Located in Kingman Airport Industrial Park, Kingman Airport Industrial I is at 4625 Interstate Way on a 23-acre lot and consists of five sections with clear heights that range from 19 feet to 26 feet. Section One includes the largest of the offices with a reception area, 13 private offices, multiple large spaces for cubicles, a training room, bathrooms, and equipment storage areas. Other sections include office space from 1,000 square feet to 3,000 square feet, and 20+ acres of adjacent ground is available for expansion or additional outside storage. The main east/west line of the BNSF Railway runs along the south wall and extends approximately 550 feet, connecting the west coast to Chicago, Kansas City, and other eastern locations. The rail spurs/siding has the potential to extend an additional 500 feet to provide rail access to Sections Two, Three, Four, and Five. Since 1989, Kingman Airport Industrial Park (KAIP) and the Kingman Airport have seen over $100-million in property improvements, and the Airport Authority has made over $15-million in public and infrastructure improvements, with more planned. The Kingman Airport offers commercial airline services and serves the general aviation needs of users with its two runways. The city of Kingman provides some of the lowest transportation costs in the country as a result of the substantial flow of trucks from the port facilities of LA/Long Beach to the east, and back along the I-40 corridor, five miles south of KAIP. US 93, only a 10-minute drive south, is the major commercial corridor between the states of Arizona, Nevada, and Utah. It is also on the North American Free Trade (NAFTA) route between Mexico and Canada. With the completion of a new bypass, known as the Mike O’Callaghan-Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge, Kingman now has a direct route to the enormous consumer market in the Las Vegas metropolitan area.