Ducommun

Ducommun announced full production deliveries of composite closeout panels for Middle River Aircraft Systems' Airbus A320 nacelle award, with VersaCore Composite blocker doors on track for 2020 production, representing estimated $200 million revenue through 2029.

Ducommun won a $200 million ten-year contract from an undisclosed engine OEM to produce nacelle components using VersaCore Composite technology for single-aisle commercial aircraft. Full-scale production is expected to begin in 2020.

Ducommun Incorporated was awarded a long-term contract valued at over $200 million to produce nacelle components for a leading engine OEM, with production expected to begin in 2020.

Arconic signed a multi-year titanium sheet and plate supply contract with aerospace manufacturer Ducommun. The deal increases Arconic's supply of titanium mill products to Ducommun for defense and commercial aircraft platforms.

LaBarge, a subsidiary of Ducommun, was awarded a $1.5 million contract to provide electronic components for the F-16 radar system.

LaBarge, a subsidiary of Ducommun, was awarded $4 million in contracts from Atlantic Inertial Systems.

The Naval Air Systems Command awarded Raytheon a $91 million contract and Boeing a combined nearly $140 million in contracts for F/A-18 retrofit components.

Airbus awarded a contract to Ducommun Incorporated to manufacture additional titanium engine support structures for A320neo aircraft, using hot forming and super-plastic forming processes.

Ducommun received a multiyear, multimillion dollar contract from Airbus to produce additional titanium structures for engine support and engine frames on the A320neo aircraft. The parts will be manufactured at Ducommun's operations center in Parsons, Kansas.

Ducommun Incorporated received a multimillion-dollar contract from UTC Aerospace Systems to manufacture complex electronic assemblies for an upgrade to the braking system of a major commercial aircraft program. Production is taking place at Ducommun's operations in Appleton, Wis., Huntsville, Ark., and Joplin, Mo.