Commercial general contractor Forge Construction plans to relocate and expand its operations in Kansas City, Missouri. The more than $2.9 million project is expected to create approximately 20 jobs.
Defense technology company GRVTY plans to establish operations in Tysons, Virginia. The $8 million project is expected to create 200 jobs.
IT solutions firm Provalus plans to expand its operations in West Plains, Missouri. The $1 million project is expected to create 200 jobs over the next five years.
Master’s Transportation, a provider of commercial buses and vans, has established operations in Kansas City, Missouri. The project is expected to create 355 jobs.
Acculevel, Inc., a foundation repair and basement waterproofing company, plans to establish operations in Kennett, Sarcoxie, and Smithville, Missouri. The $8.7 million project is expected to create 41 jobs.
Press Room Equipment, a manufacturer of press feeding and coil handling equipment, plans to expand its operations in Springfield, Missouri. The $6.5 million project is expected to create ten jobs.
Triad Manufacturing, a provider of custom retail displays and store fixtures, plans to expand its operations in St. Louis, Missouri. The $1.78 million project is expected to create 32 jobs.
Aerospace startup AJG Aerospace plans to establish operations in Oakland County, Michigan. The approximately $34 million project is expected to create 125 jobs.
CAM Construction Services, a company specializing in custom cabinetry, plans to establish manufacturing operations in Glasgow, Missouri. The $925,000 project is expected to create 30 jobs.
Four States Bank, a new bank charter, established headquarters operations in Carthage, Missouri. The more than $1.1 million project is expected to create 27 jobs.
CSI Leasing, Inc., an independent equipment leasing company, plans to relocate and expand its global headquarters in Weldon Spring, Missouri. The project is expected to create 25 jobs.
WLX | Western Logistics Express, an asset-backed supply chain management organization, plans to relocate and expand its operations in Kansas City, Missouri, The project is expected to create 76 jobs.
Healthcare technology company Paytient Technologies plans to expand its operations in Columbia, Missouri. The project is expected to create 32 jobs.
TCARE, a company providing enterprise technology that helps employers and insurers reduce caregiver burnout, plans to relocate and expand operations in St. Louis, Missouri. The project is expected to create 20 jobs.
Nationwide Transport plans to establish operations in La Grange, Missouri. The $5.2 million project is expected to create seven jobs.
Eastern Airlines, a domestic and international cargo airline, plans to establish its new headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri. The more than $4.7 million project is expected to create 165 jobs.
LEADER Worldwide, a ground travel management and logistics company, plans to expand its operations in Kansas City, Missouri. The $3.2 million project is expected to create 59 jobs.
Hart, Inc., a healthcare data transformation company, plans to establish operations in Kansas City, Missouri. The project is expected to create 35 jobs.
Germany-based Frogfish Corp., a security company specializing in surveillance cameras and other safety products, plans to establish its first North American facility in St. Louis, Missouri. The project is expected to create 20 jobs.
Specialty Risk Insurance, a full-service agribusiness and commercial insurance agency, plans to relocate and expand operations in Carthage, Missouri. The $5.3 million project is expected to create 21 jobs over the next six years.
Clayco, a full-service, turnkey real estate, architecture, engineering, design-build and construction firm, plans to relocate and expand its operations in St. Louis, Missouri. The $50 million project is expected to create 400 jobs over the coming years.
Ireland-based Felixvet, a manufacturer of generic pharmaceuticals in the companion animal industry, plans to establish its North American headquarters in Briarcliff, Missouri.
Vroom Solar, a solar energy startup company, will establish operations in Springfield, Missouri. The $2.4 million project is expected to create 35 jobs.
Veeva Systems, a global leader in cloud software for the life sciences industry, will establish operations in Kansas City, Missouri. The project is expected to create 100 jobs over the next five years.
EquipmentShare, a company providing digital solutions for construction, will expand its headquarters and operations center in Columbia, Missouri. The $100 million project is expected to create 55 jobs.
Cooperative Response, a nationwide contact and alarm monitoring center, will open a new facility in Kirksville, Missouri. The $1 million project is expected to create more than 87 jobs.
CoffeeTree Group, a technology services company, will establish a new technical delivery center in Marceline, Missouri. The $100,000 project is expected to create 50 new jobs.
Deli Star Corporation, a family-owned manufacturer of prepared meal proteins and deli solutions, will invest more than $99 million to locate its new headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri. The project is expected to create 475 jobs.
