Excellent, one-story, 358,300 sq. ft. facility on 44 acres

Construction:
8” and 10” reinforced concrete floors; ceiling heights to 40’ clear; columns spaced 25’ x 60’; tilt-up concrete and metal walls

Utilities:
Electric provided by Entergy, 480 volt, 3-phase, 4000 amps switchgear panels; gas supplied by CenterPoint Energy, Inc.; water and sewer supplied by City of Little Rock

Lighting:
High-pressure sodium and metal halide

Sprinkler:
100% wet system

Office Space:
5,600 sq. ft. of modern, air-conditioned office space featuring private offices and conference rooms

Compressed Air:
Two 250 hp compressors, one 60 hp compressor and one 10 hp compressor

Truck Loading:
22 grade-level doors and 2 dock-high doors

Cranes:
Two 20-ton cranes, two 7.5-ton cranes and five 5-ton cranes

Rail:
Rail served by BNSF

Location:
Strategically located, the property is located within the Little Rock Port and is minutes to deep water barge access, Interstates 440, 40 and 30 and Little Rock National Airport.

A right-to-work state, Arkansas offers companies a full range of economic incentives, such as Advantage Arkansas — an income tax credit based on job creation. Plus, Industrial Revenue Bonds are made available to enable eligible companies to expand through the purchase of land, buildings and equipment.

Little Rock boasts a population of 183,133 residents and is located within the second fastest growing region in the country. Forty percent of the buying power and population of the country is within a 550-mile radius of the city.

Little Rock is also the county seat of Pulaski County, which is home to a great deal of high-profile companies, including Dillard’s Inc., Timex Corporation, Unilever Foods, Kimberly-Clark Corporation, and Alltel Corporation. Moreover, twenty-eight Fortune 500 companies operate within the Little Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA.)

With its convenient setting and access to a number of valuable economic incentives, Little Rock proves to be an excellent locale in which to conduct business.