Williams Form Engineering Corp. (WFE) inked a $2.5 million purchase deal on a new production and distribution facility on three acres in the Iron Bridge Business Park in Collegeville, PA.
The three-acre parcel is located on Kestrel Dr. The seller, Gorski Engineering, is constructing a 30,000-square-foot, built-to-suit industrial building for WFE who is currently operating out of Phoenixville, PA but will relocate upon the completion of the new facility. Construction began after closing, with a projected move-in date of January 2013.
WFE is a national product designer and manufacturer for the construction and fastener industries and provides a variety of services with specialization in anchoring technology for chemical and mechanical anchors. The company has been in business since 1937 and operates five manufacturing plants throughout North America.
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