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Curtiss-Wright’s[2] dated October 29, 2026 release says it “today announced a $30 million capital investment”. This dates the announcement, not an unannounced construction or opening milestone.
Official technical context for the Round Rock business; not evidence of realized additional capacity.[1]
Archival company photo provenance; not an image of expansion construction.[1]
Independent POWER coverage distinguishes the Round Rock project from other nuclear manufacturing capacity and potential orders.[1]
Opened in owner Chrome; confirms that headcount and construction timing were not disclosed.[1]
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“although the company did not disclose the number of anticipated new positions or a construction completion timeline.”
Planned: more pressure and temperature sensor manufacturing capacity, with space for radiation-monitoring development.
“pressure and temperature sensor product lines”
“although the company did not disclose the number of anticipated new positions or a construction completion timeline.”