Advocado, an advertising technology and real-time TV ad insights platform, will add more than 100 high-paying jobs in St. Louis, Missouri. The company began in 2017 as a startup with just seven employees.
DigiCan Printing, a manufacturer specializing in custom beverage cans, will invest more than $8.6 million to establish its U.S. headquarters in St. Charles, Missouri.
Accenture Federal Services, a subsidiary of Accenture, plans to open an Advanced Technology Center in St. Louis, Missouri. The facility will provide U.S. federal government agencies with digital, cloud, automation, artificial intelligence and cyber solutions.
Marketing company goBRANDgo! has planned a $2 million expansion to create a not-for-profit facility, Conflux Co-Learning, in St. Louis, Missouri.
Three companies are expanding with plans to create 388 new jobs and invest a projected $4.9 million in Kansas City, Missouri.
Safety National Casualty Corporation, a leading specialty insurance and reinsurance provider started construction on its 145,000 square foot expansion to their corporate headquarters at 1832 Schuetz Road in Maryland Heights, Missouri.
Bunge Limited, a leader in agriculture, food and ingredients, is relocating its global headquarters to metro St. Louis, Missouri.
Bayer’s North American Crop Science Division will invest $164 million to expand and relocate 500 new, high-paying jobs to Creve Coeur, Missouri.
The Kansas City region will become the new home of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service and National Institute of Food and Agriculture.
Cosmos Corporation, a pet product manufacturer currently located in Wentzville will break ground on its new headquarters in O’Fallon, Missouri.
Conexon, a professional consulting company that works exclusively with electric cooperatives to bring fiber to the home in rural communities, established its headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri.
Animal health tech company Scollar, Inc., plans to relocate its headquarters from Silicon Valley to Kansas City, Missouri.
Cosmos Corporation, a pet care manufacturing company, plans to expand its world headquarters in O’Fallon, Missouri.
Lingerfelt CommonWealth Partners, a Richmond, Virginia-based commercial real estate investment firm, in a joint venture with CrossHarbor Capital Partners, a Boston, Massachusetts-based commercial real estate investment firm, expanded into the downtown Kansas City, Missouri, with the acquisition of the 28-story, Class A office tower in the Crown Center district at 2345 Grand Boulevard.
TrialCard, technology-enabled pharmaceutical solutions company, will open a new a 23,000-sq.-ft. contact center at the Kansas City Business Centre in Kansas City, Missouri. The company plans to create 225 jobs.
Five companies are expanding in The Show Me State, with plans to create 272 new jobs at a total capital investment of $32,175,000, bolstered by Missouri Department of Economic Development incentives.
Russell Cellular, a wireless communications service company, plans to build a new 40,000 sq. ft. corporate headquarters facility in Battlefield, Missouri, with plans to create 135 jobs in the region.
Hexa Ingenieros, a Spanish engineering services company focused on designing and implementing automation process control and industrial computing services, is entering the U.S. marketplace and establishing its U.S. headquarters at the Cambridge Innovation Center in St. Louis, Missouri.
Centro de Tecnologia Canavieira, the world’s largest sugarcane technology company headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, selected St. Louis, Missouri, for its North American research headquarters.
BH North America Corporation, a Spain-based fitness equipment, bicycle and garage cabinetry company, is relocating its US headquarters to St. Charles, Missouri, with plans to add 50 new jobs to the region.
Save-A-Lot will begin construction on its new corporate headquarters at the Crossings at Northwest in St. Ann, Missouri.
Cenlar FSB, who services mortgage loans, has opened their first office in O’Fallon, Missouri. The company plans to grow its employee base up to 500 by year end 2018.
Apple is undertaking a new set of investments to build on its commitment to support the American economy and its workforce, which includes breaking ground on a new facility in downtown Reno, Nevada, which will support its existing facilities.
Automated Technology Company, a startup who works in building automation, opened its new location in Joplin, Missouri, with plans to create 130 new jobs.
Beckwood Press Company, a leading manufacturer of custom hydraulic presses, automation systems, and the Triform line of precision forming equipment, will transition their corporate headquarters to a 55,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art facility in the new
A manufacturer of animal health lasers and rehabilitation products, Companion Animal Health, will open a regional office and training center at 657 SE Bailey Road in Lee’s Summit, Missouri.
