AerospaceIndex™

Research Desk

AerospaceIndex prepares selective public-source research for civil and commercial aerospace organizations.

The work builds on the same source-checking discipline used across the AerospaceIndex map and directory: documented organizations, publicly stated roles, source links, review dates, and clearly stated limitations.

Availability

Requests are reviewed individually before acceptance. Availability depends on scope, end use, and current capacity.

Custom research is presently prepared for verified U.S. civil and commercial organizations.

Engagements typically start at $500. Scope and price are confirmed in writing before work begins.

AerospaceIndex is an independent Wisconsin-based public-source aerospace ecosystem project.

Maintained by D. Serdiuk, Founder & Research Lead, Oshkosh, Wisconsin. LinkedIn →

Example use cases

Regional snapshots

Regional civil-aerospace ecosystem snapshots using documented public sources.

Organization verification

Verification of publicly stated organization and facility information.

Capability reviews

Structured reviews of publicly stated civil and commercial capabilities.

Public-source lists

Supplier, laboratory, university, workforce, event, and client-provided organization-list research.

Method and limits

AerospaceIndex works from lawfully available public sources and distinguishes documented facts, organization claims, public records, and editorial assessment.

Public-source research does not establish technical qualification, production readiness, procurement approval, legal clearance, or export-control status.

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Sample formats — where each one applies

These samples show the structure of the work before a request is accepted. They are examples of public-source research, not certification, procurement approval, or a promise that every listed organization is a fit.

Event Prep Sheet

Use it before AirVenture, a trade show, a supplier visit, or a regional scouting trip when you need a short list of organizations worth meeting and practical questions to ask.

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Test Path Shortlist

Use it when a civil or commercial aerospace team needs candidate laboratories, publicly stated test capabilities, standards language, and questions to confirm before requesting quotes.

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Supplier Shortlist

Use it when searching for candidate manufacturers or component suppliers and you need public-source evidence, stated capabilities, verification status, and the next questions for direct qualification.

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Submit for review

No attachments. Do not submit classified information, Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), export-controlled technical data or source code, proprietary engineering files, CAD, drawings, specifications, manufacturing instructions, or non-public defense information.

Requests are reviewed individually before acceptance. Availability depends on scope, end use, and current capacity.

Read the Research Acceptance Policy.