Decatur’s M&J Precision recognized as ULA key supplier

A Delta IV Heavy rocket launches from Space Launch Complex 37, Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Fla., in April. (DeAnna Murano/Space Force Photo)

DECATUR – M&J Precision, a small, woman-owned business in Decatur, has been named the United Launch Alliance’s “Extra Mile Supplier of the Year” and has gone where no other supplier has gone before.

M&J, which provides machined parts for all ULA sites, is the only company to receive three consecutive Supplier of the Year Awards in multiple categories, as well as a previous win as ULA’s Small Business Supplier of the Year.

The company joined nine other suppliers recognized for their dedicated support across ULA’s product lines, ULA announced. Strategic supplier partnerships remain paramount as ULA anticipates an unprecedented growth in production for the innovative Vulcan program and doubling the launch rate to support Amazon’s Kuiper missions.

“ULA’s suppliers are truly key to our continued overall success, and we are grateful for the professionalism and partnership they demonstrate each and every day,” said ULA President and CEO Tory Bruno. “It is an honor to recognize the best of the best this year and their commitment to our country’s most critical missions.”

The other winners were:

  • ULA Supplier of the Year – Aerojet Rocketdyne West Palm Beach, an L3Harris Technologies Company
  • Most Innovative Supplier of the Year – Forgital Group
  • Production Operations Supplier of the Year – AMI Metals 
  • Outstanding Quality Supplier of the Year – ATI 
  • Services Supplier of the Year – Sey Tec 
  • Complex Components Suppliers of the Year – Chemring Energetic Devices
  • Launch Operations Supplier of the Year – Astrotech Space Operations
  • Government Operations Supplier of the Year – TW Metals
  • Small Business Supplier of the Year – AR Tech
  • Partner Supplier of the Year – Aerojet Rocketdyne West Palm Beach

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