Two warehouse projects progress at Williamsport – Herald-Mail Media

WILLIAMSPORT Two warehouse projects, each valued at about $2 million, are going up in the Williamsport area, according to documents on file at the Washington County Department of Engineering and Construction Management.

One, a Bowman Group project at 10417 Ferguson Lane, is valued at $1.8 million, according to the building permit documents. Another, for Engineered Polymer Solutions at 16414 Industrial Lane, is valued at $2 million, the paperwork states.

Dave Coblentz, project manager for the Bowman Group, said construction has started on the 32,778-square-foot facility on Ferguson Lane. The building, which will include restrooms and a janitor's closet, is to be finished this fall.

"We're thinking September, October, somewhere in that neighborhood," Coblentz said Thursday. "It's an addition. It'll be connected to the existing building."

The contractor is Myers Building Systems, he said, and the tenant will be Pepsi Corp.

The second project includes a 7,340-square-foot warehouse for Engineered Polymer Solutions. It also is an addition to an existing structure, according to the paperwork.

That project also will see the installation of a truck scale along the east side of the existing building, the documents state.

According to its website, the company, also known as EPS, provides resins and colorants designed for the architectural, industrial, construction and adhesive markets.

The company declined further comment.

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