Six certified machining shops are for sale in the Southwest — five in Southern California, none in Nevada, from $1.2M to $40M
Asked:
“i want to buy a Precision CNC Machining & Specialized Metal Fabrication Shops in southern california or nevada or arizona, with AS9100 or ISO 9001 certifications. are there any for sale?”
A web scan as of October 26, 2026 found seven public listing records covering six likely unique sale opportunities: five in Southern California and one older, low-confidence record in Scottsdale, Arizona. No qualifying Nevada listing was found. The $1.2M Los Angeles record is probably a duplicate presentation of the $1.2M Orange County CNC shop (same price and $435,816 earnings). Asking prices run $1.2M–$40M; dollar figures are seller/broker claims.
Asking price versus annual revenue, sized by earnings
Log scales, USD. Bubble area = reported earnings (cash flow, SDE or net profit — screening ratios, not comparable multiples). Hover or tap a bubble for the full record. The probable-duplicate $1.2M Los Angeles record reports no revenue and appears only in the table.
Strong public match
Qualified — verification required
Probable duplicate (table only)
The strongest value signal is the $1.2M Orange County CNC shop at 2.75× cash flow and 0.33× revenue — but it must relocate by end of 2026 after the sale of its site, and AS9100 is claimed as “compliant,” not certified.
businessbroker.netThe $40M San Diego aerospace operation says ISO9001 & AS9100D “aligned,” not certified, even though another marketplace described the same-looking opportunity as holding quality certifications — put the certificates first in diligence; $20M inventory, $13M FF&E and $5.25M real estate are included in the price.
bizbuysell.comThe $4.8M Orange County Nadcap/AS9100D fittings maker is the best-corroborated listing — 69 pages across 10 independent hosts — while the $8M Orange County, $2M sheet-metal, Scottsdale and Los Angeles records each rest on a single host.
images.bizquest.comThe Scottsdale record cites the obsolete ISO 9001:2000 standard and “ASA 9100,” appears old, and is backed by one host — treat it as verification-required, not confirmed current inventory; a separate anonymous Arizona shop under a non-binding 76% LOI is excluded as not an open public listing.
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Due-diligence shortlist
| Opportunity | Location | Ask | Revenue | Earnings | P/E | Certification claim | Match | Hosts | Source |
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Method: seven public business-for-sale listing records collected in a web scan as of 2026-10-26, covering six likely unique opportunities (the $1.2M Los Angeles record is treated as a probable duplicate of the $1.2M Orange County shop). Columns: asking price, annual revenue, reported earnings (mixed bases — SDE, cash flow, net profit — so price-to-earnings is a screening ratio only), certification claim as worded by the seller/broker, and source coverage (pages and independent hosts found). Seven rows span seven source hosts. All figures are unverified seller/broker claims; confirm certificate validity and scope, customer concentration, quality of earnings, machine condition, backlog, working capital, real estate inclusion and transferability under change of control. Long key-detail text trimmed for space.