The North Carolina Global TransPark at a Glance
The North Carolina Global TransPark (GTP) is a 2,400-acre industrial/airport site situated in the heartland of Eastern North Carolina near Kinston. Not only is the park located near most of the state’s major military bases, it is convenient to major ports, interstate highways and rail connections. The on-site Kinston Regional Jetport boasts the longest civilian runway in the state.
The GTP offers a business-friendly environment, including a highly-trained workforce, favorable tax structure, attractive utility rates, and an enviable cost of living. The area also promises a relaxing lifestyle with abundant leisure activities, fine restaurants, shopping, and some of the country’s best coastal vacation spots within an easy drive.
The GTP is also close to major colleges and universities, as well as several metropolitan centers, including the state capital, Raleigh. The on-site TransPark Center is one of the most advanced meeting and training facilities in the state.
The GTP offers an ideal location for a variety of business types, especially companies involved in the aerospace sector and logistics. Additionally, the GTP is well-suited for growing companies looking for a competitive cost structure and toward future expansion.
Summary:
- 5,775 acres environmentally permitted for development
- Buildings and sites readily available
- Airport (ISO) with an 11,500 x 150 foot runway
- ILS upgrade to CAT III underway
- Foreign-Trade Zone #214
- 33,000 SF TransPark Center on-site
- Construction costs below national average
- Central East Coast location near several major military installations, ports and multi-modal transportation
- Short distance to I-95 and I-40
- Proximity to two deep water ports
- Competitive electric and natural gas rates
- Telecommunications infrastructure, fiber optic network and full utilities on-site
- 1.5 million-gallon elevated water storage on-site
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