBON FIBER, HONEYCOMB, CNC MILLING, CNC WIRE EDM, PROTOTYPE SCALE MODEL, MASTER MODELS, MOCKUPS, WOOD PATTERNS, METAL PATTERNS, GAGING FIXTURES, GAGING SOFTWARE, COMPOSITE RADOMES.