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Rugged Communications, Computing, and Networking Systems
Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions’ full range of PacStar and Parvus products are engineered and created in this facility, including:
- Small form factor tactical and deployable communications products for complex and demanding military, government, and commercial applications
- Modular mission computers and variants with pre-integrated application-specific I/O
- Small form factor Ethernet switches and secure routers, including some integration based on PacStar 400-Series modular communications combined with top-of-the-line communications management software and a vast array of partner technologies
- Intuitive communications management software that addresses the growing problem of communications system management complexity
- Fixed network and communications solutions that meet mission-critical requirements while driving down total cost of ownership
Facility Details
The 45,400 square-foot facility in Portland, OR includes a production department and a warehouse. Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions employs a wide range of skilled professionals in Portland on a full-time basis, more than 50 percent of which are engineers.
Staff use advanced tools and methodologies to support our stringent processes. They include:
- SPICE electronic circuit simulator
- SolidWorks 3D modeling and simulation software
- SAP Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software
- TIPQA quality management software
- Six Sigma methodologies
For Parvus products, the Portland, OR facility has the following certifications and standards.
CERTIFICATIONS & STANDARDS | DESCRIPTION |
---|---|
AS9100D & ISO 9001:2015 | Quality management for aviation, space, and defense industries |
IPC-A-610 ANSI/J-STD-001 Class 3 | Electronic assemblies |
IPC-6012 Class 3 | Printed wiring board (PWB) for space and military avionics |
ISO 10007 | Configuration management |
MIL-STD-2077 DEF-STAN-00-52 Issue 3 | Acceptance test procedure guidelines |
MIL-STD-130, DOC# 810409 | Marking and labeling |
MIL-I-46058 IPC-A-610 | Conformal coating |
IPC-7711/7721 | Rework and repair |
The facility also develops some customer-specific solutions, along with a range of card-level COTS products that include power, I/O, and Ethernet modules for integration.

Curtiss-Wright, 15055 SW Sequoia Pkwy, #100, Portland, OR 97224 USA
Phone: +1.503.403.3000
Fax: +1.503.403.3001
CAGE Code 1RZG3
DUNS 11-944-6348
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