The Loring Commerce Centre has numerous buildings to choose from and can accommodate virtually any type of industry. We have facilities to accommodate both small and large space uses, with buildings ranging from 2,000 square feet to well over 100,000 square feet for warehousing and manufacturing to commercial, office and aviation related industries. Loring now has a diverse group of employers who have created over 1,300 jobs. Loring has the capacity to support many other developments in facilities of various sizes and on open land that is ready for new construction with municipal infrastructures in place.

There are more than 25 miles of well designed, paved roadways on Loring, which are maintained in-house through our maintenance operations, as well as an on-site rail system enabling efficient national and international distribution.

Loring's communication infrastructure includes cable and wireless Internet access, ATM (asynchronous transfer mode) redundancy and a nearby point-of-presence switch. Loring is an attractive, fully functional business park, with its own operating systems capable of supporting large-scale commercial and industrial uses. Maine Public Service provides safe, reliable and competitively priced electrical power to its customers in the region. Additionally, a variety of telecommunication services, including high-speed internet, are available through several providers. All essential municipal services are provided and Loring’s maintenance and utilities staff keeps the roadways, buildings and independent water and wastewater systems in top-notch operating condition.

Businesses and citizens in northern Maine enjoy the benefits of and participate in developing everemerging technologies. With 21st-century communications in place, Loring is in touch with the world. Telecommunications operations such as business continuity and disaster recovery can be housed easily in many of Loring’s facilities where an extensive telecommunications infrastructure is available including:

Inter-exchange carrier Points of Presence (POP)
Redundancy - SONET OC48 Technology
ISDN, Frame Relay, Dark Fiber, T1, T3, OC3, OC12, OC48, Fiber Optic, Asynchronous
Transfer Mode (ATM), Digital Centrex, Switched 56 kb Service, Packet Switching
Service, Superpath 1.5444 Mb Service, Voice Messaging, Class Services, Digital
Subscriber Line (DSL), Cable Modem-based Highspeed Internet, Wireless Internet

Northern Maine’s telecommunications system is reliable, providing access to redundant suppliers of voice and data transmission services with multiple entry points through Maine and New Brunswick.

The quality and availability of telecommunications and data transmittal infrastructure at Loring have enabled Loring’s telecommunications-based businesses to succeed.
Maine is a nexus-friendly state.