Triumph Group’s Actuation Products & Services operating company will provide hydraulic utility actuation valves (HUAVs) to Lockheed Martin to support F-35 fleet readiness at the Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Cherry Point, North Carolina. The Triumph facility at Clemmons, North Carolina, will provide engineering and material support for the program throughout the next five years.

Triumph has provided original equipment and aftermarket HUAV parts for the F-35 program since 2014. The company began working with Lockheed Martin to provide HUAV aftermarket parts for military depot operations last year. The engineering and logistics agreement in support of sustainment efforts at the MCAS Cherry Point will further showcase Triumph's technical capability in high-demand depot settings.

The Triumph Actuation Products & Services North Carolina site is an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and a certified repair station with full engineering development and support. The site’s products include actuation, pumps, and motors for commercial and military aircraft.

Triumph Group also has a repair and overhaul services agreement with Boeing for engine-driven pumps on the AH-64 Apache combat helicopter. The long-term agreement supports the Boeing Vertical Lift Sustainment (VLS) Depot Program, which provides the U.S. Army with life cycle support of the AH-64.

The engine-driven pumps designed and manufactured by Triumph supply hydraulic power to critical flight controls and utility functions on the aircraft. Triumph's in-house MRO business works with the engineers who designed the pumps for reliable and cost-effective aftermarket support. The contract extends through 2024.