History

The Beginning

In the late 60’s & early 70’s, the Matriarch, known to all as “Mom,” worked for Boeing and Lockheed Martin. It would soon be evident that Yvette would want to follow in her Mom’s footsteps . . . in one way or another

2007

Vast Industries was formed to design and build products for the custom Motorsports, Oil & Gas, and Aerospace industries using CNC machining processes.

2008 

When the Mother and Daughter duo at Vast Industries designed wheels, it was a true form of art. One masterpiece is The Kore Wheel, which debuted at Daytona Bike Week and was featured in several industry publications.

2009

We unveiled the Vette Frame, a custom Buell Motorcycle softail conversion frame design that showcased cutting-edge features such as an integrated Sportster tank and advanced oil-in-frame technology.

2011

With the purchase of a Mitsubishi Wire EDM machine and the introduction of Electrical Discharge Machining capability new markets were opened up in the Subsea, Agriculture, and Farming arenas. 

2012

With the integration of the new machining capabilities, Vast Industries experienced a significant shift, attracting clients from diverse industries. This paved the way for the creation of a Marine Division.

2016

The Rehabilitation of Water Control Structures era for Vast Industries has begun and a Construction branch was soon to follow. 

2018 

The maintenance, refurbishment, and lead abatement of Hydro Control Structures positioned Vast Industries as a prominent industrial contractor across the US.

2019 

As the demand for aluminum and steel fabrication projects increased, Vast Industries expanded its team of AWS-certified welders. Additionally, the company established a dedicated Vast Field Team.

2021

The formation of the Vast Fuel Division, initially to provide emergency fuel after many hurricanes, has evolved into a year-round full service provider for Heavy Equipment & Supplies for all types of Emergency needs.

2022

To commemorate these significant achievements, Vast Industries expanded by opening a second office in Mississippi.