Quonset's Port of Davisville now ranks as the fifth busiest auto importer in North America, according to new statistics compiled by PIERS Maritime Research Services and the Quonset Development Corporation (QDC).

The PIERS data, which analyzed the top 37 auto importers on the continent for the time period November 2007 to October 2008, found that the Port of Davisville has now surpassed ports in Baltimore, Los Angeles, Vancouver, and Savannah, among others. 

Our web site has undergone a makeover, and is up and running with new features like maps, public notices about progress at Quonset and news videos about the many exciting developments taking place. This site is a robust, up-to-date source of information for prospective and existing companies at the business park.

By maintaining a dynamic, user-friendly online presence, QDC is engaging actively anyone interested in Quonset, from the public to employees to business leaders. We recognize the importance of reaching out to the community, and will consistently update the site with fresh content as our growth continues. 

Dennis Colberg, Superintendent of the Quonset Point Wastewater Treatment Facility, has been awarded a prestigious regional Award by the New England Water Environment Association (NEWEA). In presenting Colberg with the Alfred E. Peloquin Award, NEWEA noted Colberg's leadership in upgrading the Quonset facility and his dedicated volunteer service with the Narragansett Water Pollution Control Association.