Production Capability

ReLogic is an SBA 8(a) small business providing secure, AS9100D-certified build-to-print manufacturing in direct support of Department of Defense prime contractors and advanced defense programs.

ReLogic supports aerospace, missile, naval, and advanced defense initiatives requiring disciplined production execution, configuration control, and secure handling of technical data. The organization operates under an AS9100D-certified Quality Management System and maintains ITAR registration and a DCAA-compliant accounting structure to support audit-ready defense contracting environments.

PRIME CONTRACTOR INTEGRATION

ReLogic is an Approved Supplier to major Department of Defense prime contractors, including:

  • Lockheed Martin

  • L3Harris

  • Northrop Grumman

  • Leidos

  • Newport News Shipbuilding

Inclusion on approved vendor lists reflects successful supplier qualification reviews and alignment with prime contractor quality and compliance requirements.

ReLogic integrates into prime contractor supply chains as a compliant domestic manufacturing partner supporting:

  • Build-to-print precision machining and composite fabrication

  • LRIP and qualification production lots

  • Second-source and surge capacity

  • Small business participation objectives

  • Industrial base resiliency initiatives

Production Capability

ReLogic executes precision multi-axis CNC machining and advanced composite fabrication for prototype, qualification, and Low-Rate Initial Production (LRIP) efforts. Manufacturing processes are structured for:

  • Configuration-controlled build-to-print execution

  • Full material traceability

  • AS9102 First Article Inspection (FAI)

  • Government source inspection readiness

  • Controlled documentation and revision management

ReLogic bridges the transition from engineering development to production ramp, providing compliant lot builds, alternate-source manufacturing, and domestic industrial base expansion capacity.

Secure Manufacturing & Controlled Environment

Manufacturing operations are performed within a physically controlled facility and secure digital engineering environment structured to safeguard technical data and hardware.

Access-controlled shop spaces, segmented network architecture, encrypted data management, and disciplined configuration systems are integrated into daily operations. 

Production workflows are aligned with Department of Defense cybersecurity and data protection expectations, supporting secure handling of controlled drawings and program-sensitive documentation and hardware.