Agilent Technologies is making a $725 million investment at its Frederick manufacturing plant, doubling capacity there and paving the way for an additional 160 new hires.
Agilent Technologies said Monday that it would make a $725 million investment at its Frederick manufacturing plant, doubling capacity there and paving the way for an additional 160 new hires.
“Agilent’s presence in Colorado is an important element of our focus on supporting high-growth businesses and the customers we serve,” said Mike McMullen, Agilent president and CEO,. “The resources, talent, and support we have in the state have helped, and will continue to help us achieve our long-term growth objectives.”
, the codename Agilent used at the time. Project Olive said it was looking to invest $784 million and create 275 new jobs paying an average annual wage of $89,094.
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