Sidney, MT Industrial Land Auction
5.29 Acres located on Highway 16 in Sidney Montana available for sale via Timed Online Auction!
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Highway 16 frontage
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No special assessments
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Approved Commercial Development
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Close Access to utilities
Bids Open: August 25th at 11am MDT
Bids Close: August 27th at 11am MDT
An excellent opportunity for industrial or commercial business to acquire a spacious area with great access and good traffic in a growing and vibrant business community. Sidney, Montana serves as the commercial hub for Richland County and northeastern Montana. Its economy has a strong foundation in agriculture and energy, supported by transportation, healthcare, and regional services.
Primary Industries
Agriculture
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One of the most productive agricultural regions in eastern Montana.
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Major crops include wheat, durum, barley, corn, pulse crops (peas and lentils), sugar beets (historically), dry beans, hay, and other irrigated crops.
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Cattle ranching is also a significant part of the local economy.
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Numerous businesses support producers through grain handling, fertilizer, seed, equipment sales, and agronomy services.
Oil & Gas
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Sidney sits within the western edge of the Bakken Formation and Williston Basin, making petroleum production one of the area’s largest economic drivers.
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The region supports drilling, production, pipeline operations, trucking, equipment repair, fabrication, and numerous oilfield service companies.
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While drilling activity fluctuates with commodity prices, energy remains a major source of employment and investment.
Transportation & Logistics
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Sidney’s location near North Dakota makes it an important transportation hub for both agricultural commodities and oilfield equipment.
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Trucking companies, freight carriers, warehousing, and logistics businesses serve the surrounding region and connect producers to national markets.
Healthcare
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Sidney Health Center is one of the region’s largest employers and provides comprehensive medical services for northeastern Montana and western North Dakota.
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Healthcare continues to be a stable employment sector regardless of commodity cycles.
Manufacturing & Industrial Services
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Machine shops, welding and fabrication businesses, industrial maintenance, and petroleum-related manufacturing support both agriculture and the energy sector.
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Although the historic Sidney Sugars processing plant closed in 2023, industrial services remain an important component of the local economy.
Retail & Professional Services
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As the county seat, Sidney draws customers from a broad rural trade area.
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Retail stores, banking, insurance, legal services, restaurants, lodging, and government services provide employment while serving both residents and surrounding agricultural communities.