Resolute Industrial Holdings, LLC has acquired American Equipment Group (AEG), which includes American Spot Cooling and American Power Rental. Terms were not disclosed.

ICU Medical, Inc. has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Pursuit Vascular, Inc. for $75 million upfront, with a potential earn-out payment in 2021. Pursuit Vascular makes the ClearGuard HD cap for hemodialysis catheters.

IMCD N.V. announced the completion of the integration of HORN, acquired in August 2018, into its IMCD US operations, establishing a national US footprint with 375 employees, five labs, and more than 20 warehouses.

Gemma Power Systems was awarded a contract for a planned combined-cycle facility that will include a GE 7HA.02 combustion turbine generator with a heat recovery steam generator.

Liebherr Container Cranes delivered three rubber-tyred gantry cranes to CSX Intermodal Terminals, with two going to Bedford Park in Chicago and one to Worcester, Massachusetts.

Dajcor Aluminum Ltd. began a $19.6 million renovation of a former facility in Perry County, Kentucky, for its first U.S. manufacturing plant, expected to create 265 jobs. Production may begin by year-end 2019, with renovation completion in February 2020.

Stryker announced a definitive agreement to acquire all outstanding shares of Wright Medical for $30.75 per share, total equity value of about $4.0 billion and enterprise value of about $5.4 billion.

Cottonwood Venture Partners-backed SitePro agreed to acquire Integrated Control Solutions, an oilfield automation provider. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Johnson Controls announced it acquired Synchrony, a Roanoke, Virginia developer of active magnetic bearing technology, from Siemens Gas and Power. The deal closed November 1, 2019 and will improve its centrifugal chiller products.

Sabert Corporation agreed to acquire LBP Manufacturing LLC, a Chicago-based maker of paper-based foodservice packaging with plants in the U.S., Poland and China. Sabert's annual sales will exceed $900 million after the deal.

The Legacy Companies completed the acquisition of EdgeCraft Corporation, manufacturer of the Chef'sChoice brand, based in Avondale, Pennsylvania. Chef'sChoice will remain headquartered in Avondale.

Hitchiner Manufacturing opened a new 85,000-square-foot manufacturing building on its Elm Street Campus in Milford, New Hampshire, representing a $50 million capital investment. The first group of 30 employees began working there in November 2019.

FLIR Systems was awarded a five-year production contract worth up to $109 million by the US Army's Common Robotic System-Heavy (CRS-H) programme to build over 350 Kobra unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) for explosive ordnance disposal units.

HAHN Group, a German automation firm, acquired REI Automation, a South Carolina-based industrial automation integrator focused on medical, electronics and consumer goods industries. Financial terms were not disclosed.

NioCorp selected Cementation USA as lead EPC contractor for underground aspects of the proposed Elk Creek superalloy material project in Nebraska, and engaged The Nordmin Group for engineering services.

Mission Critical Electronics (MCE) announced its acquisition of Purkeys Fleet Electric, a North American leader in electric power solutions for truck fleets. Financial details were not disclosed.

Spark Power Group Inc. announced the acquisition of One Wind Services Inc. and One Wind Services (US), Inc. for guaranteed proceeds on closing of C$13.0M and post-closing contingent proceeds of up to C$4.0M. One Wind specializes in renewable energy O&M and construction services.

Taylor Northwest, a heavy civil construction contractor based in Bend, Oregon, announced it will be acquired by ALM Holding Company, a Midwest construction and energy firm. Taylor Northwest will continue to operate as a locally managed company.

Novus Advanced Mfg. announced a $2 million expansion at its manufacturing facility in St. Joseph, Tennessee, expected to create 174 jobs over five years.

ACS broke ground on a new 48,000-square-foot headquarters in Verona, Wisconsin, combining office and manufacturing space for increased capacity in fabrication and assembly.

Clarke Energy acquired TEB Energy Business in Romania and Genelco Power Systems in Greece, adding 38 employees and expanding its reach to 27 countries.

Haugland Group LLC acquired the assets of Eastern Utilities Contracting Corporation, a Long Island-based pipeline and utility construction company. A new division, Eastern Utilities Services LLC, was established.

Ingersoll Machine Tools won a $135 million contract to build the steel structure of the Giant Magellan Telescope. The telescope will be manufactured in Rockford, Illinois and installed in Chile, with delivery expected in 2025 and full operation by 2028.

ITOCHU Corporation and its subsidiary IPC (USA), Inc. sold IPC's U.S. wholesale petroleum distribution business to TACenergy, a division of The Arnold Companies. IPC markets over one billion gallons of petroleum products annually across approximately 30 states.

The Naval Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division awarded contracts to Intel, Xilinx, Northrop Grumman, GE Research, Keysight Technologies, and Qorvo Texas for the initial phase of the SHIP microelectronics development project.

Univar Solutions was appointed by BASF as the exclusive authorized distributor for amine catalysts throughout the United States.

