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Locally Manufactured. Italian Influenced.
Targetti USA manufactures and assembles a wide range of architectural lighting solutions in Costa Mesa, California, and Miami, Florida. Our domestic production capabilities support Made in America initiatives, Build America, Buy America (BABA), Buy American Act (BAA), and Buy America (BA) projects, providing the quality, responsiveness, and manufacturing capabilities required for federally funded and government applications.
Driven by a commitment to American manufacturing and architectural excellence, we help designers, specifiers, and project teams meet domestic content requirements without compromising design, performance, or reliability.
With manufacturing and distribution operations in both California and Florida, Targetti USA is strategically positioned to support projects across the United States with greater speed, flexibility, and responsiveness.
Our coast-to-coast footprint improves product availability, shortens lead times, and delivers reliable support from specification through installation.
West Coast. East Coast. Nationwide support.
Supporting federal procurement projects, our U.S. manufacturing and assembly capabilities help meet the domestic preference requirements established under the Buy American Act. A broad portfolio of architectural lighting solutions is available for applications requiring BAA compliance.
For federally funded infrastructure projects, domestic manufacturing and assembly help support the sourcing and production requirements outlined in the Build America, Buy America Act. Compliance documentation is available to assist with project qualification and verification.
Architectural lighting solutions are available for transportation, transit, and other infrastructure projects governed by Buy America requirements. U.S.-based manufacturing and assembly provide the support, documentation, and responsiveness needed for compliance-focused projects.
Targetti USA hereby certifies compliance with requirements 49 U.S.C. 5323(j)(1), and the applicable regulations in 49 CFR part 661.
