State issues $600,000 in grants for additive manufacturing technology
Governor Ned Lamont announced on the morning of May 1 that Connecticut is providing six businesses with $100,000 grants to
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Governor Ned Lamont announced on the morning of May 1 that Connecticut is providing six businesses with $100,000 grants to
Connecticut manufacturers seeking to explore new technologies and train their staff to use them can make use of the Manufacturing Voucher Program (MVP) which opened its latest round of grant applications on Dec. 1.
After nearly 15 years with aerospace giant General Electric, Brittany Isherwood had gotten adept at understanding industry trends. So, when she transitioned to Farmington-based Burke Aerospace, a family-owned supply chain company that provides electric discharge machining and milling services for the aerospace, industrial gas turbines, and defense industries, she knew the company would need to upgrade its technology.