“After a highly competitive nationwide search, we chose New Mexico for its technical talent, regional infrastructure, and history of scientific achievement, said Andrew Kreitz, Co-founder and CFO of Castelion. “Project Ranger represents a critical step in restoring America’s capacity to produce the advanced systems our country needs. We’re proud to partner with a community with a long history of innovation that has powered some of our nation’s greatest leaps forward.” According to Castelion, Project Ranger will produce solid rocket motors, conduct static tests, and assemble components to produce finished rounds, reinforcing New Mexico’s position at the forefront of defense innovation.
Sandoval County Manager Wayne Johnson
In response to the news, Sandoval County Board of County Commissioners’ Chair, Michael Meek, shared that “To attract a company such as Castelion to Sandoval County is the result of hard work and commitment by the company, its site selector, and area economic development entities, government, and businesses. This cutting-edge defense technology company brings career opportunities to hundreds of New Mexicans through its workforce; further, its presence here will support existing local businesses and potentially make way for new ones. This is a win for the residents of Sandoval County! We welcome Castelion to New Mexico.”
Sandoval County Manager, Wayne Johnson, said, “Sandoval County has demonstrated to Castelion through a rigorous site selection process that we are a solid business partner and are ready to help the company realize its vision and support its success. We appreciate Castelion’s vote of confidence by choosing Sandoval County as its next production site for rocket motor manufacturing and look forward to a mutually beneficial business relationship.”
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