Advanced Manufacturing GROWS IN GENESEE
The quality of advanced manufacturing at local companies and in the local workforce is visible in the critical roles served locally.
Heat-transfer equipment used in the U.S. Navy’s modern submarines is produced in Batavia. Next-generation semiconductor manufacturing is made possible by dry pumps made in Alabama. The leading manufacturer of ground water and wastewater removal pumping products is a homegrown Bergen company.
Through engineering talent at major universities and technicians developed in high school programs; and infrastructure developed to serve large users, the capacity for advanced manufacturing growth expands here.
How Does the GCEDC Assist Advanced Manufacturing?
Edwards Vacuum recently selected the Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park in Alabama to grow domestic production of dry pumps critical to semiconductor manufacturing. Edwards Vacuum's Product Company Genesee leverages the GCEDC's investments in site development and workforce development.
“(This facility) will play an important role in helping Edwards meet the semiconudctor industry demand, while supporting our customers across North America and around the world,” said Edwards Vacuum Product Company Genesee General Manager Dan Papsidero.
See how Edwards Vacuum is growing in Genesee County
Sites Ready for Advanced Manufacturing
The Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park in Alabama and the Le Roy Food & Tech Park in Le Roy are sites ready to support the growth of the advanced manufacturing industry. Apple Tree Acres has a facility ready to support the industry.
Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park: 300-acre site available
Le Roy Food & Tech Park : 75-acre greenfield site available
Apple Tree Acres: 15,000 square-foot facility available
