WAYNESBORO, Va. (AP) -- Electronic manufacturing services provider PPI/Time Zero is planning to open a facility in Waynesboro, creating 65 jobs within the next year.
Gov. Bob McDonnell said Monday that the company will invest $1.15 million for the operation. The facility will be located at Solutions Place, a 340,000-square-foot facility owned by Allied Logistics.
New Jersey-based PPI/Time Zero has made aerospace, defense, medical and industrial electronics for about 40 years.
The Virginia Department of Business Assistance is providing funding and services through its Virginia Jobs Investment Program to support the company's recruitment and training activities.
Gov. Bob McDonnell said Monday that the company will invest $1.15 million for the operation. The facility will be located at Solutions Place, a 340,000-square-foot facility owned by Allied Logistics.
New Jersey-based PPI/Time Zero has made aerospace, defense, medical and industrial electronics for about 40 years.
The Virginia Department of Business Assistance is providing funding and services through its Virginia Jobs Investment Program to support the company's recruitment and training activities.