Futuramic was recognized with two major honors at BAE Systems’ seventh annual Partner2Win supplier symposium, taking home both a Bronze Medallion and the prestigious Supplier of the Year award for Future Tech Works. These awards highlight Futuramic’s outstanding performance, innovation, and commitment to supporting critical U.S. defense programs throughout 2025.
“These awards reflect the dedication and craftsmanship of every member of the Futuramic team,” said Jason Jurcak. “Supporting BAE Systems and the warfighter is a responsibility we take to heart. We’re committed to delivering precision, innovation, and reliability in everything we do, and we’re honored to be recognized among the top suppliers in the nation.”
Futuramic’s contributions played a significant role in strengthening BAE Systems’ supply chain, ensuring the delivery of high-quality components that support the production of combat vehicles and weapon systems for the U.S. military and its allied partners worldwide.
“The strength of our supply network is these companies. They’re more than just partners – they’re an extension of our team,” said Garrett Lacaillade, vice president of integrated operations for BAE Systems’ Combat Mission Systems business. “Their innovation, reliability, and relentless commitment to excellence fuels our ability to deliver for warfighters. This event is our way of saying thank you and celebrating the power of what we deliver together.”
Supplier of the Year: Future Tech Works
Futuramic received the Supplier of the Year award for Future Tech Works, recognizing the company’s advanced engineering capabilities, precision manufacturing, and forward-looking solutions that directly support BAE Systems’ evolving technology needs. This award honors suppliers who demonstrate exceptional innovation and help accelerate next-generation defense manufacturing.
BAE Systems’ Combat Mission Systems Bronze Medallion Award presentation at the seventh annual ‘Partner2Win’ supplier symposium. Image Credit: BAE Systems
Bronze Partner2Win Medallion
In addition, Futuramic earned a Bronze Partner2Win Medallion, celebrating the company’s operational excellence across quality, delivery, and procurement. Awardees in this category consistently meet or exceed stringent performance targets and contribute to the resilience and dependability of the U.S. defense industrial base.
BAE Systems’ Combat Mission Systems Bronze Medallion Award presentation at the seventh annual ‘Partner2Win’ supplier symposium. Image Credit: BAE Systems
A Continued Commitment to Excellence
Now in its seventh year, BAE Systems’ Partner2Win program recognizes suppliers who excel across all facets of operations. The program fosters close, collaborative relationships between BAE Systems and its supplier network, promoting shared innovation, continuous improvement, and long-term success.
Futuramic is proud to be recognized among this year’s top-performing suppliers and remains committed to delivering the high-quality manufacturing, engineering support, and rapid-response solutions that help protect U.S. warfighters and strengthen national defense capabilities.
Learn more about BAE Systems’ Partner2Win Supplier Symposium here.
About BAE Systems
BAE Systems, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of BAE Systems plc, a global defense, aerospace, and security company. We employ nearly 41,000 people across the U.S. and deliver a full range of products and services for air, land, sea and space, as well as advanced electronics, intelligence, security, and IT solutions and support services. Our dedication shows in everything we design, produce, and deliver as we strive to protect our servicemen and women during combat. We push the limits of possibility to provide a critical advantage to our customers where it counts.
About Futuramic
Futuramic is a privately held family owned, Michigan small business that specializes in providing cutting-edge solutions for the Aerospace and Defense sectors. With a rich history of innovation, precision tooling and engineering, and a commitment to excellence, Futuramic continues to push the boundaries of what is possible in aerospace and defense tooling, parts, and technology.