HUNTSVILLE, AL | March 18, 2025 – Defense and aerospace contractor Peraton cut the ribbon Tuesday on a new 27,000-square-foot facility in the Redstone Gateway.
Peraton serves multiple federal customers, including the Defense Intelligence Agency/Missile and Space Intelligence Center, US Army, FBI, Missile Defense Agency, and NASA.
The building includes more than 12,000 square feet dedicated to a Secure Compartmentalized Information Facility, the company announced.
The facility is part of Peraton’s ongoing expansion, with the firm seeking to add to its current workforce of 200 employees in the Huntsville-Madison County area.
“We are excited to officially open our new Huntsville facility, which represents a significant investment in our mission to provide top-tier services and solutions to federal agencies,” said Steve Schorer, chairman, president, and CEO, Peraton. “This facility strengthens our ability to serve customers and creates an environment for innovation and collaboration. We’re proud to contribute to the local economy by bringing new opportunities to Huntsville and its skilled workforce.”
The Redstone Gateway complex, home to several major defense and aerospace contractors, is an ideal location for supporting the growing needs of Peraton’s customers, the company said.
With a focus on security and technology, the facility will enable the company to continue delivering services to its federal partners.
“Huntsville continues to be a hub for innovation, and we’re excited to see Peraton expanding here.” Congressman Dale Strong (R-Monrovia) said. “This new facility shows just how important Huntsville has become in supporting key federal projects. Partnerships like this help create jobs, boost our economy, and play a vital role in national security and technology advancements.”
Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle said having Peraton in the city “reflects the strong and vibrant economy of the city and our region.”
“We are excited to have this company expand their operations and be part of our Rocket City community,” the mayor said.
Madison County Commission Chairman Mac McCutchen added that “Peraton’s presence underscores how the area has become known as a hub for technology and innovation in Alabama and the United States.”
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