Bucks County Economic Development Corporation

Build it in Bucks. 

Bucks County's highly skilled and educated workforce, proximity to major national and international markets and affordable utility and living costs make it the ideal place to grow your business.

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BCEDC Making an Impact

628,270

Population

332,000

Labor Force

$2,863,000

Loan Amount

$13,366,546

Total Investment

Why BCEDC?

Bucks County Economic Development Corporation (BCEDC) is your contact for the resources your company needs to grow in - or relocate to - Bucks County.

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Why Bucks County?

Located strategically in the Northeast Corridor, Bucks County is accessible to nearly every kind of transportation network available, with Philadelphia as its nucleus. 

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Recent Projects

Bucks County Economic Development Corporation helps businesses acquire financing using a variety of loan programs. Visit our project page to view some of our most recent projects and see how BCEDC can help you achieve your business goals.

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News You Can Use

24 September 2020
Financial Incentives from PECO Won’t Last Forever—Submit an Application Today
Financial Incentives from PECO Won’t Last Forever—Submit an Application Today
It's the final countdown—less than 8 months left to get it all done. At PECO, safety is our top priority. As part of our commitment to safety, we're continuing to monitor developments related to the c...
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Loan Programs

PIDA

The purpose of PIDA is to stimulate the construction of industrial building and/or development projects to increase employment in Pennsylvania with the focus on job creation or job retention. 

DBFI

The PA Department of Community and Economic Development has launched the Diverse Business Financing Initiative (DBFI) to support and grow qualifying diverse businesses committed to full-time job creation and retention.

BBLF

The BCEDC Business Builder Loan Program was established to provide funding to small and emerging Bucks County companies. The primary goal of this loan program is the creation and preservation of employment.