Curtiss-Wright creates 150 New Jobs, $80 Million Investment
Curtiss-Wright, a business that designs, manufactures, and tests advanced solutions for critical naval defense and commercial nuclear markets, recently announced an $80 million, multi-year investment to expand its operations in Allegheny County. The investment will create 150 new jobs and retain an additional 860 positions. The company will construct two new buildings to expand manufacturing and testing capacity to improve operational efficiency, reduce lead times, and support future growth.
Curtiss-Wright is receiving a $1.21 million grant through the PA SITES (Pennsylvania Strategic Investments to Enhance Sites) program and has also been encouraged to apply for the state’s Manufacturing Tax Credit (MTC) and Qualified Manufacturing Innovation & Reinvestment Deduction (QMIRD) programs. The Cheswick Borough facility is a world leader in the design, development, manufacture and qualification of the most advanced, proven and reliable critical function canned motor pumps, motors, generators, and control rod mechanisms.
Stefani Pashman, CEO of the Allegheny Conference on Community Development – the organization that oversees regional economic development through its affiliate, the Pittsburgh Regional Alliance – offered this perspective on the news:
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