Electro-Mechanical, LLC is proud to be highlighted in the Tri-Cities Business Journal for our ongoing $16.5 million expansion in Washington County, Virginia. The story showcases not only the investment in our new 200,000-square-foot Federal Pacific Switchgear facility, but also the positive impact this project will bring to our team, our community, and the future of American manufacturing.
Published in the September 2025 edition, the feature details how this expansion will create more than 100 new jobs and strengthen our ability to design and manufacture world-class electrical distribution equipment.
“This expansion reflects our long-term belief in American manufacturing and in this region’s ability to power it,” said Howard Broadfoot, President of Electro-Mechanical. “We’re not just bringing a building back online—we’re creating a space designed for today’s products, today’s workforce, and tomorrow’s growth.”
The article also underscores the partnerships that helped make this project possible—from state and local leaders to the dedicated employees who continue to bring Electro-Mechanical’s vision to life every day.
Why This Matters
Jobs & Growth
- More than 100 new high-skill roles will be added as the facility ramps to full production capacity in early 2026.
Community Investment
- Re-activating a major facility in the Bristol-Washington County Industrial Park demonstrates our long-term commitment to the region.
Community Investment
- Expanding our Federal Pacific switchgear production builds on nearly 70 years of innovation in electrical power distribution.
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At Electro-Mechanical, we’re not just investing in facilities—we’re investing in people, progress, and the power systems of tomorrow.