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Lockheed Martin Owego wins nearly $30 million Navy order modification

OWEGO, N.Y. — Lockheed Martin Rotary and Mission Systems in Owego has been awarded a more than $29.5 billion firm-fixed-price modification to an order against a previously-issued basic ordering agreement.  This adjustment exercises options to procure 228 Generation 3i/5i mission computers (MCs) (210 for the Navy, 11 for the government of Australia, four for the

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Saab wins $14.6 million Navy contract modification, with most of the work to be done in DeWitt

DeWITT, N.Y. — Saab Inc., was recently awarded a more than $14.6 million modification to a previously awarded U.S. Navy contract to exercise options for fiscal 2023 MK 9 fire-control system development and production efforts.  Work on the firm-fixed-price contract adjustment will be performed in DeWitt (81 percent); Rancho Cordova, California (13 percent); Airmont, New

Lockheed Martin’s Salina plant wins more than $14M Navy contract modification

SALINA, N.Y. — Lockheed Martin Corp.’s (NYSE: LMT) Rotary & Mission Systems facility in suburban Syracuse has recently been awarded a more than $14.4 million adjustment to a previously awarded contract for U.S. Navy systems and associated equipment. Work on the fixed-price, incentive-fee contract modification will be performed at Lockheed sites in the town of

Northland continues its growth track, creating new positions

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Northland Communications, a Central New York–based telecommunications provider, recently announced that it continues to create new positions and add more employees.  Northland Communications says it has consistently grown to meet current and prospective customer growth over the last couple of years. The company is projecting increasing its workforce by an additional 12.5

CenterState CEO seeking applicants for new Syracuse Surge Accelerator

SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Those interested have until the end of May to apply for involvement in CenterState CEO’s Syracuse Surge Accelerator.  Announced April 17, it’s a program that seeks to “address the lack of diversity in the technology industry.”  Specifically, the initiative seeks to empower Black-Indigenous-Persons of Color (BIPOC) entrepreneurs to launch and accelerate new

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