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2026 Industrial Review Spotlight - Featured Project: SupplyOne, Inc.

SupplyOne’s converting project in West Bridgewater, Massachusetts, represents a strategic investment in the company’s continued expansion throughout New England. As SupplyOne grows its regional network through acquisitions and facility investments, the project strengthens its ability to provide localized packaging solutions while supporting customers with the resources of a national organization.

Supporting that strategy, the 210,000 s/f facility has been designed specifically for high-volume corrugated packaging converting, incorporating dedicated production space, warehouse capacity, specialized process piping, material handling infrastructure, and integrated waste collection systems that streamline operations and support long-term flexibility. 

The project demonstrates how industrial facilities are being designed not only to increase production capacity, but also to improve workflow, enhance operational resilience, and strengthen regional supply chains as manufacturers continue expanding their presence in key markets like New England.

PROJECT INFORMATION:

  • Project Title SupplyOne, Inc.
  • Project Location West Bridgewater, MA
  • Project Status Under Construction 
  • Property Type Manufacturing/Warehouse
  • Building Size (SF): 210,000 SF 
  • Site Size (Acres): 20
  • Construction Start Date: 05-25-26 
  • Completion / Estimated Completion Date: November 2026

PROJECT TEAM:

  • Owner / Developer: National Development
  • Construction Manager: ARCO National Construction | New England
  • Architect: GMA Architects
  • Civil Engineer: Allen & Major Associates
  • Structural Engineer: Richard Adams Engineers & Consultants
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