
BAE Systems opened a 150,000-square-foot expansion at its Endicott, New York campus to build high-voltage energy storage systems for hybrid and all-electric aircraft and ground vehicles. The expansion positions the site around power and propulsion work as aviation and land systems move toward electric architectures.
“This expansion strengthens our ability to meet growing global demand for aircraft and ground vehicle electrification,” said Jack Stevens, vice president and general manager of controls and avionics solutions at BAE Systems. “Additionally, it creates new opportunities for growth and collaboration across the Greater Binghamton community, reinforcing our commitment to the talented workforce in this region.”
The building, first announced last year, supports energy storage development, manufacturing and field support operations. The expansion will support technologies used in more efficient, lower-emission flight systems.
“Today’s exciting expansion is a significant milestone for the Southern Tier as we celebrate BAE Systems adding another loop on America’s battery belt,” said Senator Chuck Schumer. “This $65 million, 130-job expansion will bring to life a new battery production line, research lab, and office space. BAE Systems has a world-class workforce making the finest electronic systems produced anywhere in the country. This new production line will help bring the battery supply chain back from overseas, supercharging the Southern Tier’s leadership in battery manufacturing and building the future of the battery industry in upstate New York. I’ve fought to secure tens of millions of dollars in investment to grow the battery industry in upstate New York, and I will keep fighting to ensure the next breakthroughs in battery technology are made here in upstate New York.”
The upgraded facility includes an advanced engineering laboratory and fully automated, high-volume manufacturing capabilities. It also provides workspace for Horizon Solutions aftermarket services and support team for commercial aircrafts.
BAE Systems’ Endicott employees develop solutions for commercial and military air and land applications. Their work includes flight controls, engine controls, mission systems, and power and propulsion systems.
Source: BAE Systems
About BAE Systems

BAE Systems is a leader in lifecycle support for commercial aircraft, providing engineering, maintenance, and repair services that span every phase of an aircraft’s life, supporting more than 600 operators and 33,000 aircraft worldwide. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Falls Church, VA, BAE Systems Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of BAE Systems plc, developing and manufacturing defense and aerospace systems for military and government use, including electronic warfare, armored vehicles, naval vessels, munitions, aerospace components, cybersecurity, and intelligence systems. The company employs about 41,000 people across 38 states and multiple international locations, supports U.S. defense programs such as F-35 fighter electronics and naval ship maintenance, and holds more than 2,000 patents across its technology and manufacturing operations.