Intech Aviation Services LLC

The Ashton Company, founded in 1946 and incorporated in 1952, provides engineering and general contracting services. It has capabilities to provide industrial, mining, power, utility, underground, highway and heavy engineering services to the electrical, mechanical and civil engineering industries. The Ashton Company offers estimation, project management and scheduling, budgeting and labor, equipment and materials reporting. The company also owns and supplies hundreds of equipment and machinery, such as excavators, backhoes and cranes. The Ashton Company has a heavy equipment maintenance shop, small tool and material warehouse, welding and fabrication shop, machine shop and painting shop, as well. Ashton has completed projects for a number of clients, including Pima County Wastewater Management and the City of Tucson in Arizona.

Established in 1963, GLHN Architects and Engineers Inc. is a provider of integrated, multi-discipline services in architecture, mechanical, electrical and civil engineering. Based in Tucson, Ariz., the company offers expertise in campus utility master planning, underground utility systems/buried pipe, medical/laboratory design and large-scale municipal vehicle maintenance facilities. In addition, it provides low-energy electron diffraction (LEED)/sustainable designs and systems commissioning. The firm is also developing a specialization in the design of alternative fuel facilities, like E85 stations and campus solar energy. It serves higher education, federal government, municipal and transportation sectors.

Hofstadter Analytical Services Specializes in Structural and Thermal Analysis of Opto-Mechanical Systems, Sensors, and Electronic Devices. Thermal Analysis and Control Laboratory-Based Equipment Airborne, Watercraft, and Ground Vehicle-Based Equipment Our customers include aerospace companies developing remote sensors for both commercial and military applications, optics companies dealing with optical support issues, astronomical observatories involved with equipment development, and with groups in academia dealing with spacecraft sensor development. We employ both closed-form and numerical methods, tailoring each analysis to our customer's requirements. Where finite-element analysis is required, we have NEi/NASTRAN and other codes available in-house. We also have finite-difference codes, such as SINDA/G, for thermal analysis. In addition to our own CAD system, we have on-site access to Pro/E and Solid Works through our design partners. This allows us to evaluate your product directly from your design models. Hofstadter Analytical Services operates from Norton Avenue Engineering Center ( NAEC ), at 10 N. Norton Avenue in Tucson, Arizona. We have operated from this facility since October 2005.