Infrastructure

By road: Interstates 66 and 95 traverse the county, linked by the U.S. Route 234 Bypass — overnight trucking to approximately 56% of the U.S. population.

By air: Dulles International (25 international carriers, FedEx and UPS air cargo, United hub) is 20 minutes away; Reagan National 25 minutes; Manassas Regional — the largest executive regional airport in Virginia — offers first-class business aviation with onsite US customs and no landing fees.

By rail: CSX and Norfolk Southern run through the county, plus two Virginia Railway Express commuter routes to and from Washington DC.

Port: The Virginia Inland Intermodal Port, a U.S. Customs-designated port of entry, is less than 40 miles away with five-day-a-week containerized rail service to the Port of Virginia.

Dominion Energy and NOVEC provide reliable and economical electric power, with industrial rates 37% below the national average.

Dominion Energy serves more than 7 million customers in 20 states and generates 2,600 MW of clean energy.

NOVEC, one of the largest electric cooperatives in the U.S., serves over 84,000 customers in the county with 99.99% average service reliability, a 50-megawatt biomass plant, and 300 megawatts of purchased solar energy.

Over 26 fiber providers — including Verizon, Summit IG, FiberLight, CenturyLink, Zayo, and AT&T — support 5+ million square feet of data centers, government contractors, federal agencies, and IT companies.

Dedicated fiber delivers virtually no latency: .17 ms to Ashburn (MAE East), .32 ms to Fort Meade, 97 ms to New York City.

The Prince William County Service Authority draws supply from three plants (Corbalis 225 MGD, Frederick Griffith 120 MGD, City of Manassas 5 MGD).

Wastewater is treated at the HL Mooney Water Reclamation Facility (24 MGD) and the Upper Occoquan Service Authority Regional Plant (54 MGD). Water and Sewer Availability Fee Credits are available for large users — see Incentives.