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Corporate Community


Arlington hosts a significant presence from national and international corporations.  Some of the best-known companies in the world are located in Arlington and span a variety of industries including emerging technologies, advanced materials, manufacturing, information and logistics.  Our corporate partners include:
 
The General Motors assembly plant which is the only manufacturer of Hybrid Tahoes, Yukons, and Escalades. 


Siemens AG, the global electronics and engineering company, houses executive offices and conducts engineering research and development.  Siemens Postal Automation is a market leader in mail sorting, reading, and coding as well as parcel and freight handling solutions. 


Pepsico operates its only North American concentrate/syrup plant in Arlington. 


Pilgrim’s Pride distributes fresh chicken to grocery stores across North Texas and into Oklahoma. 


Pratt & Whitney develops high pressure compressors for environmentally friendly gas turbine engines. 


Atos Origin, the international IT services company, has its primary North American data center located in Arlington, and has been recognized as one of the nation’s best local businesses in 2008, by the US Local Business Association (USLBA) in the computer sciences category.  

Progressive Inc., a division of the Canadian aerospace company, Heroux-Devtek, manufactures complex aluminum and titanium parts used to assemble military and commercial aircraft, for companies such as Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Bombardier, Vought, and Northrop Grumman. 


Other leading employers include Americredit, L-3 Communications, Aetna, Lear Corporation, and National Semiconductor. 


 




 



Progressive Inc. of Arlington, was awarded a long-term contract to manufacture components for the Gulfstream 550 business jet program.  


Nordstrom Inc. will open a 31,673-square-foot Nordstrom Rack in The Parks at Arlington mall in spring 2011.


Aéropostale Inc. leased 3,500 square feet of space at The Parks at Arlington mall for a children’s line called P.S. from Aéropostale.


New tenants at Lincoln Square Shopping Center include Wedding World and Metropolitan Classical Ballet.


New tenants in the Arlington Highlands I-20 shopping district include The Improv Comedy Club, Dueling Piano Bar, Fat Fish Blue and Pinkberry Frozen Yogurt Company.


The Salvation Army has bought a 100,000-square-foot warehouse at 2900 Avenue E in Arlington to serve as a Disaster Services Center.


UT Arlington to build College Park, an $80 million, mixed-use development /parking garage, street-level retail, office suites, campus housing and welcome center.


UT Arlington is building a $78 million Special Events Center for world-class concerts, sporting activities, conferences and community events.


Babe’s Chicken will open this fall in downtown's Center Street Station, a $30 million mixed-use project on North Center Street.


A Mellow Mushroom location is being planned for Center Street Station.


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