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🔒 Electric Boat completes acquisition of Waterford Crystal Mall with Sears store addition

The defense giant — part of General Dynamics — plans to expand its engineering, training and software development work at the site.

🔒 Electric Boat meets with Crystal Mall tenants over transition concerns

EB will start work soon to convert the 780,000-square-foot mall into a new hub for engineering, training and software development.

🔒 General Dynamics says first Electric Boat Columbia class sub is 60% complete

Executives pledge the first boat will be in testing at the Groton shipyard by the end of this year, after significant delays.

Electric Boat acquires majority of Crystal Mall in Waterford

Submarine builder Electric Boat has acquired almost all of the Crystal Mall in Waterford, with plans to expand its engineering, training and software development work at the site.
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🔒 Electric Boat receives $642 million contract modification

Groton shipyard Electric Boat has been awarded a $642 million contract modification from the U.S. military to...

🔒 General Dynamics CEO responds to Navy Sec’s challenge on submarine competition

The CEO of General Dynamics, the parent company of Electric Boat, said this week that the Groton...

Amid buying spree, Electric Boat acquires former Macy’s in Waterford

It’s the latest in a string of real estate acquisitions by the yard in support of Columbia- and Virginia-class submarine production.

Former exec at General Dynamics, Quinnipiac Univ. named CEO of Girl Scouts of CT

An accomplished attorney and human resources executive has been named the new CEO of Girl Scouts of...
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GOP stimulus bill has billions for CT defense contractors in what Dems call a ‘slush fund’

The Senate Republican stimulus plan, called the HEALS Act, would provide billions of dollars to defense contractors operating in Connecticut, including General Dynamics, Lockheed Martin and Raytheon Technologies — companies who have said they would lay off workers if they did not get the money.

🔒 Hartford region can be a leader in Industry 4.0

Times have changed with the advanced-manufacturing industry, creating a wealth of opportunity for Hartford and other areas of Connecticut.
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