Industrial Park & Business Center Directory

Find your industrial park or business center, explore its local area, and plan security for your manufacturing, warehouse or logistics operation.

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Explore the directory by state

Select a state on the map or use the links below. Pennsylvania opens regional choices; New Jersey and Delaware open their park directories.

PENNSYLVANIABrowse 4 regions →NEW JERSEYView directory →DELAWAREView directory →
Pennsylvania regional directoriesNew Jersey park directoryDelaware park directory

Simplified navigation map, not to scale. It shows directory areas—not NERSA offices, customer locations, complete park coverage or guaranteed service availability. Individual park listings contain property sources and map-search links.

All regional directories

Each regional guide connects park information with local security services.

You can also check NERSA’s service areas for a project outside these markets.

Find a park by name

Listings are arranged A–Z. Choose a state, then search by park name, city, county or region. To reset, clear the search and choose All states.

117 listings — select a park to open its regional listing.

Found your park? Plan security for your facility

Start with the building and areas you control, then choose the resource that matches your project.

A park listing is property information—not a statement that NERSA represents the park or serves every tenant.

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Include the park name, building address and whether you are the owner, tenant or property manager.

Project availability is confirmed after scope and location review.

Useful information for facility decisions

Park records link to property owners, developers, local authorities or economic-development organizations. Some references document a park’s history rather than current leasing availability. Use the property representative for available space, ownership and building details.

For a security project, the important starting point is your building, the areas you control and the way your operation runs. A tenant’s needs can differ from those of a plant owner or a manager responsible for shared entrances and roads.

Security for manufacturing, warehousing and logistics

Industrial security starts with how your facility operates: who enters, where goods move and what needs protection between shifts.

NERSA helps facility managers plan video surveillance, access control and intrusion alarms around those requirements.

Use the Mid-Atlantic manufacturing and logistics directory to find facility guides and regional planning resources.

  • Manufacturing security systems: manage employee and contractor access to production areas, tool storage and restricted rooms.
  • Warehouse and distribution center security: review inventory areas, receiving, shipping and activity during shift changes.
  • Logistics security: coordinate coverage at loading docks and truck yards, including driver arrival, trailer movement and after-hours entry.
  • Physical supply chain security: use recorded video and access records to help investigate activity where goods are received, stored and dispatched. These systems support your operating procedures; they do not replace them.
  • Security for multiple industrial buildings: coordinate access permissions and system administration across connected facilities.

Tell us about your facility

Share your park name, street address, role and the issue you want to resolve. Include operating shifts and whether the project covers a tenant space, an entire building or shared property.

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Help keep this directory useful

Suggest a park or report a correction.

Please include its name, municipality and a link to the owner, developer or local authority.

For leasing and current availability, use the property-information links.

NERSA provides security services and does not represent the listed parks or their tenants.

Compliance, Codes & Project Standards

NERSA plans commercial and industrial security work with applicable code, documentation, inspection and authority-having-jurisdiction requirements in mind. Requirements vary by system, property and jurisdiction. These resources support project planning; they do not establish legal compliance, certification or AHJ approval.

Related guidance: Regulatory compliance & inspection readiness · NERSA project standards · Documentation, testing & inspection readiness

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