Academic, Research and Industry Expertise
Improve your odds of commercial success.
Links and Industry Data
NAICS |
333 Machinery Manufacturing |
| 336 Transportation Equipment Manufacturing |
Ohio Aerospace Brochure
Ohio Aerospace Company Collaborations
Ohio Aerospace College Collaborations
Ohio Aerospace and Defense Snapshot
Ohio Aerospace Institute
TechSolve Aerospace & Defense Solutions
Productivity Solutions at NA2010
In April 2010, Cleveland, Ohio will host the Material Handling and Logistics Show (NA 2010), featuring over 400 of the top material handling and logistics providers in the world. Educational conferences will offer industry expertise on the latest supply chain innovations in over 60 educational sessions.
If you are looking for solutions to improve customer service, reduce costs and to make your supply chain work more productively and profitably, register today for NA 2010.
OCAPP Areas of Expertise
Download the aerospace brochure for full details.
Contact Us
Ohio Sales Manager - Matt McQuade
(614) 857-0900 ext. 231
Ohio boasts many innovative aerospace and aviation research organizations dedicated to advancing Ohio’s growing aerospace industry. These organizations work to bolster industry partnerships that will lead to groundbreaking aerospace propulsion and aviation research. Leading aerospace and aviation organizations include:
The Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) is a membership based, nonprofit organization focused on growing Ohio’s aerospace economy. With office locations near the NASA Glenn Research Center in Cleveland and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, OAI drives technology development and commercialization by providing world-class sponsored research, partnerships, education, training, networking, and information exchange to support Ohio’s growing aerospace sector.
OAI has managed more than $200 million in research and education programs and has built a membership base of 75+ small/large companies. No matter where you’re located, OAI can help you quickly make connections into this key aerospace sector.
The Wright Brothers Institute (WBI) serves as a primary point of contact for research and development opportunities at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. WBI facilitates innovation in aerospace through technology collaborations between scientists and engineers at AFRL and the Aeronautical Systems Center, universities, industries, and businesses.
Avetec is a nonprofit, collaborative research organization located in Springfield, Ohio. Avetec is one of three organizations that make up the National Aerospace Leadership Initiative. Avetec is building a collaborative modeling and simulation capability and initiating educational partnerships to prepare a skilled future workforce.
The Ohio Center for Aerospace Propulsion and Power (OCAPP) is among the foremost propulsion related research institutions in the nation dedicated to advanced research in this field. OCAPP brings together the capabilities of seven Ohio universities, key industries within the state, and the two Ohio Federal Laboratories. OCAPP has been a major catalyst in the development of propulsion technology in the state of Ohio.
The Ohio State University is establishing a comprehensive multidisciplinary Power and Propulsion Institute focused on research and technology development as well as commercialization and education related to aircraft propulsion, land- and marine-based power generation, wind turbines, energy needs, and the environment. The Institute’s 35 faculty members will be working with government labs and industry experts.