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Parachute Maker Rebounds on NASA Work
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AEROSPACE: Irvin now at 160 workers, eyes 225
Santa Ana parachute maker Irvin Aerospace Inc. has seen hack-to-back space contract wins after a falloft in military business.
Earlier this month, the company said it won a contract to make parachutes for NASA's Orion Crew Exploration Vehicle, which is set to replace the space shuttle. The contract is worth $21 million over five years.
In August. Irvin won a contract to work with Rocketplane Kistler. part of Kirkland, Wash.-ba...
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Parachute maker Irvin Aerospace billows in new, larger space
Orange County Business Journal
; Irvin Aerospace Inc., a Hope Mills, N.C.-maker of parachute systems, has more than doubled the space of its Santa Ana marketing and engineering facility with a move into new, nearby digs at 3701 W. Warner Ave. The company made the move to handle an expected spike in demand for parachutes from the
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Irvin shifts HQ from N.C. to OC
Orange County Business Journal
; Parachute maker Irvin Aerospace Inc. has moved its headquarters from North Carolina to Santa Ana, where it already has a production and engineering facility. "It made more sense for us to be in OC, since the engineering was all done here," said David Berry, Irvin's president. "And there is a wealth
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Santa Ana To Hold A Reopening in July
Albuquerque Journal
; ... should look like its old self. Maybe better. This is the good news, that the course has nearly repaired the physical damage. The ... as well. "It did spread, like wildfire," says Martinez of the news of the stricken greens. Staff members at the club have been brutally ...
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Santa Ana Needs a Good Spin Doctor
Albuquerque Journal
; ... should look like its old self. Maybe better. This is the good news, that the course has nearly repaired the physical damage. The ... as well. "It did spread, like wildfire," says Martinez of the news of the stricken greens. Staff at the club have been brutally ...
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Santa Ana Not Done With Boxing
Albuquerque Journal
; * Pueblo needs big names to keep seats filled The events center at Santa Ana Star Casino has been awfully quiet these last few months. There hasn't been a concert at Santa Ana since February. There hasn't been a boxing card staged there since just after Labor Day. But despite this low profile the
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