COLUMBUS, OH, October 11, 2012 (Press-News.org) Entering its 25th year in business, Spartan Logistics, a third-party logistics company based in Columbus, Ohio, announced the opening of its Indianapolis location. Spartan currently operates seven warehouses located in Ohio, Indiana and South Carolina. The Indianapolis facility will be Spartan's eighth U.S. location and its second in Indiana.
Spartan Logistics has partnered with Farmers & Merchants State Bank, headquartered in Archbold, Ohio, for the financing of this expansion. "The bank is pleased to continue to partner with Spartan Logistics and is excited about its opportunities in Indianapolis and future success," said Rob Graham, vice president of commercial banking in Perrysburg, Ohio.
With immediate plans to fill its new 130,000 square foot warehouse facility, Spartan Logistics says the first phase of the project, filling nearly 30,000 square feet by the end of October, is already underway. The second phase of the project will fill almost 100,000 square feet by January.
Spartan currently works with over 100 national and local accounts providing outsourced warehouse, freight and order fulfillment services and is seeking additional opportunities in Indianapolis, a high-growth logistics region.
Steve Harmon, president of Spartan Logistics, is enthusiastic about the opportunities in Indianapolis. "Indianapolis feels like home to us. The city has a great labor force and represents a perfect location with our current geographic footprint," Harmon said.
Starting in November, Spartan Logistics will be hiring 35 positions at the new east Indianapolis facility. Interested parties should send resumes to Personnel@SpartanWarehouse.com.
The new warehouse facility allows Spartan Logistics' customers to expand their supply chain and obtain world-class service without capital investment. Spartan will help the new facility's occupants by outsourcing the occupants' order fulfillment and upgrading their long-term facility solutions.
"We are always willing to help businesses improve their logistics by going where they need us to be in order to make the biggest impact on their distribution," said Harmon. "We are in the business of making our customers more successful."
This will be Spartan's second warehouse facility in Indiana. Since 2000, Spartan Logistics has operated a 400,000 square foot warehouse facility in Marion, Indiana. With this acquisition, Spartan Logistics will increase its total warehouse space to nearly 2 million square feet.
Spartan Logistics
Spartan Logistics was founded in 1988 in Columbus, Ohio, as a warehouse and distribution provider. Spartan's centralized warehouse locations are all within one day truck delivery to two-thirds of the population in the United States and Canada. It specializes in handling food grade materials, glass, paper, fragile and high value products. In addition to warehousing, Spartan provides full-service transportation, custom-designed inventory management technology, packing, quality control, co-packing, EDI integration and inventory management. These quality services have elevated Spartan Logistics as a regional leader in the Ohio warehouse and distribution industry. Spartan Logistics is positioned to provide the high-quality service of a national logistics provider but at costs which add real value to customer supply chains. For more information about Spartan warehouses, please visit www.spartanwarehouse.com.
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Farmers & Merchants State Bank is a locally owned and operated community bank that has been serving Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana since 1897. The Farmers & Merchants State Bank provides commercial banking, retail banking and other financial services through its 19 offices with locations in Fulton, Defiance, Henry, Williams, and Wood counties in Northwest Ohio. In Northeast Indiana, it has offices located in DeKalb and Steuben counties. Farmers & Merchants Bancorp, Inc. is the one bank holding company of the Farmers & Merchants State Bank. For more information about Farmers & Merchants State Bank, please visit www.fm-bank.com.
Spartan Logistics Expands Indiana Warehouse Space by Acquiring 130,000 Square Foot Facility
Entering its 25th year in business, Spartan Logistics, a third-party logistics company based in Columbus, Ohio, has increased its total warehouse space to nearly 2 million square feet by acquiring a 130,000 square foot Indianapolis facility.
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[Press-News.org] Spartan Logistics Expands Indiana Warehouse Space by Acquiring 130,000 Square Foot FacilityEntering its 25th year in business, Spartan Logistics, a third-party logistics company based in Columbus, Ohio, has increased its total warehouse space to nearly 2 million square feet by acquiring a 130,000 square foot Indianapolis facility.