Difficult custom parts, solved on your timeline.

The Oakmet model

Supply chain management is the edge, not a factory floor.

We are not a trading desk and we are not a marketplace — managing the supply chain is the product. Oakmet doesn't own a foundry or a machine shop: a Virginia-based team owns your drawing, chooses the process, qualifies the plant, and signs off the first article. A vetted global network runs production against that spec. The specification, the inspection plan and the accountability stay here.

• + One person owns your drawing, not a sales queue The person who answers your RFQ is the person who reviews the tolerance stack and signs the FAI.
• + Six process categories running weekly, nearly any process on request Investment, sand and die casting, forging, CNC and finishing are in active production every week. Stamping, extrusion, powder metallurgy or another process your part needs is sourced and qualified through the same network.
• + Plants are qualified before work is released Process, alloy and class audits on file. You buy from a qualified route, not from whoever answered first.
• + We compete on capability, not on price Hard alloys, tight tolerance and complex porting — the work a low-cost shop quotes and then cannot hold.
• + One U.S. contract, one point of accountability Virginia entity, U.S. terms, U.S. remedies. Duty, freight and customs handled and shown on the quote.