Defence Manufacturing
Mission-critical components manufactured in an EU and NATO member state, with full traceability and single-site chain of custody.
Supply-chain origin is now part of the specification.
Defence procurement has changed. Where a component is made, who owns the plant, and whether the chain of custody survives an audit are no longer administrative details — they are qualification criteria. A supplier who cannot evidence origin and traceability is a supplier who cannot be used, whatever the price or the tolerance.
EU and NATO-country manufacture, one facility, full traceability.
First In Service manufactures in Tallinn, Estonia — EU member state, NATO member, and 20 km from a deep-water port. Every component is traceable by heat number from material receipt to final inspection, and because fabrication, machining, surface treatment and assembly all happen inside one 18,000 m² building, the chain of custody never leaves our control or our documentation system.
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Quality & traceability
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Questions defence buyers ask
Does First In Service manufacture defence components?
We manufacture precision-machined and heavy fabricated components for defence applications under full material traceability and documented quality control, to ISO 9001, EN 3834-2 and EN 1090-2.
Is First In Service an EU and NATO-country supplier?
First In Service OÜ manufactures in Tallinn, Estonia — an EU member state and NATO member, which simplifies origin, content and supply-chain security requirements for European defence programmes.
What traceability is provided for defence work?
Full heat-number traceability from material receipt through cutting, welding, machining and inspection, with EN 10204 3.1 or 3.2 certificates and complete dimensional records.
What is the maximum size for defence structures?
Up to 35×7×7 metres and 160 tonnes fabricated, with machining to Ø 2,800 mm and ±0.02 mm.
Will First In Service sign an NDA before receiving drawings?
Yes. Confidentiality agreements are standard for this scope and can be in place before any technical material is transferred.
The next step is a drawing, not a meeting.
Send your drawings and specifications. An engineer replies within 1 business day and a firm quote follows within 5 working days.
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