General Electric's $110 million Oil and Gas Technology Center has found a home east of downtown Oklahoma City near the University Research Park, GE executives said Thursday.

Construction on the 95,000-square-foot research center will begin in the spring, and the building is expected to open in the spring of 2015.

“We picked Oklahoma City because it is in the heart of the oil and gas space,” said Mark Little, GE's chief technology officer. “We're absolutely thrilled to be going there.”

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