The heart of Northern Utah’s economic boom lies just 30 miles north of Salt Lake City within the walls of the Falcon Hill Aerospace Research Park. While many government secrets reside there, it is no secret that the planned 2.5 million-square-foot development at Hill Air Force Base has generated billions of dollars for the regional
NUEA has produced it's first of three targeted industry study: Northern Utah's Aerospace & Defense. Take a comprehensive look at Northern Utah's Aerospace & Defense Industry for 2021 view pdf of study
Global Trade Magazine's Governors Cup names Northrop Grumman's Expansion into Weber County as one of it's Top Economic Development Deals for 2020 Read Full Article
It is no exaggeration to say that Northrop Grumman’s expansion in Northern Utah is one of the most significant economic development wins in state history. The economic impact is estimated to generate approximately $1.2 billion annually and create approximately 3,000 new, high-paying jobs. With these eye-popping numbers, there is no doubt that the company and
Milken Institute just released "Best Performing Cities 2021", large cities ranked on the strength of job, wage, and high-tech GDP growth. Ogden-Clearfield MSA ranked 9th (up from 22nd in 2020)! Link to PDF of Publication
CBRE released a 2020 Location Study that identified Ogden City & Davis County as one of the Top 11 Well-Positioned Mid-Market Communities in the nation! view pdf of study
Northern Utah featured Locations for Aerospace Industry "Northern Utah is an attractive location for aerospace and defense companies due to its trained workforce, critical infrastructure and broad-based community support. With an employee base of more than 32,000 people, Utah is one of the top states in the nation for aerospace and defense employment.” -
Living and Making a Living in Utah’s Advanced Manufacturing Industry. Why Utah is the place to live and work in the Advanced Manufacturing Industry. Industry companies and a great lifestyle are key advantages for our region. Watch Video
Williams International will expand its operations in Ogden, Utah, creating up to 300 new high-paying jobs in the next seven years. The company projects capital expenditures of $60 million associated with the expansion. “Williams International currently has 500 employees in its Ogden facility, and we’re excited for them to add another 300,” said Val Hale,
Globally COVID-19 has boosted manufacturing and e-commerce to new heights, particularly in product lines that involve home improvement. So it’s no surprise that Home Reserve (EDCUtah/NUEA Project Pam) is experiencing unprecedented growth. It manufactures and operates an e-commerce site in which sales of its ready-to-assemble furniture are made direct to its customer base. The
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