Zantech IT Services, Inc. to expand corporate offices
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Zantech IT Services, Inc., a provider of leading-edge technology solutions to federal government and industry, will invest $317,853 to expand its corporate offices in Fairfax County. Virginia successfully competed with Washington D.C., Maryland, and West Virginia for the project, which will create 120 new jobs.
G.D USA, Inc. to invest $3.73 million to expand manufacturing facility
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that G.D USA, Inc., a member of the Coesia Group, will invest $3.73 million to increase capacity and enhance technology at its G.D USA facility in Chesterfield County. The project will create up to 26 new jobs.
iTG to invest $5.1 million to expand headquarters operation
Polycap LLC to invest $7.7 million to establish first U.S. manufacturing facility
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Polycap LLC, a Toronto-based manufacturer of specialty caps and closures for a number of vertical markets, will invest $7.7 million to establish its first U.S. manufacturing facility in the 76,000-square-foot Russell County shell building in Lebanon. Virginia successfully competed with Ohio and Toronto for the project, which will create 48 new jobs.
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Speyside Bourbon Stave Mill in Virginia, Inc. to expand manufacturing operation
RICHMOND—Governor Ralph Northam today announced that Speyside Bourbon Stave Mill in Virginia, Inc., a manufacturer of white oak staves and headers for bourbon barrels, will invest $114,000 to expand its manufacturing facility in Bath County. The company will add new equipment and a second shift to the operation, creating 45 new jobs.