Business Alabama Magazine

Northrop Grumman, which has a significant presence in Huntsville, has received a $21 million contract from the U.S. Army.

The multiple federal grants through the National Park Service will help to preserve and repair two civil rights sites in Montgomery.

The deepening of the Mobile Ship Channel, completed a year ago, helped drive a 20% increase in revenue over last year.

Sanders Aviation worked with JSU to develop the four-year degree program and purchased three new planes for student training.

The River Clay Fine Arts Festival’s presenting sponsor is sending pallets of recycled post-industrial plastics into high school art rooms this fall. The finished work will be judged and awarded during festival weekend in downtown Decatur, October 24 and 25.

Southern Research has received an $8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to build the Translational Hub for Research, Innovation, Validation and Excellence.

Kontron has begun U.S. production of its rugged VX307H 3U VPX compute platform at its Nextek facility in Huntsville.

The company plans to produce its counter-drone Slinger in Alabama.

Industry website Thomasnet is reporting that Hyundai plans to add 500,000 vehicles per year to its North American production capacity.

Buffalo Rock Co. has opened its renovated Oxmoor Campus, a project that includes the addition of in-house blow molding capabilities.