We’ve been building MidAmerica’s resources in northeast Oklahoma for nearly 60 years, and we’re looking equally far ahead. Since day one, our commitment has always been the same; to deliver whatever companies need to succeed. Companies like Google and DuPont agree that MidAmerica is a great place to be. The workforce. The infrastructure. The boundless potential. MidAmerica delivers it all.
Workforce
STEM labs. High school career centers. Apprenticeships. A $10 million university campus and technology training center right on-site. Welcome to our Certified Work Ready Community.
Connectivity
In the center of the country, and close to it all. Highways, rail, ports, and airports—including one right on-site. We’re exactly where you want to be—and can get you anywhere quickly.
Community
Life is good here. Excellent education and healthcare, and abundant choices for recreation, culture, sports, and more. Take advantage of the low cost of living to get a home that’s urban, suburban, or rural. The choice is yours.
Infrastructure
Clean, abundant water. On-site wastewater treatment. Plentiful power and natural gas. And all of it more affordable than you ever thought possible.
Opportunities
Google, DuPont, Siemens, and other Fortune 500 companies recognize all that MidAmerica has to offer. And once you do, too, we have 1,500 acres ready for your consideration, with shovel-ready sites up to 250 acres.
In Good Company
What our partners have to say
“Oklahoma has proven to be an important home for Google since opening our data center operation here in 2011. We’ve been able to accelerate our growth here in part due to the incredible support of our Mayes County partners and the state of Oklahoma.”
Andrew Silvestri
Head of External Affairs, Oklahoma, Google
“Here at MidAmerica, we've gone through a lot of growth. We started out with 12,000 square feet, and today we are over 300,000 square feet. The wonderful thing here is working with the MidAmerica staff to be able to put up new buildings. They’ve been tremendous to work with.”
Doug Harris
President and CEO, HE&M Saw
“RAE Corporation is incredibly appreciative of the efforts of our local workforce partners, especially MidAmerica Industrial Park. It’s great to have a team of talented people behind us as we are experiencing exponential growth. In 2016–2017, we had to fill 150 new jobs, and in a rural area, it seemed insurmountable. But thanks to the support of MAIP and their team, we were able to make it happen.”
Jeremy Colvard
Vice President, RAE Corporation
“The critical factor today in industrial site selection is energy, energy, energy. Oklahoma is an energy power. Low utility costs. Cheap, reliable electricity.”
John Boyd Jr.
Principal, The Boyd Company
“If a manufacturing company had to pick just one U.S. location for their operations, MidAmerica Industrial Park would be a good one.”
Ian Wright
Nuvecta Logistics Research
“We were attracted to MidAmerica because of the low operating costs… We also liked Oklahoma's business-friendly environment and the assistance we received from MidAmerica’s leadership.”
John Cantrell,
Former President, Power Soak
“Throughout the Chevron Phillips system, the MidAmerica facility is known as the ‘can-do’ plant. It is because of the people…who run the park and provide the infrastructure, …who…work in the support service companies in and around the park, and the employees of Performance Pipe.”
Shawn Spears
Plant Manager, Performance Pipe – A unit of Chevron Phillips Chemical Company
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Infrastructure
As far as utilities go, MidAmerica delivers everything you need to succeed: data transmission, energy, and water - in abundance. You can depend on it.
POWER & NATURAL GAS
Thanks to on-site generation, you'll enjoy competitive rates and reliable power. And natural gas piped right to you.
WATER & SEWER
Millions of gallons of high-quality water at low rates. Plus our own wastewater treatment.
LOGISTICS
Centrally located, with highway, rail, air, and port connections, this is a transportation sweet spot.
WORKFORCE
Comprehensive workforce system with dedicated staff and on-site training providers.
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