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. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
\"We're thinking September, October, somewhere in that neighborhood,\" Coblentz said Thursday. \"It's an addition. It'll be connected to the existing building.\" <\/p>\n
The contractor is Myers Building Systems, he said, and the tenant will be Pepsi Corp. <\/p>\n
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. <\/p>\n
That project also will see the installation of a truck scale along the east side of the existing building, the documents state. <\/p>\n
According to its website, the company, also known as EPS, provides resins and colorants designed for the architectural, industrial, construction and adhesive markets. <\/p>\n
The company declined further comment. <\/p>\n
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