Sparton Technology Corporation describes its evolution from a two-person R&D shop in 1972 to a large 80,000-square-foot production facility in Hudson, NH, highlighting milestones in automation, sheet metal capabilities, 5-axis milling, laser cutting, robotic welding, and AS9100 certification, along with a strong emphasis on leadership, employee longevity, and client-focused capabilities. Key Points Origins and growth: Started in 1972 as a two-person experimental R&D machine shop in Lowell, MA. Automation and capacity expansion: Early adoption of CNC machining centers in the 1980s and expansion into higher production with two-pallet vertical CNCs in the 1990s. Diversified capabilities: Added full sheet metal capabilities in 1984 and later expanded to 5-axis milling, laser cutting, and robotic welding. Facility expansion: Moved to a 36,000 sq ft building in Hudson, NH in 1992, and ultimately to an 80,000 sq ft facility in 2010. Leadership and continuity: Victor Breton (founder/CEO) remains actively involved; leadership roles include Steve Breton (VP of Machining) and Scott Breton (VP of Metal Fabrication). Experience and stability: Many employees have long tenures (30+ years), indicating a stable and skilled workforce. Quality and certification: Achieved AS9100 certification, underscoring a commitment to high-quality aerospace/precision manufacturing. Customer focus and collaboration: Emphasizes leadership guidance, estimation expertise, and being a point of contact for customers. Facilities and capabilities as proof: The 80,000 sq ft facility showcases organized operations and the capacity to meet evolving manufacturing needs. Opportunity for engagement: Encourages scheduling a facility tour to witness operations firsthand.