Boeing Supplier Expands to Make More Complex Aerospace Components, Structural Assemblies

The move will double the company's manufacturing footprint in Oklahoma.

The groundbreaking brought together Pryer Aerospace leadership, Argonaut Private Equity, representatives from Rogers County, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, Claremore Economic Development, Tulsa Regional Chamber of Commerce, Northeast Tech, Tulsa Tech, and other project and community partners.
The groundbreaking brought together Pryer Aerospace leadership, Argonaut Private Equity, representatives from Rogers County, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce, Claremore Economic Development, Tulsa Regional Chamber of Commerce, Northeast Tech, Tulsa Tech, and other project and community partners.
Pryer Aerospace

Pryer Aerospace, a manufacturer of complex aerospace components and structural assemblies, broke ground Tuesday on a 60,000-square-foot expansion at its Claremore, Oklahoma, facility. The move will double the company's manufacturing space in Claremore.

Founded in 1965 and acquired by Argonaut Private Equity in 2025, Pryer  supports aviation, defense and space flight programs through advanced structural assembly, precision machining, metal fabrication and other highly technical aerospace manufacturing capabilities. The company's customers include Blue Origin, Boeing, Textron, Gulfstream, Cessna, Nordam, Orizon and U.S. defense contractors.

The expansion will enhance support for existing aerospace customers and enable Pryer to diversify its customer base.

Oklahoma's aerospace and defense industry supports more than 206,000 jobs and $44 billion in annual statewide economic activity.

 

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