JETCO MACHINE AND FABRICATION, LLC

JETCO MACHINE AND FABRICATION, LLC specializes in the precision fabrication of heavy-gauge metal components and custom fabricated metal assemblies for federal infrastructure and wildlife management applications. Their core capabilities include the design and manufacture of durable, field-deployable metal structures such as fish transport tanks, trap boxes, and specialized racks and screens used in aquatic habitat management. The company demonstrates advanced proficiency in welding, forming, and machining of thick-gauge steel and alloy materials, with a focus on corrosion-resistant construction and dimensional accuracy required for high-wear environmental conditions. Their technical expertise extends to custom tooling development, assembly integration, and adherence to federal specifications for durability and safety in remote, high-humidity, and aquatic environments. The contractor maintains a consistent and deep working relationship with the Department of the Interior, delivering mission-critical metal fabrications for U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service hatcheries and fisheries operations. Their work supports species conservation efforts through engineered solutions for fish handling, transport, and containment systems, indicating a strong understanding of biological operational requirements and environmental compliance standards. JETCO’s primary industry focus lies in NAICS 332420 (metal tank manufacturing) and 332999 (miscellaneous fabricated metal products), where they serve niche federal markets requiring rugged, non-standard metal components. Their specialization in heavy-gauge fabrication positions them as a trusted vendor for agencies needing bespoke, low-volume, high-reliability metal systems outside mainstream commercial supply chains. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Clarkston, Washington, JETCO operates with a lean, locally rooted production model. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their geographic proximity to key federal fish hatcheries in the Pacific Northwest enables rapid response, on-site collaboration, and logistics efficiency for time-sensitive aquatic infrastructure projects.