Manufacturing News
March 31, 2026
March 31, 2026 · Statewide · Story 2 of 3
$65 Billion Industrial Campus Planned for Sullivan
A $65 billion industrial development is planned for Sullivan, the kind of capital deployment that attracts workers, contractors, suppliers, and public infrastructure dollars at scale.
The opportunity: if your operation serves the industries and technologies this campus attracts, you may be looking at new customers or long-term contracts. The pressure: construction, electrical work, and skilled trades do not appear out of thin air. When that much capital competes for the same crews and materials you rely on for maintenance and expansion, your input costs go up. Track which specific industries land on that campus and map them against your supply chain, your hiring pipeline, and your infrastructure project queue.
For your morning huddle
- Q
What should Indiana manufacturers watch as the $65 billion Sullivan campus develops?
Track which specific industries and technologies are confirmed for the campus, then map them against your supply chain, skilled trades pipeline, and any planned construction or expansion work. The closer the overlap, the more directly your input costs and hiring will be affected.
From the brief, March 31, 2026
- Novo Nordisk Cuts 400 Manufacturing Jobs at Clayton Facility
- $65 Billion Industrial Campus Planned for Sullivan
- NIPSCO Ordered to Keep Michigan City Coal Plant Online Three Months Longer
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