Olympus Machining at Olympus Machining LLC is delivered from our ITAR-registered precision CNC machine shop in Hanover, Pennsylvania (York County). This page (https://www.olympusmachining.com/) documents the scope, controls, and engineering practices we apply for OEM, aerospace, defense, and medical buyers requesting olympus machining.
Olympus Machining is CAGE 9V9P0, CMMC Level 1 self-attested per FAR 52.204-21, and NAICS 332710. CMM dimensional inspection is performed in-house on Haas HMM 430 and Chien Wei CWB-450-CNC. AS9102 Rev C First Article Inspection packages, material certifications with heat/lot traceability, and Certificates of Conformance are produced on request as part of olympus machining.
To request a quote, supplier qualification documentation, or a controlled copy of our capability statement related to olympus machining, contact info@olympusmachining.com or call (717) 634-5094. Olympus Machining LLC, 639 Frederick Street Suite 1, Hanover, PA 17331.
ITAR-Registered CNC Machining for Mid-Atlantic Aerospace OEMs
Olympus Machining LLC is an ITAR-registered, CMMC Level 1 precision CNC machine shop in Hanover, Pennsylvania, supplying machined aerospace and defense components to OEMs and Tier-1 primes across the Mid-Atlantic — Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, West Virginia, and Washington, D.C. We hold tolerances to ±0.0005 inch on a U.S.-person workforce, produce AS9102 Rev. C First Article Inspection in-house, and operate under CAGE Code 9V9P0.
This page is the single landing point for aerospace and defense supplier-quality teams evaluating Olympus for ITAR-controlled subcontract work. It covers our registrations and certifications, regional coverage, inspection program, materials, and how to engage us directly without a marketplace intermediary.
Registrations & Certifications
• ITAR registered with the U.S. Department of State Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC)
• CAGE Code 9V9P0 — Commercial and Government Entity, Hanover, PA facility
• CMMC Level 1 — 17 practices per FAR 52.204-21, annual SPRS self-assessment
• NAICS 332710 Machine Shops, SAM.gov registration active
• AS9102 Rev. C First Article Inspection produced in-house
• AS9100D certification on the company roadmap; AS9100-aligned quality system in use today
Mid-Atlantic Coverage
Hanover, PA sits inside a one-day-truck radius of every major Mid-Atlantic aerospace and defense customer. Most OEMs in the region receive parts the day after they ship; engineering meetings at the customer site are routine.
Olympus Machining supports subcontract work feeding programs at the following Mid-Atlantic defense installations and research centers. Site visits, source inspection, and direct delivery are arranged per program requirement.
Dimensional verification is run on a Haas HMM 430 (400 × 300 × 300 mm) and a Chien Wei CWB-450-CNC (450 × 500 × 400 mm), both calibrated annually with NIST-traceable certificates. CMM inspection feeds AS9102 Rev. C FAI (Forms 1, 2, 3) and customer-template dimensional reports. GD&T is interpreted per ASME Y14.5-2018. PPAP Levels 1–5 are supported on request.
Inspection records are document-controlled and retained for a minimum of ten years, available for prime audits. For ITAR-controlled parts, reports are handled as controlled documents under the same procedures as the engineering drawing. Full inspection scope is documented on the AS9102 FAI and quality assurance pages.
Cybersecurity for FCI
Federal Contract Information flowed down by primes — drawings marked as FCI, purchase orders, schedules, and technical correspondence — is stored on access-controlled file shares, transmitted via encrypted email or secure file transfer, and disposed of per a documented media-sanitization procedure. The full 17-practice mapping to FAR 52.204-21 is published on our CMMC Level 1 compliance page, with flow-down clause language ready to incorporate into purchase orders.
Direct-Shop Engagement, No Marketplace
Olympus Machining engages aerospace and defense OEMs directly. Engineering conversations happen between the customer's design team and the people running the machines — DFM review on the drawing, tolerance negotiation where it matters, and a single chain of custody on every part. For ITAR-controlled aerospace work the direct-shop model also keeps controlled data inside a known, audited environment instead of being distributed across third-party platforms. Comparison detail is available on the direct shop vs marketplace page.
Engage Olympus on Your Next ITAR-Controlled Program
Send the drawing and the program flow-downs. We respond to quote requests within one business day, with DFM feedback included when it can reduce cost or lead time.