NFI Campus Locations Unlock Greater Flexibility and Speed with Campus Environments Our strategically designed campus environments give you the power to scale, streamline, and stay ahead of shifting demand. By accessing shared labor and resources, you can quickly adapt to seasonal peaks and market volatility without sacrificing efficiency or service. With proximity to major transportation corridors, our campuses provide direct access to key distribution hubs, reducing transit times and optimizing your supply chain. And when it’s time to grow, nearby space and shared infrastructure make it easy to expand rapidly and cost-effectively. Explore NFI’s campus locations and connect with an expert about availability. explore availability Inland Empire Global trade access & efficient port connectivity California offers unmatched access to global trade through the Ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, which handle roughly 40% of all U.S. imports. With proximity to major urban hubs, highways, and extensive rail networks, the region facilitates faster and more efficient movement of goods from port to distribution across the country. South Dallas Central gateway for U.S. and Mexico trade Dallas serves as a central gateway to North America, offering direct connectivity to major highways, rail lines, and air routes. Within 48 hours, truck shipments can reach over 35% of the U.S. population, while rail can access 98%. Its proximity to Mexico and key seaports makes it a prime hub for nearshoring and global trade operations. Lehigh Valley Overnight shipping & strategic east coast access The Lehigh Valley offers access to overnight shipping for more than one-third of the U.S. population, providing prime connectivity to major transportation routes, including the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I-78, and the New Jersey Turnpike. It also boasts proximity to key ports in New Jersey, New York, Philadelphia, and Wilmington, streamlining distribution along the East Coast. Chicago/Joliet Area North America’s central distribution hub Chicago is a premier distribution hub and the third-largest intermodal port in the world, making it a critical gateway for freight movement across North America. With three major airports and extensive rail and trucking networks, the region enables efficient distribution for industries from agriculture to retail throughout North America. Connect with an expert