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Platteville Area Industrial Development Corporation, known as PAIDC, works to strengthen economic development and quality of life through the growth of businesses in the Platteville, Wisconsin, area. PAIDC has information about the Business Park, available commercial buildings, economic data, workforce demographics and industry clusters. Click to view the PAIDC Annual Report.
To contact Platteville Area Industrial Development Corporation Executive Director Ela Kakde, call (608) 348-3050 or email director@plattevilleindustry.com.
Platteville’s Industry Park has a new tenant with both local and out-of-state roots. Michigan-based Skyway Precision Inc. purchased locally-based Daleo Machining Incorporated (DMI) in September of 2016. Now the company is relocating from the DMI location on Pleasant Valley Road to the former Hickory Springs building on Eastside Road. As of publication, one production cell is expected to be in operation. The entire move is expected to be completed by the end of the year. Platteville is the fourth and only Wisconsin location for Skyway.
Ever think about how that Potosi beer or slice of Mill Creek cheese made it safely into your hands and onto your taste buds? Probably not, but chances are that L&M Corrugated Container Corporation (L&M) was responsible for making the corrugated packaging that protected these and other products you use. L&M started when the founder, Dick Lopes, realized that the packaging for a majority of local products made in Southwest Wisconsin were being serviced by companies in other states.
Supporting Documents
PAIDC Annual Report 2016 (3 MB) 
