Aerial view of an undeveloped business park
Pad #2 designed for a building up to 150,000 SF. EarthLink building at top of photo.

Intersection Business and Industry Park

Site Overview

The Intersection Business and Industry Park, a 200-acre regional industrial park located in the southwestern part of Virginia, is a fully vetted, “shovel-ready” Tier 5 Business Ready site as designated by the Virginia Economic Development Partnership. This regional industrial park was developed and is owned by the Lonesome Pine Regional Industrial Facilities Authority (LPRIFA), a partnership of member localities consisting of Lee, Wise, Scott, and Dickenson Counties, and the City of Norton, VA.

Pad #2 at Intersection Business and Industry Park is approximately 9 acres that was designed for a building size of up to 150,000 SF. The optimal footprint for the building size of Pad #2 is approximately 100,000 SF +/-. 

Best-Fit Industry Targets

  • Light Manufacturing & Assembly
  • Electrical Equipment, Controls & Switchgear
  • Plastics Converting & Packaging
  • Dry Food Processing & Co-Packing
  • Ammunitions Manufacturing
  • Parcel/LTL Distribution Operations
  • Automotive Suppliers
  • Aerospace Components
  • Defense Supply Chain
  • Energy and Data Infrastructure

Location

Workforce and Training

This regional park draws from the workforce from Wise, Lee, Dickenson and Scott Counties and the City of Norton, as well as nearby TRI Cities (TN-VA) area with more than half million population.  

More information on workforce and demographics available in county profiles.

Working cooperatively with the region’s community colleges and universities and the industry-driven Southwest Virginia Alliance for Manufacturing (SVAM),companies locating in Southwest Virginia’s e-Region have access to fast-track, tailored training and advanced manufacturing technology. Mountain EmpireandSouthwest Virginia Community College also provide training for Virginia’s Career Readiness Certificate (CRC), an assessment-based credential that gives employers and career seekers a uniform measure of key workplace skills. 

Resources

More information on demographics, education, incentives, amenities in the region: 

Region’s Amenities

This region of Virginia offers the perfect work-life balance, a welcoming lifestyle, low cost of living, moderate four-season weather, and stunning scenery. Lots to do and see. Like Breaks Interstate Park, along the Virginia-Kentucky border, the famous Bristol Motor Speedway, five state parks and more than 20 golf courses, and outstanding outdoor recreation opportunities. 

Other resources:

Heart of Appalachia Tourism Authority  

Breaks Interstate Park | Explore & Experience Today 

Advantages

Key Advantages

  • 4.5-acre Pad #3 also available
  • Tier-5 certified site ensuring highest level of readiness
  • On-site electric substation with nearby 69 kV transmission
  • Fiber availability from Verizon, Comcast, and Scott County Telephone Cooperative
  • Water, sewer, and natural gas available on-site
  • Rail load-out less than one mile from the site (Norfolk Southern)
  • Existing tenants include EarthLink and WRAP Technologies
  • Build-to-suit pads available for 20,000–150,000 SF projects
  • Variety of incentives including competitive below-market lease rates

Strategic Location Advantages

  • Located along US-23/US-58 with easy access to I-81 and I-26
  • Lonesome Pine Regional Airport with 5,131 ft. runway less than 15 minutes from the park
  • Workforce drawn from Wise, Lee, Dickenson, Scott Counties, and the City of Norton.
  • Supported by UVA Wise and Mountain Empire Community College workforce pipeline
  • Nearby 1.5 acres with a unit train capacity Norfolk Southern rail access
  • Strong multimodal positioning with highway, fiber, and rail adjacency