Overview:
The Everett, Washington facility is located on six acres, north of Seattle. Everett's capabilities include gantry profiling for skins, stringers, chords and ribs to 120 feet long, and high-speed light stringer profiling. It specializes in small machined parts for aircraft components and interiors.

Contact Information:
1415 75th Street S.W.
Everett, WA 98203
Phone: 425-348-4100
Fax: 425-438-7153

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Vital Statistics:
• Site workforce of approximately 140
• Total area under roof: 153,000 square feet

Products and Capabilities:
The Everett site builds fuselage skins, spars, stringers, pylons and machined components. Current product lines include:

Boeing Commercial
• 737 FLE attach straps, stowbin fittings, intercostals, splices, brackets and fittings
• 747 stringers, panels, doublers, chords, longerons and fittings
• 767 bulkheads, trunnions, gimbles, fittings and window plugs
• 777 bulkheads, longerons, stowbin fittings, fittings and window plugs

Boeing Military
• F-15 Eagle wing panels

Embraer
• 190 series wing components and engine pylons

Lockheed Martin
• P-3 Orion longeron assemblies

Community Involvement:
• United Way
• Toys for Tots
• America Canned Food Drive

Site History:
Contour Industries in Everett, Washington was founded in 1973 and initially machined skins, spars and stringers for the Boeing 707 and 727. In 1996, Contour Industries was sold to The Carlyle Group, which merges the business with Contour of California (CCI) in Brea to form Contour Aerospace, Inc. In 1998, Carlyle merges Contour with The Aerostructures Corp. and operates unit as a division. In July 2003, Vought Aircraft Industries, Inc. purchases The Aerostructures Corp.