BGS Engineering develops DARC, Discontinuous Advanced Resin Composite, and the manufacturing process that turns it into complex, near-net-shape carbon fiber parts. DARC brings structural performance, conductivity and manufacturing scalability into one material. Our molding process forms integrated features and incorporates hardware during production, reducing part count, assembly labor and secondary operations. No hand layup. No autoclave. We started with automotive parts, where performance has to come at a practical price. That requirement still guides us as we develop applications for defense, unmanned systems, robotics, electronics enclosures and industrial equipment. Based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, we have advanced our material and process through collaborations with national laboratories and research institutions. We own our intellectual property and are equipping our manufacturing facility for domestic production. We work with customers from early design through tooling and molded prototypes, with scalable production in mind from the start. Customers retain ownership of their designs and dedicated tooling. Have a part that could benefit from fewer components, less assembly or electromagnetic functionality built into the structure? Let’s talk. bgsengineering.com | info@bgsengineering.com
| Website | https://bgsengineering.com/ |
| Employees | 2 (2 on RocketReach) |
| Founded | 2025 |
| Industry | Defense and Space Manufacturing |
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Matt Gassner is the Co-Founder of BGS Engineering.
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