High-Tech Defense Headquarters Bringing New Jobs Nearby

Feasterville Trevose, PA · August 2, 2026

August sunlight is warming neighborhood lawns early today, setting up a clear Sunday across town.

The Lead

Commercial development across the local corridor is picking up momentum as defense contractor Attalon Inc. prepares to relocate its headquarters to Lower Bucks County in a $30 million expansion project. The high-tech firm specializes in advanced defense equipment and expects the transition to bring dozens of engineering, manufacturing, and administrative jobs to the region. Township planners view the private investment as a welcome boost to the commercial tax base and local employment opportunities. The move will repurpose existing office space while attracting skilled workers to local shops and eateries. Preliminary site preparation begins later this month, with full operations targeted for early next year.

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What's On Around Town

  • Adult Library Showcase Township Library of Lower Southampton (1983 Bridgetown Pike), 9:00 AM–1:00 PM Explore late-summer book groups, digital archives, and local workshop signups.

  • Churchville: Arthropalooza! Churchville Nature Center (501 Churchville Ln), 10:00 AM–4:30 PM Interactive bug exhibits, guided trail walks, and live insect shows.

  • Lahaska: Annual Peach Festival Peddler's Village, 11:00 AM–6:00 PM Savor local peach treats, live acoustic music, and summer garden walks.

  • Perkasie: Inaugural Bucks County Pour Tour Bishop Estate Vineyard (2730 Hilltown Pike), 12:00–4:00 PM Seven regional wineries showcase tastings alongside craft food trucks and music.

Spotlight & Story

  • Poquessing Creek
    • Flowing along the township's southern edge, this ten-mile stream takes its name from the Lenape word Pookawsa. Quiet stretches still conceal hand-cut stone culverts from 18th-century grain mills, visible along the wooded bank just steps from busy neighborhood roads.

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