United Const. Corp. design-builds new 36,000 s/f machine shop for Premier Precision Group
Premier Precision Group based in Minneapolis, Minn., which recently acquired RDS Machine Inc. and is planning to double the size of its operation over the next several years, held a ground breaking in early November for its new machine shop according to the developer United Construction Corp.
United Const. was contracted to design-build the $3 million project and recently received local and state approvals to build a 36,000 s/f facility on Rte. 10. The deal took several months to pull together over the summer as Premier Precision Group contemplated on a build-to-suit lease option with United Const. versus ownership. Premier Precision Group purchased a 1.95 acre lot for the new building which is adjacent to the existing RDS facility.
Tod Whipple, vice president of real estate at United Const. said the company did consider other sites outside the area but felt United Construction offered the most compelling industrial sites coupled with design-build services.
Whipple said the project was scheduled for completion this summer.
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