HELLER Machine Tools has partnered with Ellison Technologies, as announced on November 1, 2019. The partnership likely involves distribution or collaboration in machine tool sales.

Modern Dispersions is undertaking production capacity expansions at two of its manufacturing facilities to significantly increase production capabilities for engineered compounds and masterbatches.

SupplyOne Plastics installed a new GN800 high-speed form/cut/stack thermoformer from GN Thermoforming Equipment as part of a $1.5 million expansion plan that also included plant upgrades and 59,000 ft² of warehouse space. The new machine has generated $1-1.5 million in new business.

Aptar announced the acquisition of Noble International, a company specializing in training devices and patient onboarding for drug delivery devices including inhalers. The acquisition expands Aptar's pharmaceutical services portfolio.

Brickworks Building Products acquired Redland Brick, a US brick manufacturer, for US$35 million upfront and up to US$13 million in deferred payments. The acquisition includes five production lines across four sites in Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Virginia with a total capacity of 250 million bricks per year.

SELIT North America opened its second US production site in Commerce, Georgia, in November 2019, with two polystyrene extrusion lines and an on-site foam recycling department. Two more extrusion lines are planned for the end of 2021.

United Soft Plastics has opened a new 4,500-tonne thermoplastic elastomer compounding facility in Houston, Texas, complementing its Lawrenceville, Georgia plant. The site is expected to create up to 25 production jobs.

Fortive Corporation acquired Censis Technologies, Inc. from Riverside Partners, LLC on October 31, 2019. The acquisition was part of a larger $1.2 billion purchase of four businesses.

Northwest Pipe Company was selected by Oscar Renda Contracting to supply steel pipe for Reaches 4C through 8 of the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project in New Mexico. The company will manufacture over 7,300 tons of pipe.

Entergy Mississippi closed its purchase of the 810-megawatt Choctaw County Generating Station, a combined-cycle natural gas turbine plant in French Camp, Mississippi, for $314 million. The plant will employ 27 people.

Bactiguard entered into an exclusive global license agreement with Zimmer Biomet to use Bactiguard's infection prevention coating on orthopedic trauma implants. The agreement includes a $3 million upfront payment and up to $2 million in contingent payments plus royalties.

SP Industries, a Harbour Group company, acquired i-Dositecno, a global provider of sterile filling lines for pharmaceutical, cosmetic and ophthalmic applications. Terms were not disclosed.

Canon Inc. acquired a 70% ownership interest in Quality Electrodynamics (QED), a diagnostic imaging company specializing in RF coils for MRI equipment. QED will retain its name and location in Mayfield Village, Ohio.

MHS opened its expanded global headquarters in Mt. Washington, Kentucky, doubling the facility to over 400,000 square feet. The $20 million investment includes hiring 300 new employees and is supported by up to $2.65 million in state tax incentives.

Corteva announced a $145 million capital investment in its Midland, Michigan manufacturing facility to expand global Spinosyns capacity by 30%. The expansion will increase production of Spinetoram and Spinosad natural insecticides.

Lockheed Martin received a $25 million initial contract from the U.S. government for engineering and manufacturing development of the GPS Spatial Temporal Anti-Jam Receiver (GSTAR) system for integration into the F-35 Block 4 modernization.

Wilsonart Engineered Surfaces announced a definitive agreement to sell its Wilsonart Asia business to Aica Kogyo Co. and Development Bank of Japan for $150 million. The transaction is expected to close in Q4 2019.

The Rockwall Economic Development Corporation announced that Xerxes Corporation will open a new manufacturing location in Rockwall, Texas, dated July 22, 2024.

The Rockwall Economic Development Corporation announced a 346,000 square foot expansion of Pratt Industries in the Rockwall Technology Park, Texas, dated June 11, 2026 on the page.

Polamer Precision announced its intention to purchase 27 acres in New Britain's business park to build three additional facilities totaling 600,000 square feet of manufacturing space, adding 460 jobs over seven years. The expansion is driven by a new contract with Rolls Royce.

Private equity firm New Water Capital announced a significant investment in the Electronics Manufacturing Services sector by recapitalizing DataED and Bestronics, two Tier III manufacturers of printed circuit board assemblies and box builds.

Fifty-Ten-Yankee, LLC has agreed to acquire all assets of Soloy Aviation Solutions from Soloy, LLC, including supplemental type certificates and intellectual property. The new ownership will relocate to Olympia Airport.

Novelis broke ground on a $36 million investment to expand and upgrade recycling capacity at its Greensboro, Georgia facility, including new scrap recycling equipment and a baghouse. The project is expected to be completed by fall 2021.

Clayton, Dubilier & Rice (CD&R) will acquire Anixter International, a distributor of network, electrical and utility solutions, in an all-cash deal valued at approximately $3.8 billion. Anixter shareholders will receive $81.00 per share.