Chameleon Integrated Services, an IT staffing company, has created nine new full-time jobs at its headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, with plans to add more than 60 additional jobs in the next few years.
One Call Care Management, a leading provider of workers’ compensation care management services, selected the Springfield, Missouri to expand its operations.
NovaCopy, a full-service provider of office technology, 3D Printing and IT services, broke ground on its new, $900,000, 8,000 sq. ft. production and operations center in Malden, Mo, 187 miles south of St. Louis near the Arkansas Border.
DST, a leading global technology, strategic advisory, and operations outsourcing company, is expanding in Kansas City, Missouri, with plans to create 415 new jobs.
Alpha Energy and Electric, Inc., DBA Alpha General Contracting, an Engineering, Procurement and Construction Company, will locate its World Headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri, with plans to create more than 50 new jobs in the next five years.
Code Koalas, a website design and development agency, is expanding its operations center in Kansas City, Missouri. The tech company plans to create 88 new jobs during the next five years with a variety of positions including development, project management, design and more.
AutoAlert, the industry’s leading data-mining and trade-cycle management platform, plans to move the company’s headquarters to Kansas City, Missouri, and create hundreds of additional high-paying jobs in the future.
Israel-based Atomation, a tech company that develops and creates smart objects, will move its headquarters from Israel to St. Louis, Missouri. The company plans on creating 20 jobs, in sales and business development.
AgIdea, a contract research and development (R&D) company based in Argentina, is expanding after selecting the Helix Center Biotech Incubator in St. Louis, Missouri, as the home of its North American headquarters.
Two developers in downtown Kansas City, Missouri, will utilize a combined $3M in PACE financing to upgrade the historic Brookfield Building at 101 W. 11th Street and a former warehouse at 1721 Walnut Street.
One of the world’s premier biopharmaceutical companies, Pfizer Inc. will lease a new, $200 million, state-of-the-art production and operations center in Chesterfield, Missouri, with plans to create 80 jobs in the western suburb of St. Louis.
Civil engineering firm TREKK Design Group is more than doubling the size of its facilities in Kansas City, Missouri, with a move to its newly renovated, 16,300-sqare-foot headquarters.
A company that supplies software, products and services to the building components industry, MiTek Industries, invested $16 million to expanded its operations center in Chesterfield, Missouri.
Solid Gold Pet, America’s first holistic pet food brand, opened its new corporate headquarters in Chesterfield, Missouri, and increases its operations team.
In mid-July, PwC released its Q2 2016 Manufacturing Barometer, which surveyed senior executives at U.S.-based industrial manufacturing firms to determine their assessment of the direction of the nation’s economy, as well as their projections for thei
Virgin Mobile USA announced today that it has selected Kansas City, Missouri, for the company’s new headquarters as it re-launches its brand under Sprint. The company plans to hire a wide range of 50 positions by the end of this year.
Roll On Industries, an asset-based logistics provider of transportation, fulfillment, and warehousing services for commercial customers, is expanding its operational headquarters in Parkville, Missouri, with plans to add over 60 associates.
Burns & McDonnell opened its new four-story, 310,000 square foot anchor building, on a 17.5-acre site adjacent to its famed Ward Parkway corridor in Kansas City, Missouri.
Israeli genomics company NRGene, a leading genomic big data company, will locate its U.S. headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri. NRGene, develops advanced computational tools and cutting-edge algorithmic models to facilitate optimal trait discovery and selection for seed companies, animal breeders, and academia.
Thomson Reuters, a major multinational business information and media firm, will expand its presence at its Creve Coeur campus in St. Louis, Missouri, which is currently home to a staff of approximately 600.
AAIPharma Services Corp. / Cambridge Major Laboratories, Inc., will invest $10.7 million to move its St. Louis, Missouri, headquarters to a new location in the city’s Cortex Innovation Community. The company plans to add 30 employees in the next five years to bring its full-time head count to about 110 associates.
Multivac, a global leader in packaging solutions for food, medical, consumer and industrial products based in Germany, will undergo a $6.9 million expansion of its U.S. headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri, where it expects to create up to 50 new jo
Edison Agrosciences, an agriculture-technology company, will move its headquarters to St. Louis, Missouri, where it will create at least a half-dozen new jobs and strengthen St. Louis’s reputation as a hub for entrepreneurship and innovation.
