KIHOMAC is a veteran-owned aerospace and defense engineering company that exists to solve one of the military's most critical challenges: keeping aging weapon systems mission-ready in an era of rapid technological change. Since 2003, KIHOMAC has specialized in reverse engineering and reengineering complex aerospace systems, then manufacturing replacement components that extend the life of vital defense platforms. The company operates 200,000 square feet of facilities across all three Air Force Sustainment Centers and Naval Air Systems Command, including a state-of-the-art Center for Advanced Manufacturing in Layton, Utah. With over 350 employees nationwide and 35% veterans among their workforce, KIHOMAC provides complete lifecycle support for systems like the A-10 Thunderbolt II and has secured major contracts including a $43.9 million Digital Visual Imaging System program for the OC-135B aircraft.
What sets KIHOMAC apart is their unique combination of military expertise and advanced manufacturing capabilities. Their leadership team includes seasoned military, aerospace development, and business professionals who understand defense customer needs firsthand. The company's capabilities span systems engineering, software development, precision machining, composite manufacturing, prototyping, and sustainment support. KIHOMAC approaches complex problems with flexibility and innovation - from developing the F-35 Advanced Travel Pod to creating configurable aerial pods for electro-optical and infrared payloads. Their commitment to quality is evidenced by ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications, and they continue investing in domestic manufacturing capacity to scale U.S.-made drone production. KIHOMAC's mission-driven culture centers on integrity, precision, and protecting warfighters through engineering excellence.