IperionX Granted $1.3 Million for U.S. Critical Titanium Components
A U.S. titanium metal and critical materials company has been granted $1.3 million for forged critical titanium components. IperionX will produce the titanium parts for U.S. Army ground vehicle programs at their Titanium Manufacturing Campus in Virginia.

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The task order will be fulfilled using titanium production and advanced forging processes.
“Securing this first U.S. Army task order is a decisive step toward reshoring the nation’s titanium supply chain,” said Anastasios (Taso) Arima, IperionX CEO.
The project is the first of further task orders expected under the US $99 million SBIR Phase III contract, which enables any DoD and U.S. Government agency to support production capabilities by procuring titanium parts and materials directly from IperionX.
All technical specifications, performance requirements, and delivery schedules are governed under the U.S Controlled Unclassified Information Program (Executive Order 13556), ensuring protection of sensitive defense information.
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