Engineering firm to buy bomb maker

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Center City-based engineering firm, Day & Zimmerman has made a deal to buy Mason Co. for an undisclosed amount. Day & Zimmerman's purchase of the Kentucky bomb manufacturer, would add nuclear munitions to its business, increasing conventional weaponry and making it a $1.5 billion a year business. The large acquisition will face antitrust watchdogs and the Justice Department who will review the merger of the two companies as both contract heavily with the federal government. While 20-25% of its revenues comes from government contracts, Day & Zimmerman's also contracts with private industries, providing engineering services for petrochemical and bio-tech industries.

Acquisitions & mergers, All Other Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing, Ordnance & Accessories, Mason Company Inc., Day and Zimmermann Inc.

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Moorestown firm wins $31 million Navy contract

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Basic Commerce and Industries Inc. wins Navy contracts. The author examines the services to be provided, other company contracts, and the impact the $31 million contract will have on the local economy.

Engineering services, Company Profile, Basic Commerce and Industries Inc.

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New building materials: framework for future?

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Swemco will use the polysterene blocks, called Blue Maxx, manufactured by AAB Building System Inc., to build its new electronics factory in Philadelphia

ELECTRONIC & OTHER ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT, Electrical & Electronic Equip, Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing, Plastics Material and Resin Manufacturing, Use of materials & supplies, Plastics materials and resins, Polystyrene, Swemco, AAB Building System Inc.

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