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Members of Congress Cut Ribbon on Hawkeye 360’s New Manufacturing Facility in Virginia

Members of Congress Cut Ribbon on Hawkeye 360’s New Manufacturing Facility in Virginia
U.S. Reps. Jennifer Wexton and Don Beyer (center) flanked by HawkEye 360 CEO John Serafini and company advisors at the July 22, 2022 ribbon cutting ceremony for its new Herndon, Virginia facility. Photo by: Via Satellite

Members of U.S. Congress joined HawkEye 360 CEO John Serafini last Friday to cut the ribbon on the company’s brand new 19,000-square foot satellite manufacturing facility in Herndon, Virginia. Democratic Reps. Jennifer Wexton (Va.) and Don Beyer(Va.) spoke at the HawkEye 360 event, lauding the company’s ability to both deliver a new layer of radio frequency (RF) signal intelligence to the U.S. government and new high-tech jobs to the district. “As most of us know, as we become more dependent on…

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