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Unnamed company ("Project Emerald") Advanced manufacturing facility in Lexington, North Carolina

A possible $1 billion advanced manufacturing plant in Lexington, NC, code-named Project Emerald. The city is weighing incentives that would require at least 450 jobs paying above the county average.

$1 billion

announced investment

450

promised jobs

Not announced

general contractor

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How to get on the Unnamed company ("Project Emerald") Lexington sub list

  1. Find the general contractor. It hasn't been announced publicly. Watch local news and Lexington's county building permits.
  2. Get prequalified. Have your insurance, safety record (EMR), licenses and references ready.
  3. Call the local economic development office. North Carolina and its counties often run supplier fairs and keep vendor lists for projects like this.
  4. Have a one-page capability statement. Build yours in Launchpad.

Work sites like this typically buy locally:

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Investment and job figures are the company's own announced numbers, from the linked source. Plans change; check the source for the latest. Contrax isn't affiliated with Unnamed company ("Project Emerald").