WILSON WALTON INTERNATIONAL, INC.

Wilson Walton International, Inc. specializes in the precision manufacturing and supply of mission-critical components for naval and federal maritime systems, with deep expertise in electroplating, anode fabrication, and cathodic protection systems. The company produces copper and nonferrous metal anodes, electrode assemblies, and specialized wiring devices used in shipboard corrosion control, power distribution, and sensor instrumentation. Their technical capabilities span die-casting of high-integrity metal components, electrochemical surface treatments, and the fabrication of custom electrical contacts and monitoring systems for Coast Guard and Navy vessels. A key differentiator is their ability to deliver compliant, long-duration corrosion mitigation solutions under stringent military and NOAA operational standards, ensuring reliability in harsh marine environments. The contractor maintains a strong, recurring relationship with the Department of Homeland Security, primarily supplying corrosion-resistant anodes and electrical components for Coast Guard cutters and maritime infrastructure, and with the Department of Defense, where they support ship repair and sustainment programs for auxiliary vessels like USNS Mercy and USNS Arctic. Their work for these agencies consistently involves lifecycle support for critical underwater and hull-integrated systems requiring strict material traceability and environmental resilience. Primary industry focus centers on shipbuilding and repair (NAICS 336611), electroplating and anode manufacturing (332813), and nonferrous metal die-casting (331523), positioning them as a niche supplier of electrochemical and metallurgical solutions for federal maritime platforms. They serve a specialized segment of the defense and maritime infrastructure market, where material performance under saltwater exposure is non-negotiable. As a Women-Owned Small Business certified under the SBA’s WOSB program, Wilson Walton International operates from Wall Township, New Jersey, leveraging its small business status to support federal procurement goals while maintaining agile, responsive manufacturing capabilities tailored to urgent naval and homeland security requirements.