Janicki receives Northrop Grumman Supplier Excellence Award
Designer and builder of tools, parts, prototypes and assemblies earns recognition for supporting defense manufacturing and distribution goals.
Source | Janicki Industries
Northrop Grumman Corp. (Falls Church, Va., U.S.) recently recognized Janicki (Sedro-Woolley, Wash., U.S.) during the company’s Supplier Excellence Awards.
“Janicki has helped to advance national security solutions and achieve mission success,” says Matt Bromberg, corporate vice president, global operations, Northrop Grumman. “Northrop Grumman’s supplier partners connect and protect the warfighter, defining what is possible in the battlespace because of our shared commitment to the highest industry standards across the defense industrial base.”
Recognized for Strategic Excellence, Janicki was instrumental in aiding Northrop Grumman with manufacturing and distribution goals as the industry works to support Department of Defense (DOD) customers and other commercial entities.
“We are excited that Northrop Grumman has selected Janicki for the Strategic Excellence award out of their 20,000 suppliers,” adds John Janicki, president of Janicki. “Our team has dedicated many years to developing the skills and expertise necessary to build what Northrop Grumman requires to support our warfighters. We look forward to expanding our work and products for Northrop Grumman.”
Janicki also received the Boeing 2023 Supplier of the Year Award in July 2023.
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