Connecticut manufacturers are facing several important updates to state water permitting requirements that affect how stormwater and wastewater are managed and discharged.
Connecticut manufacturers and suppliers looking to grow through government and prime contracting should mark their calendars for the CT Business Matchmaker, taking place Thursday, March 5, 2026, at the Connecticut Convention Center in Hartford.
Connecticut residents and business owners could soon see faster turnarounds on state licenses, certifications, and permits, and get their money back if they don’t.
Foreign adversaries increasingly view smaller Defense Industrial Base partners as the easiest entry point to steal intellectual property and disrupt U.S. capabilities.
October in Connecticut is filled with events celebrating Manufacturing Month. Only one lasts an entire week and aims to bring awareness about the local companies, innovative products, and dedicated people at the heart of the state’s manufacturing communities.
October in Connecticut is filled with events celebrating Manufacturing Month. Only one lasts an entire week and aims to bring awareness about the local companies, innovative products, and dedicated people at the heart of the state’s manufacturing communities.
While the manufacturing industry has consistently adapted to changes, the last five years stand apart, defined by unforeseen challenges that profoundly impacted businesses.
A significant and persistent labor shortage in the manufacturing sector is a problem that requires a strategic, proactive solution, which starts with investing in existing talent.
CBIA and CONNSTEP are proud to launch the new CBIA Manufacturing Coalition. The coalition has “a singular vision of building a vibrant, statewide manufacturing community that drives collaboration and growth through comprehensive training, valuable resources, and strategic networking,” says Chris DiPentima.
