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Located
just 20 miles from Washington, DC in the thriving Northern Virginia
region, Prince William County has emerged as a leading business
location for industries such as biotechnology, information technology
and government contracting. Prince William County is committed to
maintaining a pro-business climate by utilizing a unique “university-centered”
model for economic development and is home to:
- George Mason University’s Life Science campus
including:
- The National Center for Biodefense and Infectious Diseases
and
- The Biomedical Research Lab now under construction
- Innovation Technology Park, a 1500-acre business
and technology park targeting biotechnology, life science, and
supporting industries

- Life science industry leaders such as:
- American Type Culture Collection
- MediaTech
- Covance Laboratories
- A highly-educated and skilled workforce: 44%
of the workforce has some form of higher education
- Accessible infrastructure to support business
needs including:
- Highway transportation improvements
- Multiple fiber providers
- Redundant electrial power in some locations
- Two VRE stations
- Short drive to Dulles International Airport and Reagan National
Airport
- Ample water and wastewater capacity
- Multiple natural gas providers

- The state’s 2nd largest school system,
with strong emphasis on innovative curricula and advanced academic
programs
Prince William County is combining innovation with local resources
to create new possibilities for business growth in a place where
technologies converge.
For additional information, please contact:
Prince William County
Department of Economic Development
10530 Linden Lake Plaza, #105
Manassas, VA 20109-6434
Phone: 703.792.5500
www.pwcecondev.org
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