Vinuity, an IT services company, is adding 50 jobs over the next three years in Cape Girardeau, Missouri. The new jobs will be based out of the Douglas C. Green Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship on the Southeast Missouri State University campus.
Charter Communications, a leading broadband communications company and the fourth-largest cable operator in the United States, opened its newest, state-of-the-art customer operations call center in St. Ann, Missouri.
Indian AgTech company’s Lacgene Technologies is establishing its U.S. headquarters at the Helix Center Biotech Incubator in St. Louis, Missouri. The U.S. business will operate under the name Blue Orb Solutions.
World Wide Technology began construction of its new global headquarters in Westport Plaza, a 42-acre commercial development center located in Maryland Heights, Missouri, a west-central suburb of St. Louis.
Unite Private Networks, a provider of high-bandwidth, fiber-based, communications networks and services, is expanding its headquarters to a 15,000-square-foot operations center at the 500,000-square-foot Zona Rosa mixed-use tech hub and urban center in Kansas City, Missouri.
MMC Contractors National Inc., a Kansas City, Missouri, company that specializes in building large and complex projects, is creating 42 new high-paying jobs as a result of a more than $3 million expansion.
KPMG, a national audit, tax advisory firm, will expand its office in downtown St. Louis, Missouri, creating 175 new information technology jobs in the next three years.
Global technology company Square opened its office complex in St. Louis, Missouri’s Cortex Innovation Community, an innovation hub for development, tech and bioscience research, with plans to create 200 new jobs over the next five years.
Israeli biotechnology company Evogene will establish its U.S. headquarters at the Bio-Research & Development Growth Park in St. Louis, Missouri. Evogene’s expansion includes a $1 million capital investment and is expected to create 15 new high-paying jobs in the next three years.
National Medical Billing Services will invest $213,000 to open a new facility in Cuba, Missouri. The expansion project will create 11 new jobs, with the possibility for significant further job creation over the next few years.
Israeli agtech company Forrest Innovations selected St. Louis, Missouri as the location of its U.S. headquarters, BioSTL, the St. Louis organization advancing regional prosperity by cultivating the bioscience and innovation ecosystem, reported.
Seventh Wave, a consulting-based contract research organization for the pharmaceutical and medical device industry, will expand its presence in St. Louis, Missouri, by building a 50,000 sq. ft. facility. The company’s $11 million expansion is associated with the expected creation of 42 jobs over the next six years.
The Pet, Home & Garden division of Spectrum Brands will invest $1 million to expand its headquarters and relocate to St. Louis, Missouri, creating 45 jobs in the region.
Bandura, a producer of the U.S. Defense-tested PoliWall cyber security technology, is establishing its headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri, at the Cambrigdge Innovation Center within the Cortex Innovation Community.
Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, announced today the relocation of its Global Services Center and several corporate departments to Kansas City, Missouri.
A tech company that creates custom interactive technology, The Nerdery will expand its operations center by relocating to a larger facility in the historic Western Union Building at 100 E. 7th St., with plans to add 100 new associates to its current staff of 33 over the next five years.
Sungevity, Inc., a global provider of residential solar services, selected Kansas City, Missouri, as the location for the company’s new sales and service center.
XPO Logistics opened its new $1.2 million freight brokerage office in Kansas City, Missouri, with plans to create up to 125 new jobs in The Show-Me-State.
SKF will construct a $34.2 million state-of-the-art manufacturing facility for industrial lubrication systems in NorthPark, a joint development located adjacent to Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in north St. Louis County, Missouri.
Schütz Container Systems, Inc., a German-based packaging company with locations worldwide will locate in St. Joseph, Missouri. The firm is purchasing the shell building, on 7 acres in Eastowne Business Park. It is also purchasing the 6.25 acres west of the building for future expansion. The company will invest about $20 million in building improvements and equipment. The company will eventually employ 50 people.
Boeing will expand its current composites facility and begin producing parts for the 777X program in 2017, with plans to create 700 jobs in St. Louis, Missouri.
Custom Truck & Equipment is expanding its national headquarters in Kansas City, Missouri, adding two new structures totaling 186,000 square feet. The expansion project, which is scheduled to be completed by June of next year, includes a $7,050,000 capital investment and is expected to create 43 new jobs.
Ford Motor Company plans to add a second shift and 1,200 employees at its Kansas City, Missouri, Assembly Plant to build the all-new Ford Transit van, previously manufactured exclusively overseas.
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