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Contract Manufacturing

Smith & Gallup helps transform existing products, equipment and technical concepts into repeatable manufacturing solutions. Our team analyzes how a product is built, identifies its mechanical, electrical and electronic requirements, and develops the engineering foundation needed to manufacture it consistently.

From metal fabrication and mechanical assembly to electrical integration and electronic components, we coordinate the disciplines required to move from concept or existing product into an industrialized production process. When needed, we also support automation integration, equipment optimization and final installation within the client’s operation.

Planning & Strategy

  • Product analysis and reverse engineering
  • Bill of materials and basic engineering
  • Manufacturing process and assembly planning

The process begins by understanding the product, its function and the way it needs to be manufactured. Our engineering team defines the technical requirements, develops the bill of materials and identifies opportunities to improve manufacturability, cost, assembly and performance.

Once the engineering basis is defined, Smith & Gallup develops the manufacturing approach around the project. This can include metal fabrication, mechanical assembly, electrical systems, electronic integration and coordination with client-provided software or automation programs. The result is a repeatable process designed to support consistent production, from the first unit through ongoing manufacturing.

Freuqency asked questions

Can Smith & Gallup manufacture an existing product or piece of equipment?
Yes. Our team can analyze an existing product or equipment, develop the engineering basis required for production, and define the manufacturing process needed to reproduce it consistently.
What manufacturing capabilities can be integrated into the project?
Depending on the product, Smith & Gallup can combine metal fabrication, mechanical assembly, electrical systems and electronic integration within one coordinated manufacturing process.
Can you help prepare a product for repeatable production?
Yes. The process can include re-engineering, basic engineering, bill of materials development, manufacturability improvements and production-line planning to help turn a product into a repeatable manufacturing operation.
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