Sentence examples for electronics contractor from inspiring English sources
The groom's father retired as the chief executive of Sippican, a military electronics contractor in Marion.
"The Yards," set amid palm greasers and politicos in the subway yards of Sunnyside, was partly based on the experiences of his father, a former electronics contractor who was indicted in a bribery scandal involving a Metro-North official.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa-based communications and electronics contractor Rockwell Collins said last week that it has reached a deal to acquire Annapolis-based Arinc, a company that is part of Carlyle Group's portfolio of investments, for $1.39 billion.
Terry Gou, who runs the world's largest electronics contractor, Hon Hai Precision Industry, is No. 1 this year with wealth of $5.9 billion.
"Sony and Nintendo have their own factories but Microsoft outsources its hardware and could be the best-placed to gear up and get a third party electronics contractor to start making the consoles," he said.
Hong Kong-listed Foxconn is the world's largest cell phone and computer electronics components contractor.
The narrowest bottleneck in the global rare earth supply chain lies in taking fairly pure rare earths from the mining companies and processing them into high-tech materials of extremely high purity for electronics manufacturers, defense contractors, oil refiners and other companies.
Meanwhile, Boston-based InstallerNet can coordinate installation of consumer and commercial electronics through independent contractors.
But if everything goes according to schedule, ownership of the property, which once housed the military contractor's electronics manufacturing and design division, employing 2,500 workers, will be transferred on Friday to a partnership.
It was the second acquisition in less than a month for Microsemi, a Santa Ana electronics manufacturer and defense contractor.
The venture made Bush wealthy, and the company, now known as Raytheon, ultimately became a large electronics company and defense contractor.
