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Virginia Department of Minority Business Enterprise (2009/8/8)
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We are the state agency dedicated to enhancing the participation of our small, women- and minority-owned businesses in Virginia’s procurement process. DMBE administers two certification programs: the Small, Women- and Minority-owned Businesses under Virginia’s “SWaM” Procurement Initiative, and the federal U.S. Department of Transportation’s Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (“DBE”) Program. DMBE also provides management and technical support to our certified businesses through one-on-one business development and procurement advocacy.
Shenandoah Valley Technology Council (2009/7/26)
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The Shenandoah Valley Technology Council (SVTC) is a non-profit membership organization serving the greater Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Its members are creators and users of technology who gather together for education, networking and business development. By helping technology businesses in the area succeed and grow, the Shenandoah Valley Technology Council is an integral component of the region, helping to bring high-paying technology jobs to the Valley.
Northern Virginia Technology Council (2009/7/26)
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The Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) is the membership association for the technology community in Northern Virginia. NVTC has about 1100 member companies representing more than 200,000 employees. Our membership includes companies from all sectors of the technology industry and the service providers that support these companies, as well as universities, foreign embassies, non-profit organizations and governmental agencies.
RichTech (2009/7/26)
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Virginia's Trade, Industry and Professional Associations
RichTech is a member-driven association of businesses and organizations working together to ensure the continued growth of Central Virginia's dynamic technology-based economy. We are dedicated to the development of an infrastructure that supports the growth of existing technology industries and identifies the Greater Richmond region as a location of choice for new and emerging technology companies. Our mission is to serve as a catalyst to stimulate and connect innovative, creative and technical people.
Institute for Advanced Learning and Research (2009/7/26)
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IALR is one of Southside Virginia's strongest economic partners. To stimulate economic growth, the Institute has built a highly professional research and administrative organization through state funding and by continually increasing external research funding that contributes significantly to the local economy. Most importantly, the Institute is spinning off commercial, for-profit companies that embrace technologies developed at the Institute, and uses these technologies to attract companies and research partners to the region. The national and international exposure that IALR's research provides to Southside Virginia contributes importantly to the economic development process.
Roanoke County Department of Economic Development (2009/7/26)
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The mission of the Roanoke County Department of Economic Development is to design and implement innovative economic development programs and services that leverage community assets, create wealth and prosperity, and embrace the region's future. The department's commitment to locating new technology based businesses and high tech manufacturing operations, as well as aiding in the retention and expansion of our existing industries, enhances the livability and vitality of an already award-winning county.
Hampton Roads Economic Development Alliance (2009/7/26)
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The Hampton Roads Economic Development Alliance (HREDA) promotes Virginia's Hampton Roads as the perfect location for capital investment and business expansion. As the region's lead economic marketing organization, the Alliance aggressively pursues new business opportunities throughout the world.
Newport News Economic/Industrial Development Authority (2009/7/26)
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The Newport News Economic/Industrial Development Authority (NNEDA) is a full-service industrial development authority which can act quickly to allow a company to occupy its facility in the shortest time possible. The NNEDA is willing to act aggressively to attract new industry to Newport News. The NNEDA manages more than 1,000 acres of industrially zoned property (with more than 200 acres currently available), almost 1,100 acres of land zoned for mixed use and office and almost 150 acres of land zoned for research and development. It, and its antecedent, have constructed five industrial shell buildings at the Oakland Industrial Park. Besides Oakland, the NNEDA manages the Oyster Point business park, Jefferson Center for Research and Technology, Patrick Henry CommerCenter, Carleton Farm and ...
Chesterfield Economic Development (2009/7/26)
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Chesterfield County, Virginia is a thriving, affluent, suburban community located in the Richmond, Virginia metropolitan area. Chesterfield is recognized for its prime mid-Atlantic location and a robust economy. It's a great place to start or grow a business. The climate in Chesterfield is business friendly, with a very competitive business tax environment and a government committed to economic development. Chesterfield Economic Development Can Help You Our job is to help you by providing answers to your questions and solutions to your problems.
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Wythe County Progress Park (14)
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Designated as one of only seven SuperSites in Virginia by Southern Business and Development magazine, Wythe County Progress Park is the premier regional industrial park in Southwest Virginia. The 1,210 acre industrial park is home to Gatorade's 922,000 sq ft production and distribution center. Located northeast of the Town of Wytheville, the park is situated between the I-77/I-81 over lay and Peppers Ferry Road (State Route 610). The Shenandoah Line of Norfolk Southern passes by the park, and a rail line has been constructed into the park.
Newport News Economic/Industrial Development Authority (13)
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The Newport News Economic/Industrial Development Authority (NNEDA) is a full-service industrial development authority which can act quickly to allow a company to occupy its facility in the shortest time possible. The NNEDA is willing to act aggressively to attract new industry to Newport News. The NNEDA manages more than 1,000 acres of industrially zoned property (with more than 200 acres currently available), almost 1,100 acres of land zoned for mixed use and office and almost 150 acres of land zoned for research and development. It, and its antecedent, have constructed five industrial shell buildings at the Oakland Industrial Park. Besides Oakland, the NNEDA manages the Oyster Point business park, Jefferson Center for Research and Technology, Patrick Henry CommerCenter, Carleton Farm and ...
Virginia Regulatory Town Hall Home Page (12)
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A comprehensive source of information about proposed changes to Virginia's regulations, including a meetings calendar and board minutes. This site also facilitates public participation through online comment forums and an email notification service.
Virginia Department of Minority Business Enterprise (9)
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We are the state agency dedicated to enhancing the participation of our small, women- and minority-owned businesses in Virginia’s procurement process. DMBE administers two certification programs: the Small, Women- and Minority-owned Businesses under Virginia’s “SWaM” Procurement Initiative, and the federal U.S. Department of Transportation’s Disadvantaged Business Enterprise (“DBE”) Program. DMBE also provides management and technical support to our certified businesses through one-on-one business development and procurement advocacy.
The Virginia Register of Regulations home page (7)
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The Virginia Register of Regulations is a comprehensive source of regulatory information that complements and supplements the Virginia Administrative Code. An official publication of the Virginia Code Commission, the Register is published every other week throughout the year. Indexes are printed quarterly and are cumulative for each volume. The text of proposed and final regulations, whether amended or newly adopted, is published in the Register. The Register also contains basis, purpose, substance and issues statements and summaries for each proposed regulation, as well as a detailed economic impact analysis. Any change between the proposed regulation and the final effective text is highlighted. In addition, the Register contains other valuable information about state government, includin ...
