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Article by Michael Overall for The Tulsa World Starting out as an ammunition plant during World War II, the MidAmerica Industrial Park has always been about manufacturing. And it still
Governor Mary Fallin and Valkyrie Systems Aerospace (VSA) announced a partnership between the state of Oklahoma and the company. The partnership will ultimately accommodate manufacturing facilities, as well as flight
Alorica Inc., the largest customer service provider in the U.S., announced that its Tulsa site will be adding 300 new full-time jobs through the end of the year. The 300
Article by Gary Daughters for Site Selection Magazine When California-based Kratos Defense and Security Solutions announced plans for a major expansion in Oklahoma City, the head of the company’s drone
CACI International Inc celebrated the opening of its Shared Services Center (SSC) in Oklahoma City. By locating its SSC in Oklahoma City, CACI is expanding its current business and employee
Article by Steve Lackmeyer for The Oklahoman Plans are finalized and developers are set to start construction later this year on a $40 million headquarters that will be home to
LocateOK.com is an online map and data tool provided by the Oklahoma Department of Commerce. Primarily designed to promote Oklahoma’s available buildings and sites to businesses looking for expansion locations,
Article by Brian Brus for The Journal Record Traveler numbers are soaring into the summer at Will Rogers World Airport at a rate of more than 10 percent greater than
Amazon has announced that it will construct two new fulfillment centers in Oklahoma – one in Oklahoma City and the other in Tulsa. The 640,000-square-foot facilities are expected to employ
Oklahoma City and Tulsa are making significant progress on quality of life amenities. The cities are Oklahoma’s two largest metropolitan areas and have seen significant growth—economically, culturally and socially. Roy