In honor of National Clean Water Week, Quonset's award-winning wastewater treatment facility was open to the public today! Superintendent David Bruno gave tours to local residents who had great questions about industrial wastewater and the work we do to protect Narragansett Bay.

We're extending a warm welcome to three new members of our team: Toni DeLomba and Craig Lavoie at the Port of Davisville and Anderson Morales on the maintenance team. We look forward to working with them to deliver world-class service to Quonset's 250 companies!

On their recent visit to Quonset, supply chain management students at @UniversityofRI received a operations briefing and a tour of the Port of Davisville. Quonset plays a major role in powering the state's economy, and we're glad to share that role with future business leaders.

A sad day for Rhode Island as we mourn the loss of a great man and true public servant in Senate President Dominick Ruggerio.

Quonset COO Chelsea Siefert spoke at NEREJ's annual summit to share how RI Ready is preparing communities for new jobs and economic growth. Funding is available for permitting, infrastructure improvements and more! Visit RIReady.org to leverage these investments.

The Wickford Middle robotics team has qualified for the world championship, and they need our help! Quonset is a proud member of the NK community, and we'd love to see these students represent our town. To sponsor their endeavor, donations can be mailed to the address below.

Quonset's convenient, easy-to-access location is key to our success. We braved this morning's rain to break ground on the "Missing Move" construction project to add new ramps to I-95 and RI-403, making it easier than it has ever been to travel to and throughout the Business Park.

More than 14,800 people show up for work at Quonset Business Park every day. That means that our roadway infrastructure must be able to keep up. The "Missing Move" project will better connect Rhode Islanders to the state's busiest economic hub. bostonglobe.com/2025/05/05/met…

Ever wonder what Rhode Island will look like in 2050? QDC helped develop the state's long-term transportation plan, and we hope you'll tell us what you think. Come and weigh in on the future of our roads, bridges, public transit system, bike paths, sidewalks, ports and more.

Hundreds of car carrier ships call on Davisville each year, creating a unique environment in an emergency. QDC hosted the North Kingstown Fire Department for a tour of the SIEM Aristotle to ensure that our first responders are prepared to do their jobs as safely as possible.

It's been nine months since crews drove the first piles at the Port of Davisville's new Terminal 5 Pier, and construction hasn't slowed down! We can't wait to open this new berthing space later this year.

Quonset Business Park is home to four public beaches, including Compass Rose Beach. To preserve this space for years to come, we built new fencing to protect the beach's natural dunes.

Join us on June 4th at North Kingstown Public Library for a conversation about the future of Rhode Island's public infrastructure, including Quonset's Port of Davisville! Share your vision for our roads, bridges, public transit and more. More details: planning.ri.gov/planning-areas….

Quonset is proud to be the home of the Rhode Island Air National Guard and their world-class technology, including this exclusive aircraft simulator that attracts and trains pilots from all around the world. wpri.com/news/local-new…

To continue to support GD Electric Boat employees working at Quonset, RIPTA has updated their Quonset Express route from Woonsocket and Providence to seamlessly align with employee shift schedules and ensure that folks have reliable transportation to these good-paying jobs.

Wildlife conservation isn't part of the official job description, but our team members go above and beyond! When this little guy found his way inside the fence at our pump station, Hannah didn't hesitate to bring him back to safety.

November 2023 ➡️ May 2025 The new Rhode Island Air National Guard headquarters is nearing completion! This project will provide the 143rd Airlift Wing with the modernized facilities they need to execute their missions.

Exciting news! Port Director Joe Riccio has been elected to serve as president of the North Atlantic Ports Association, where he will lead critical conversations among member ports around trade, tariffs and maritime regulations.

The "Missing Move" project is alleviating traffic, shortening commutes and making it easier for more than 14,000 Rhode Islanders to come to work at Quonset every day. Read how this project will improve local neighborhoods from Governor Dan McKee in this month's NEREJ ⤵️

Happy Independence Day! Quonset's roots are in our history as a naval base. Today, we honor our military legacy and the men and women who have served in our Armed Forces to keep us free.