STAMP

The Science & Technology Advanced Manufacturing Park (STAMP) is a 1,250-acre campus developed in the Town of Alabama, NY.

STAMP's strategic location in New York connects how-cost renewable power, utilities, and talent to grow advanced manufacturing.

 

  • STAMP has over 500 buildable acres available
  • STAMP has completed site-wide environmental reviews and zoning
  • STAMP connects to large and reliable utility networks
  • STAMP connects to diverse technician and engineering programs 

STAMP Infrastructure

  • STAMP electricity is sourced from Niagara Falls Hydropower and is approved for 600 megawatts of power.
  • STAMP connects to a 4x-redundant 345-kV transmission system at an on-site 600 megawatt substation and an on-site 115-kV distribution system. The substation will be energized in 2026.
  • STAMP connects to a completed redundant water sources. STAMP has an available capacity for 1 million gallon per day water. STAMP connects to a scalable, ready-to-bid water network expansion funded for construction.
  • STAMP connects to a 100,000 gallon per day sanitary sewer wastewater forcemain to a wastewater treatment facility is funded for construction. A 5 million gallon per day post-treated process water forcemain to a discharge point is funded for construction.
  • STAMP connects to a natural gas system with 24” transmission line adjacent to site with a distribution line funded for construction.

Prime Location

  • STAMP connects to a 2 million population in Western New York
  • STAMP is less than 5 miles to Interstate-90
  • 140 Million Customers (40% of US/Canadian population) within 500 miles

Business Climate In New York

  • 0% corporate income tax for manufacturing
  • 0% tax on personal property, manufacturing equipment and inventory
  • 30,000 engineering and technician students annually enrolled
  • Quality housing, schools, and amenities with a low cost of living

STAMP community benefits

  • Funded $11.8 million for Town of Alabama's Phase 1 & 2 water expansions
  • $4 million in funding proposed for Village of Oakfield's wastewater treatment facility
  • Host and PILOT payments supporting local services, infrastructure and education
  • High-tech and skilled trades career opportunities matching local high school and community college training

Contact Chris Suozzi, GCEDC Executive Vice President of Business & Workforce Development, at 585-409-1301 or [email protected] to learn about opportunities at STAMP!