AUSTIN, TX—National Instruments, a company that designs tools, hardware and software for engineers and scientists, told county officials Tuesday that it plans to spend more than $80 million for property improvements, and among that will be the construction of a 300,000-square-foot facility for office space and research and development.
Noting that it would create 1,000 jobs, and offer a $3.9 million net benefit to Travis County over 10 years, county planners have begun working with the company on an incentive package, according to a report in Community Impact newspaper.
The company plans to invest $46.9 million in the research and development facility and $33.4 million in business personal property. An economic development agreement would have a
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