Honeywell defense manufacturing plant (Albuquerque: 2013, shop, cars)

[Greg_IA]

Does Honeywell still have the plant off of Alameda Blvd? It was north of Alameda by what is shown on google maps as Wildflower Park

A quick google search didn't show anything for what was the Defense Avionics Systems Division (DASD) plant.

Someone told me it was moved to Phoenix.

[ralthor]

Its still there with a Honeywell sign. See cars in the parking lot and security aorund. Not sure if they are still doing avionics there or if they are using it for something else now.

[NMHacker]

Yes they are still there.

They are hiring if that is what you are looking for.

Honeywell Jobs

Looking at the jobs they are still hiring for Aerospace avionics specifically items under the Bendix King name.

[Greg_IA]

Originally Posted by NMHacker

Yes they are still there.

They are hiring if that is what you are looking for.

Honeywell Jobs

Looking at the jobs they are still hiring for Aerospace avionics specifically items under the Bendix King name.

Thank you.

I'll take a look.

[NMHacker]

Just announced.

Avionics company coming to New Mexico
Posted at: 04/24/2012 11:47 AM
By: KOB.com Staff

More good jobs are coming to New Mexico.

Governor Susana Martinez announced Tuesday that a new company is going to be setting up shop soon in Albuquerque.

Bendix-King is a major avionics supplier and a division of Honeywell Aerospace.

The new headquarters is expected to create up to 100 new jobs by the end of the year – and 40 more by the end of 2013.

We’ll bring you more on the governor’s announcement in our later newscasts.

[jayteacher]

When did Honeywell Corp. begin operations in Albuquerque?

[Danbo1957]

If I remember correctly, Honeywell began operations in Albuquerque around 1980. In addition to their own manufacturing projects, Honeywell has research agreements with UNM, and with Northrop Grumman now co-manage Sandia Labs.

[Rich Cabeza]

Not a good link use indeed instead.