JKOZ Engineering, a service-disabled veteran-owned business offering full-service engineering, technology, and product development services, will invest $3.7 million to relocate and expand its operation in Nottoway County.

Carry-On Trailer, a leading manufacturer of steel and utility trailers, will invest $9.2 million to increase capacity at its facility in Westmoreland County, creating 60 new jobs.

Through disruptive events, companies look to strengthen supply chains while remaining cost-effective

Real estate developers have dealt with a daunting set of complications in the last few years, from increased borrowing costs to inflation to labor issues. It’s no surprise that developers and site selectors have focused on predictability as they consider supply chain factors in site decisions.

Location, stellar service make Northern Virginia an ideal cargo hub for the East Coast and beyond.

Supplier and customer accessibility has always played a key role in industrial site selection decisions. But the supply chain shakeups over the last five years have pushed manufacturers to rethink the types of sites that might allow them to best serve their key stakeholders.

In the shadow of The Port of Virginia, Old Dominion University and Paul D. Camp Community College keep logistics workers on the cutting edge.

Virginia expands infrastructure capacity through targeted investments in road, rail, and port facilities.