Construction is set to begin on Industrial Supply Company’s new 12,000 facility in Elko, Nevada. The firm, which provides equipment to the mining, construction, and other sectors, was formed in 1916 and has been operating in northern Nevada since 2012 when it first began leasing its present premises on Industrial Way in Elko. Randy Evans, Co-Chair and President of Construction, Mining, and Safety at Industrial Supply Company stated that the new building is an essential step in the company’s nine-year connection with the town. Since its inception, the Elko branch office has expanded to include 12 full-time staff who service around 200 customers.
Industrial Supply Company facility design
In addition to more warehouse space, the new structure will have a dedicated area for industry-specific safety and other training. A huge front counter area will accommodate resources and client service. Since its inception, the Elko branch office has expanded to include 12 full-time staff who service around 200 customers. The new structure, which has more than double the square footage the firm now has, will be better equipped to satisfy the demands of the company’s present clients and service additional enterprises in the future.
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Tyler Whipple, Regional Sales Manager at Industrial Supply, stated that the larger facility will allow the firm to stock more goods, such as hard-to-find items, personal protective equipment, and important products that support critical mining and maintenance activities. “The previous year has shown us the importance of having supplies close to where they are utilized, and this new facility ensures that our customers know they can receive what they need when they need it,” Whipple added.
“Our objective has always been to be a real local provider to the industries in and around Elko, and as our client base has expanded, so has our dedication to the community.” “Our new facility represents an investment in this community, and it shows that we want to stay for a long time,” Randy Evans said.
