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NATIONAL SECURITYNational Security-related industries employover 61,000 Hoosiers with ACTIVEmilitary installations, including CampAtterbury, Muscatatuck Urban TrainingCenter, Grissom Air Reserve Base and NSWCCrane
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AAA Bond Rating – Best in HistoryOne of 9 States with top bond rating from all three major credit ratingagencies4
Best in Midwest for Low TaxesFirst in the Midwest and 12th nationally (up from 14th in 2008) Illinois (30th), Kentucky (20th), Michigan (17th), Ohio(47th)5September, 2009
One of nation’s lowest businesstax & regulation statesA Midwest leader and 4TH nationallySource: Enterprising States by the U.S. Chamberof Commerce and National Chamber FoundationMay 2010
INDIANA is WITHINA ONE-DAY DRIVE of%80OFTHEU.S.POPULATION
Indiana’s logistics industry employs over250,000 workers & moves more than720 MILLION TONSof freight annually.
INDIANA has 11,000TOTALHIGHWAYMILESand is intersected by eight interstate highways- more than any other state in the nation.
4476COLLEGESAND UNIVERSITIEStotalingcampuses around the state 15 four-year campuses 25 two-year campuses 36 private campusesINDIANA IS HOME TO LEADING RESEARCH UNIVERSITIESINDIANA UNIVERSITYPURDUE UNIVERSITYROSE-HULMANUNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME
In-Sourcing JobsMore than 17,400new jobs & 8 billionin new investmentfrom FDI since 2005Second in the nationper capita forattractionof jobs through FDI(2009 IBM GlobalLocation Trends )11
Job Commitments 7200820092010 As of 8/9/201012
New Investment Year-to-Date 4,500,000,000 4,000,000,000 3,500,000,000 3.83B 3,000,000,000 2.99B 2.74B 2,500,000,000 2,000,000,000 2.18B 1,500,000,000 1,000,000,000 1.04B 500,000,000 020062007200820092010 9/21/2010Confidential - DraftAs of 8/9/201013
Project Volume 7200820092010 9/21/2010Confidential - DraftAs of 8/9/201014
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CompetitiveConsolidations 62 Consolidations 10,065 Job Commitments 14,284 Jobs Retained* 348M in CommittedCapital Investment01/01/09 – 08/3/10Source: Indiana Economic Development Corporation
Consolidating into Indiana39434442932421/1/2009 – 8/3/2010Source: Indiana Economic Development Corporation18
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES: MIDWEST1. Wright Patterson AFB(2 hr. 12 min. drive time from Indy)One of the largest, most diverse, and organizationallycomplex bases in the Air Force.2. Defense Supply Center(3 hr. 8 min. drive time from Indy)One of 3 inventory control points of the DefenseLogistics Agency (DLA).3. Ft. Knox(2 hr. 41 min. drive time from Indy)Army Human Resource Command. Approximately3,400 personnel stationed at Ft. Hood will berelocated to Ft. Knox due to BRAC.4. Ft. Campbell(5 hr. 45 min. drive time from Indy)101st Airborne Division (only Air Assault division in the world).
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES: MIDWEST5. Rock Island Arsenal(5 hr. 18 min. drive time from Indy)1st Army Headquarters and Munitions Command.6. Scott AFB(4 hr. 23 min. drive time from Indy)US Transportation Command, US Army SurfaceDeployment and Distribution Command,Air Mobility Command. Eighteenth Air Force.7. Naval Station Great Lakes(3 hr. 47 min. drive time from Indy)Navy’s Headquarters Commandfor Training.8. TACOM(5 hr. 12 min. drive time from Indy)As partners with the Army’s ProgramExecutive Offices, TACOM is one of theArmy’s largest weapons systems research,development, and sustainment organizationsat the forefront of the Army’s transformationto a lighter, more lethal, and survivable force.
Notable Research Labsin the Midwest Department of Energy Laboratories– Argonne National Laboratory– Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory NASA– Glenn Research Center in Ohio. TACOM– Tank Automotive Research, Development and Engineering. Naval Station Great Lakes– Center for: Surface Combat Systems, Naval Engineering, EOD andDrive, Naval Leadership, Personal Development, and Service Support. Wright Patterson Air Force Base is home to:the Major USAF Medical CenterAir Force Institute of TechnologySensors Center of Excellencethe HQ for the Aeronautical Systems Center and the Air ForceResearch Laboratory– Propulsion Directorate––––
GOVERNMENT FACILITIES: INDIANA1. Camp Atterbury2. Muscatatuck UrbanTraining Center3. Crane, Naval Support Center4. International Hulman Field5. Grissom Air Reserve Base6. Fort Wayne InternationalAirport Air Guard Station7. Indiana ArmyAmmunition Plant8. Defense Finance andAccounting ServicesNote: Lines in the map are interstates
Major Indiana Contractors1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10.AM General – South Bend, INRolls Royce – Indianapolis, INSAIC – Crane, INITT – Fort Wayne, INGeneral Dynamics – Fort Wayne, INNorthrop Grumman – Fort Wayne, INBAE – Fort Wayne, INCummins – Columbus, INGE Defense – Cincinnati, OHBabcock & Wilcox – Mt. Vernon, IN10
Tools:21 FundTax CreditsTraining GrantsSite Selection ToolsOmbudsman ServicesIndiana Supplier Insight(Conexus)
Chad PittmanExecutive Vice-PresidentIndiana Economic Development Corp.(317) 233-4459cpittman@iedc.in.gov
Major Indiana Contractors 1. AM General –South Bend, IN 2. Rolls Royce –Indianapolis, IN 3. SAIC –Crane, IN 4. ITT –Fort Wayne, IN 5. General Dynamics –Fort Wayne, IN 6. Northrop Grumman –Fort Wayne, IN 7. BAE –Fort Wayne, IN 8. Cummins –Columbus, IN 9. GE Defense –Cincinnati, OH 10. Babcock & Wilcox
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The National Security Act of 1947 – July 26, 1947 Public Law 253, 80th Congress; Chapter 343, 1st Session; S. 758. AN ACT To promote the national security by providing for a Secretary of Defense; for a National Military Establishment; for a Department of the Army, a File Size: 242KBPage Count: 17Explore furtherNational Security Act of 1947 - dni.govwww.dni.gov1947 -- The National Security Act of 1947 Air Force .www.afhistory.af.milPublic Law 110–181 110th Congress An Actwww.congress.gov10 U.S. Code Chapter 47 - UNIFORM CODE OF MILITARY JUSTICE .www.law.cornell.eduPublic Law 107–296 107th Congress An Actwww.dhs.govRecommended to you b
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