News & Events
Governor McKee highlights momentum at Quonset and across Rhode Island
Gov. Dan McKee recaps recent success at Quonset and throughout Rhode Island, including critical upgrades to the Port of Davisville in the October edition of
National honors for Quonset wastewater management team
Quonset’s award-winning wastewater management team earned the bronze medal recently at the Water Environment Federation’s annual competition in Chicago (above). Led by Plant Manager, Eddie
Steven King pitches return on investment at Quonset
QDC Managing Director Steven King presented at Rhode Island’s inaugural Investor Conference, recently hosted by General Treasurer James Diossa. King was glad to share that
Five Questions with Chelsea Siefert, Quonset’s new COO
Quonset’s new Chief Operating Officer Chelsea Siefert recently spoke with Providence Business News about her top priorities in her new role. Siefert shared her vision for the
Thousands of Autos Arrive in One Day
Quonset’s Port of Davisville continues to thrive as one of North America’s Top Ten auto importers, driving jobs and tax revenue for Rhode Island. On
State Senators Tour Business Park
QDC Managing Director Steven King welcomed State Senator Alana DiMario (North Kingstown, Narragansett, New Shoreham), along with her colleagues, Senate Majority Leader Ryan Pearson and
New England's Premier Commercial & Industrial Park
Centrally located in the Southern New England business region with 35 million people within a three-hour drive. The Quonset Business Park provides jobs to over 13,000 people in 200 companies and produces over $5.9 Billion in economic output annually for the State of Rhode Island.
Located on Rhode Island’s Narragansett Bay, the Quonset Business Park has world-class transportation and utility infrastructure and is rich in amenities, location, and history.
Create Jobs • Stimulate Private Sector Investment • Create Additional Tax Base
Thanks to @SenJackReed, @SenWhitehouse, and @Rep_Magaziner for delivering $3.8 million to support our work at Port of Davisville's Pier 1.
The project will support the offloading of automobiles and preserve our position as a Top 10 auto importer.
Construction continues at the Port of Davisville.
Reconstructing Pier 1 will increase the Port's capacity by over 100 percent, more than doubling the number of berths available for cargo ships and offshore wind service vessels.
UPDATE - This information session has been canceled for tomorrow, 10/26.
The event will be rescheduled in the near future. Stay tuned for updates!
We're partnering with Rhode Island Energy to host an information session on the state review of the future of natural gas in Rhode Island, and what will be required of Quonset companies to meet the state's emission reduction goals.
Join us on Oct. 26 at 8:30 a.m. at Quonset ⬇️
