Resonant Sciences Expands Ohio Footprint with $10M Radome Facility, 101 New Jobs
Event summary
- Resonant Sciences is opening a new radome production facility in Greene County, Ohio, creating 101 jobs and $10M in annual payroll.
- The project is supported by a $2.5M grant from JobsOhio's Aerospace and Defense Opportunity Program.
- The facility will focus on radome production and sustainment, co-located with a purpose-built radio frequency testing range.
- Greene County's proximity to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base strengthens its role in the defense supply chain.
The big picture
Resonant Sciences' expansion underscores Ohio's growing importance in the defense sector, particularly in radome and antenna production. The state's strategic investments, coupled with proximity to key military installations, are reinforcing its position as a critical node in the national defense supply chain. This move aligns with broader trends of regional specialization in advanced manufacturing and defense technology.
What we're watching
- Defense Contracting
- How Resonant Sciences' expansion will position it in the competitive defense contracting landscape.
- Government Funding
- Whether JobsOhio's Aerospace and Defense Opportunity Program can sustain similar investments through 2030.
- Supply Chain Dynamics
- The pace at which Ohio can solidify its role as a hub for defense manufacturing and supply chain resilience.