CHOATE ENGINEERING PERFORMANCE, LLC

CHOATE ENGINEERING PERFORMANCE, LLC specializes in the manufacturing and supply of mission-critical engine components and electrical systems for defense-grade mobile platforms. The company delivers precision-engineered starters, camshafts, turbo kits, bearing sets, and overhaul materials for gasoline and diesel propulsion systems, with deep expertise in Cummins 6.7L engine architectures and military-grade electrical starting systems. Their technical focus centers on high-reliability engine subsystems, including fuel delivery, ignition, and rotational component integration, ensuring operational readiness under extreme environmental and mechanical stress. The firm’s ability to source, fabricate, and qualify mission-specific engine parts—often for legacy or out-of-production military vehicle platforms—distinguishes them as a trusted supplier of hard-to-source, mission-essential components. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the Department of Defense, supplying engineered parts for small boat propulsion systems, armored vehicle engines, and auxiliary power units. Their work supports sustainment, modernization, and field maintenance operations across naval, ground, and special operations platforms, demonstrating an understanding of military logistics cycles and technical documentation requirements for defense-grade hardware. Industry focus is anchored in NAICS 336310, where they produce gasoline engine parts for military vehicles, complemented by niche work in 333618 for auxiliary engine equipment and 336320 for electric starting systems. This positions them as a specialized supplier within the defense mobility supply chain, serving the sustainment and repair market for tactical and maritime engine systems. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Bolivar, Tennessee, CHOATE ENGINEERING PERFORMANCE, LLC operates without federal certifications but leverages agile manufacturing and direct technical execution to meet urgent DoD component demands. Their geographic location supports regional defense logistics networks, enabling rapid response to time-sensitive repair and replacement needs.