BATH, Maine – General Dynamics Bath Iron Works is pleased to sponsor a community effort led by the City of Bath, Main Street Bath, SREA (Sagadahoc Real Estate Association), and Union + Co (Bath’s remote workplace) to provide a COVID-safe “indoor community park” for use by businesses, residents and visitors this winter.
Beacon Park opens on Monday, November 9th at 31 Centre Street (The Grant Building), formerly known as the R.M. Tate Building. The community space will provide residents and visitors with a place to safely meet as the city’s small businesses practice COVID-19 precautions. Beacon Park is Wi-Fi capable and furnished with an air-filtration system, bathrooms, seating and workspace for up to 50 individuals that supports social distancing.
The space also enables General Dynamics Bath Iron Works to offer on-site recruiting and candidate interviews for community members seeking job opportunities with the shipbuilder.
More information about General Dynamics Bath Iron Works, a business unit of General Dynamics (NYSE: GD), can be found at www.gdbiw.com.