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insidegnss.com
Advanced Navigation Builds U.S. PNT Manufacturing Hub in Huntsville
Advanced Navigation America, the U.S. arm of Sydney-based Advanced Navigation, is establishing a Positioning, Navigation and Timing Center of Excellence in Huntsville, Alabama, to manufacture navigation technology for GPS-denied environments on U.S. soil. The company announced the expansion October 6. Funding and scope. The center is backed by the company’s...
thebamabuzz.com
Church campus expansion in Huntsville among new $1M+ building permits
This past week, 18 new building permits were issued across the state for construction projects exceeding $1 million. These permits included projects in the Auburn, Huntsville and Birmingham metro areas. The priciest of these permits is for a major project at Rivertree Church in Huntsville, where the church’s campus in...
coatingsworld.com
PPG Invests $70 million to Expand Aerospace Operations in Huntsville, Alabama
PPG announced a $70 million investment to expand its aerospace transparencies site in Huntsville, Alabama. The investment is part of a series of multi-year projects that support the company’s ongoing efforts to increase production capacity and continued growth of PPG’s aerospace transparencies business. “Demand for aerospace transparencies continues...
hvilleblast.com
Northrop Grumman, Huntsville Utilities + more local employers now hiring
There’s a reason so many people are moving to Huntsville. The Rocket City has thousands of jobs available right now, as local employers look to fill a variety of positions. This week, employers like Lockheed Martin, Huntsville Hospital, Northrop Grumman and Huntsville Utilities are hiring for multiple positions. Read...
256 Today
Huntsville’s Abaco Systems lands $10 million Air Force contract for B-1B support
Huntsville-based Abaco Systems has been awarded a $10.1 million U.S. Air Force contract supporting the B-1B bomber, with all of the work set to be performed in Huntsville. The firm-fixed-price […] The post Huntsville’s Abaco Systems lands $10 million Air Force contract for B-1B support appeared first on 256 Today .
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Huntsville companies among 16 selected for $1.4 billion NASA logistics agreements
Huntsville companies are among 16 businesses selected by NASA for a new $1.4 billion logistics contracting vehicle supporting work across the space agency. The selections include Huntsville-based LogiCore Corporation and […] The post Huntsville companies among 16 selected for $1.4 billion NASA logistics agreements appeared first on 256 Today .
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Tech firm B&A opens new 45,000-square-foot facility in Madison
Defense technology firm B&A recently celebrated the opening of its new 45,000-square-foot facility in Madison, located at 1430 Wall Triana Highway. The new facility will bring 60 new jobs to the area. The facility will support defense, intelligence, space and federal law enforcement customers in the Huntsville-Madison region. Read more...
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Bobo Development Group Obtains $53M Refinancing Loan for Huntsville Project
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. — JLL has arranged a $53 million refinancing loan for Bobo Development Group’s Arcadia Huntsville. The 250-unit property at 4810 Bradford Drive in Huntsville’s Cumming Research Park was completed in 2024. Newport Beach, California-based Revitate is a limited partner in the project. Arcadia features studios, one- and two-bedroom floor plans, 18,000 square feet of retail and such amenities as a heated saltwater pool, clubhouse with demonstration kitchen, fitness center, coworking space, dog park, electric vehicle charging stations and outdoor grilling stations and lounge areas with gas fire pits. Gregg Shapiro, Anthony Sansone, Kelsey Bawcombe, Connor McCarthy and Jada Cooper headed up JLL’s team.
vintageaviationnews.com
B-29 DOC and P-51 Gunfighter to Visit Huntsville as Part of History Restored Tour
Doc’s Friends, Wichita, KS, has announced that the B-29 DOC History Restored Tour will make a stop in Huntsville, Alabama, where the historic B-29 Superfortress DOC and P-51 Mustang Gunfighter will be available for public tours and ride experiences Oct. 8-11 at Huntsville Executive Airport and Tom Sharp Jr. Field. The four-day visit will give aviation enthusiasts an opportunity to see two of the most recognizable American aircraft of WWII side by side.
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World Space Week – Huntsville’s Space Business
Alex Hall talks with Lucia Cape, Senior Vice President of Economic Development and Mike Ward Senior Vice President of Government and Public Affairs, both with the Huntsville Madison County Chamber of Commerce, to talk about how the Chamber is working to ensure Huntsville thrives as a key part of the space economy.
256 Today
Huntsville’s LESCO lands $24.7 million National Guard contract
Huntsville-based LESCO Inc. has been awarded a $24.7 million contract to support dining services for the Tennessee National Guard. The firm-fixed-price, indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract was awarded by the U.S. Property and […] The post Huntsville’s LESCO lands $24.7 million National Guard contract appeared first on 256 Today .
Washington Examiner
Space Command tries to bridge Colorado and Alabama as joint future of space defense
Alabama and Colorado both play a significant role in the military’s space strategy, but they were pitted against each other when it came to where Space Command would be located indefinitely, and now the service is trying to bridge the divide in the best interest of the country. With...
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Suburban Office Parks Begin Adding Housing and Retail to Combat Isolation
Research Triangle Park, the 7,000-acre North Carolina campus home to Cisco, Lenovo, and Novartis, recently adopted zoning changes allowing apartments, townhomes, and mixed-use developments after 65 years as a work-only environment. The park’s managing foundation made the shift in response to changing worker preferences and commutes that often exceed an hour each way. Cummings Research Park in Huntsville, Alabama, implemented similar changes a decade ago and now maintains apartment occupancy above 80 percent.
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Australian robotics company chooses Huntsville for U.S. HQ, manufacturing facility
Australian start up Advanced Navigation is opening its U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility in Huntsville. The company has already begun hiring for engineering, manufacturing and operations roles in Huntsville as it builds out the facility, with production beginning in 2027. Advanced Navigation expects to employ 75 to 100 people at the Huntsville facility by summer 2027.
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Space Force general picked to lead U.S. Space Command as it moves to Redstone Arsenal
Space Force Lt. Gen. David Miller has been nominated to replace retiring Gen. Stephen Whiting as U.S. Space Command commanding general. If confirmed, Miller will lead the transition of Space Command headquarters from its temporary home in Colorado Springs to Redstone Arsenal. During a tour of Space Command’s current facilities...
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The Montgomery Advertiser
U.S. Space Command personnel participate in Huntsville RAMIS seminar
U.S. Space Command personnel attended the three-day Redstone Arsenal Mission Integration Seminar (RAMIS) held in Huntsville, Alabama, September 15-17. RAMIS is a command-sponsored seminar designed to accelerate readiness, strengthen key partnerships, and prepare U.S. Space Command personnel for potential future operational responsibilities at Redstone Arsenal. Participation was open to personnel who are considering the move to the Tennessee Valley. Participants were also allowed to bring a guest (including spouses, significant others, or designated family members) to attend portions of the seminar at their own expense. Military news: Mobile District christens vessel Joshua Ellsworth to honor excellence During the seminar, personnel attended briefings, conducted firsthand inspections, participated in integration activities, and had engagements with leadership from commands based in Huntsville as well as USSPACECOM leadership. “Moving a command 1,200 miles can present a unique set of challenges,” said Col. Raymond Ruscoe, deputy director for USSPACECOM Redstone Arsenal Global Space Operations. “By hosting RAMIS, we can help command members understand where they may see differences in their day-to-day functions and help ensure their integration into the Huntsville region is as smooth as possible.” Ruscoe’s comments were echoed by Maj. Gen. Terry Grisham, Redstone Transition Team director. “Gen. Whiting’s orders were clear: we