Redevelopment Newsletter, Fall 2018
Redevelopment News, Fall 2018 Director’s Report: Redevelopment Effort Continues to Progress at Fast Clip We’re gearing up for another busy autumn at Brunswick Landing. Since the beginning of the year, we’ve…
Mainebiz Fact Book: TechPlace Shared Manufacturing Space Has Everything an Early-stage Technology Business Needs
Entrepreneurs face many hurdles when they decide to take an innovative idea and turn it into a business. Two of the most daunting challenges for startup companies looking to develop…
Mainebiz Fact Book: TechPlace Shared Manufacturing Space Has Everything an Early-stage Technology Business Needs
Entrepreneurs face many hurdles when they decide to take an innovative idea and turn it into a business. Two of the most daunting challenges for startup companies looking to develop…
Clamar Floats Announces Relocation to Brunswick Landing
Clamar Floats, Manufacturer of Composites Aircraft Floats, Moving Operations to Maine; Relocation is Announced at International Seaplane Fly-In Greenville, Maine September 7, 2018. GREENVILLE, Maine — Clair Sceli, founder of…
SteriZign Precision Technologies Prepares for Growth
SteriZign, a TechPlace company that recently moved to a larger space, has set itself up to handle new business and growth. As SteriZign was initiating its manufacturing process, launching its…
Redevelopment News Spring 2018: Employment Approaching 1,700, Five New Companies Open at Brunswick Landing
Redevelopment News, Spring 2018 Executive Director’s Report Redevelopment at Brunswick Landing continues at rapid pace as the long Maine winter concludes. We now have nearly 1,700 people working at former Naval…
TechPlace Composites Layup Facility Nears Completion
Excellent location for fuselage, wings and other advanced materials for aircraft manufacturing. Work continues on the new composites layup facility in TechPlace’s Phase III industrial area. The project is nearly…
Manufacturing Business STARC Systems Grows Out of TechPlace
STARC Systems, one of the original companies to locate at TechPlace in 2015, has successfully grown to need more space than we can provide. STARC Systems has moved their manufacturing…
Composites Lay-Up Facility, New Paint Booth Coming to TechPlace
The Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority (MRRA), TechPlace’s parent company, was awarded $495,165 from the Maine Technology Institute to develop a shared composite lay-up facility and paint booth. With the design…
Latest Redevelopment Statistics Show MRRA Performing at High Level
Twice a year, the Midcoast Regional Redevelopment Authority (MRRA) publishes its dashboard, which is used by staff and the board of trustees to keep track of several key performance indicators. The various…