Virginia’s Center for Innovative Technology helps Virginia companies to acquire technology, turn technology into a product and take technology-based products to the market. CIT was instrumental in raising Virginia’s ranking among states from 18th to 6th in the number of patents issued to universities and nonprofit institutions from 1987-1993.
Philip Morris recently announced plans to relocate its Information Technology division to Gateway Centre in Chesterfield County. This division, which supports the company’s manufacturing operations, has been operating in the City of Richmond and will be moving all of its 350 employees to the new facility off Midlothian Turnpike.
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The Specialty Materials business of Honeywell has announced it is expanding production of its Spectra® high modulus polyethylene fiber (HMPE) at its Chesterfield County facility. The $20 million expansion will provide additional capacity to support an emerging increase in the demand for Spectra fiber and Spectra Shield® composites.
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Center for Innovative Technology
Virginia’s Center for Innovative Technology helps Virginia companies to acquire technology, turn technology into a product and take technology-based products to the market. CIT was instrumental in raising Virginia’s ranking among states from 18th to 6th in the number of patents issued to universities and nonprofit institutions from 1987-1993.
Philip Morris
Philip Morris recently announced plans to relocate its Information Technology division to Gateway Centre in Chesterfield County. This division, which supports the company’s manufacturing operations, has been operating in the City of Richmond and will be moving all of its 350 employees to the new facility off Midlothian Turnpike.
Rogar International Receives Business Award
Rogar International Corporation, located in the Oak Lake Business Center, is the Chesterfield County 2001 Small Business of the Year recipient.
Honeywell
The Specialty Materials business of Honeywell has announced it is expanding production of its Spectra® high modulus polyethylene fiber (HMPE) at its Chesterfield County facility. The $20 million expansion will provide additional capacity to support an emerging increase in the demand for Spectra fiber and Spectra Shield® composites.
Haas Technology Center at JTCC
The Haas Technology Center for computer numerical control (CNC) machining has been established at John Tyler Community Colleges’ Chester campus.