Prince William County is home to one of the fastest-growing biotechnology clusters in the Greater Washington, DC Metro Area.
George Mason University — the largest public research university in the Commonwealth of Virginia — chose Prince William County for its Science & Technology Campus and Potomac Science Center, anchoring the county’s life sciences corridor.
With unparalleled access to the nation’s largest tech talent pipeline and a strong, diverse economic base, the county gives labs and biomanufacturers the workforce and strategic location to grow.
Early-stage support with wet-lab space, shared equipment, and a direct line to talent and research partners. Eight member companies have raised capital and expanded.
Read the flyer →Furnished BSL-2 laboratories, equipment, and collaborative workspace built for growing mid-size companies.
Visit the wet lab →A contract animal-research laboratory providing critical preclinical infrastructure to emerging life-sciences companies.
Visit Caerus →The only university-centered research corporate park in Northern Virginia, home to multiple life-sciences and biotechnology facilities.
Explore the campus →Prince William's life-sciences strength is amplified by George Mason University's research institutes and specialized labs — a deep bench of collaborators minutes away.
With the FDA, NIH, DOD and other federal agencies nearby, Prince William County offers jobs, space, and collaborative momentum.
World-class fiber network, internet connectivity, and highly trained workforce.
Learn more →Strategic location, extensive infrastructure, and workforce availability.
Learn more →Talent, ties to local industry, and proximity to our nation's capital.
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