Every plant in the territory, with employment, wages, and permit footprint attached.
County Business Patterns establishment counts by NAICS, QCEW employment and wages, EPA-regulated facility inventory, and federal award recipients for the geography you name.
Why this market needs sourced data
Industrial sales territories are built on establishment counts by industry and size — a number the Census publishes and almost nobody uses when planning coverage.
Adding regulated-facility records and federal award activity turns that count into an addressable account list with size signals.
What you get, with examples
Accounts by industry and size band
CBP gives establishment counts by NAICS and employment size class per county.
Example
Count 50-249 employee fabricated metal plants across a five-county territory.
Named facilities from permits
EPA ECHO lists regulated facilities with names and addresses — a usable prospect file.
Example
Export permitted facilities in the county with NAICS and inspection history.
Wage and labor pressure
QCEW and OEWS show whether the market is expanding and what it pays.
Example
Rank counties by manufacturing employment growth over eight quarters.
Federal spend as a buying signal
USAspending recipients reveal which local firms just won funded work.
Example
List award recipients above $1M in the metro this year.
Questions you can ask
How many manufacturers of this type operate in the territory, by size?
Which permitted facilities sit within 50 miles?
Where is industrial employment growing fastest?
Which local firms received federal awards recently?
Datasets this question usually reaches for
Selection happens at runtime against your question and geography — this list is typical, not fixed. Anything a source cannot cover at your grain is reported as a gap.
Topics this page covers
- manufacturing establishments by county
- industrial territory sales data
- QCEW employment by NAICS
- EPA regulated facility list
- federal contract award recipients
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