PLENTIFUL SPACE FOR DEVELOPMENT
Grant County is home to thousands of acres of flat, seismically stable and affordable land ripe for industrial development. Minimal population density throughout the county makes for an ideal flight testing environment, while proximity to major transportation hubs like I-90 and the Grant County International Airport position the Port well for distribution and transport.

- 240 acres of ramp space and a million sq. ft. of adjacent industrial park facilities
- 5,300 acres, 3,500 dedicated to airport use, with over 1,800 acres specifically zoned and available for aviation business or industrial purposes
- Land available for lease approximately $300 outside the fence to $500 inside the fence per acre per month
- 1 million sq. ft. of building space
- Extremely flexible heavy, medium and light industrial areas far from residential zoning
- Grant County is far enough inland to ensure high levels of seismic stability
Grant County Public Utility District operates two hydro-electric dams on the Columbia River that provide low cost, readily available electricity to Grant County businesses. According to the Council for Community and Economic Research, Grant County residents pay an average of 4.2 cents per kilowatt hour compared to the national average of 11.8 cents, with industrial rates lower still. You can find the Rates, Fees, and Policies on the Grant County PUD website by Clicking Here.
Washington’s public utility district provides wholesale telecommunications services utilizing a fiber optic system with internet speeds up to 100mbps. The PUD utilizes a fiber optic network, as opposed to less reliable copper cables since glass fibers are less susceptible to electrical interference.
The Port of Moses Lake operates a land application based Industrial Wastewater System. This system currently serves six industrial clients. The Port receives effluent from clients through a gravity collection system to a central transmission station where it is sent under pressure to one of the two lagoons. The Port has storage capacity for 59 million gallons. The Port applies this stored water onto a forage crop during the summer months. The Port currently has 240 acres in crop production. In order to further the Port’s services to current and future clients, the Port is looking to expand its operations in 2020-2021 increase its land capacity as well as storage capacity. These investments will increase the capacity of the Ports system from 400,000 gallons per day to 1 million gallons per day.
The Wastewater system was built in 2000
- It originally had the capacity to hold 27 million gallons
- 120 acres of spray fields
Phase One expansion 2014
- Second lagoon 31 million gallons
- Doubled the capacity of the wet well as well as the irrigation system
Phase Two expansion 2015
- Purchase of Section Nineteen (19) increasing potential spray field capacity by 400%
- Construction of new center pivot doubling current spray field acreage
Phase Three expansion 2016
- Extending a four inch main line 5,800 Ft to the east to incorporate current air/light industrial park
Phase Four expansion 2020
- Installation of new irrigation well as well as additional 60 million gallon storage lagoon
- Extending conveyance system to the Westside Employment Center consisting of 2,200 acres of industrial ground

Million Air is an FBO equipped to supply Jet-A fuel for commercial, military, and personal aircraft. Million Air previously assisted in the testing of Boeing’s 747-800. Million Air provides a full range of ground support services including flight test support.
www.millionair.com 888.589.9059
Columbia Pacific is equipped to provide aircraft maintenance; fueling, and de-fueling; loading, and unloading; as well as flight testing.
www.columbiapacificaviation.com 509.762.1016
Moses Lake is located along Interstate 90, providing direct, efficient access to the national road system. This connection provides business with access to the marine ports of Seattle and Tacoma for import and export cargo, and allows for cost-effective daily round trips to Seattle, Portland, Vancouver BC or Spokane. It also provides easy access to several rail loading facilities for movement of containers or bulk commodities anywhere in the US.