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LocationOne (LOIS) is a resource administered by the State of Nebraska Department of Economic Development that supports business location and economic development across the state. LOIS provides a comprehensive database of available sites and buildings throughout Nebraska, featuring detailed ESRI reports, interactive map layers, and customizable search criteria to help businesses find shovel-ready locations.
Nebraska highlights its central location, high quality of life, and strong business climate as key advantages. The program is part of a broader suite of Nebraska economic development tools including the Microenterprise Assistance Program, Micro TIF, and NIF Prototype Grants. Businesses seeking to start, expand, or relocate within Nebraska are eligible to use this resource.
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Location One Information System (LOIS) - Nebraska Department of Economic Development Location One Information System (LOIS) Nebraska utilizes the Location One Information System which is designed to help you find the best location for your business. Features of this database include detailed local ESRI reports, a variety of search criteria capabilities for sites and buildings, interactive local map layers, and much more.
Ready to shop around? Welcome to Nebraska’s one-stop locator for the most comprehensive information on statewide available sites and buildings. Nebraska is a prime location for business, featuring available, shovel-ready sites and buildings, including spec, throughout the state.
There’s no better place to build, expand, or start your business. Nebraska’s central location, high quality of life, strong, supportive business climate, and unmatched work ethic makes it the ideal location for businesses. Have questions?
Need more information? Director of International and Business Recruitment cobus. block@nebraska.
gov | (402) 480-5806
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: See the Nebraska grants portal for complete eligibility requirements. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
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