Mercury GSE today announced that the company will be opening a new operations and support facility in the eastern United States in 2024.
“We are thrilled to announce our expansion to the eastern United States in 2024 with the establishment of a new, cutting-edge operations and support facility. This strategic move reflects our commitment to meeting the growing demands of our customers and enhancing our presence in key markets,” said Jason Gendron, Mercury GSE CEO.
Gendron continues, “We believe this expansion will not only allow us to better serve our clients but also provide new opportunities for growth and innovation. We look forward to becoming an integral part of the eastern U.S. aviation landscape and delivering exceptional solutions to our partners in this region.”
This new facility will be Mercury's fourth location joining existing facilities in California in Santa Fe Springs and at the Southern California Logistics Airport in Victorville, as well a location in Texas in the Fort Worth suburb of Saginaw.
More details to come and for more news, updates and more from Mercury GSE, please visit us here on the Mercury website as well as on LinkedIn.
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