Grand Junction firm wins grant to develop experimental military weapon

Frank Kustas, Ph.D, president and chief Technical officer for Engineered Coating Inc. works on an electromagnetic coating system in the shop at the Business Incubator.



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Frank Kustas, Ph.D, president and chief Technical officer for Engineered Coating Inc. works on an electromagnetic coating system in the shop at the Business Incubator.

A Grand Junction company recently won a $100,000 U.S. government contract that could make an experimental military weapon practical. Engineered Coatings, which is at the Business Incubator…




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