Tippmann Innovation and Dick Cold Storage Hold Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for New Refrigerated Facility In Columbus
COLUMBUS, OH — Dick Cold Storage (DCS) along with Tippmann Innovation (Ti) of Fort Wayne, Indiana announce the opening of Global Cold Storage, a modern, 100,000+ square foot facility in Columbus, Ohio. The completion of the state-of-the-art freezer/refrigerated warehouse is a welcome addition to DCS owners whose 100-year old family business lost one of their facilities to a tragic fire in the summer of 2016
Within the first few hours of the fire, Partner at Ti, Rob Adams, contacted DCS see how Ti could help. Ti experts worked with DCS to design a facility that would quickly help them get back to serving their customers.
For four generations, Dick Cold Storage has been committed to safe and efficient cold storage and distribution to clients in a 550-mile radius of Ohio. Global Cold Storage's 150,000 square foot facility includes 15,000 pallet positions, seven multi-temperature storage rooms, swing rooms and quick freeze plus technologies that allow DCS to serve a diverse clientele. The site's proximity to the Columbus area interstate infrastructure and Norfolk Southern Railway makes it an attractive cold storage option for companies all over the United States and allows DCS to serve customers in over half of the country.
Ti experts' decades of designing and building cold storage warehouses gave them the ability to strategically plan for DCS's current cold storage needs, while incorporating designs and technologies that allow for future growth. The new facility's 50 foot clear height and mult-temperature storage rooms make it the company's most innovative warehouse to date. The project is expected to add to the city's economy by adding 30 new full-time positions.
"We were surprised at how quickly the team at Ti was able to meet with us after the fire," said Don Dick, Owner and CEO of DCS. "Their combined expertise and experience allowed us to immediately begin making plans to replace our warehouse. The upgraded technologies in the new facility allow us to have a peace of mind about the future growth and safety of our warehouse."
"It was a pleasure working with Don and Dan Dick," Adams said. "We are grateful that they entrusted such an important project to our team after the tragedy of losing their previous facility."
ProjectsWithin the first few hours of the fire, Partner at Ti, Rob Adams, contacted DCS see how Ti could help. Ti experts worked with DCS to design a facility that would quickly help them get back to serving their customers.
For four generations, Dick Cold Storage has been committed to safe and efficient cold storage and distribution to clients in a 550-mile radius of Ohio. Global Cold Storage's 150,000 square foot facility includes 15,000 pallet positions, seven multi-temperature storage rooms, swing rooms and quick freeze plus technologies that allow DCS to serve a diverse clientele. The site's proximity to the Columbus area interstate infrastructure and Norfolk Southern Railway makes it an attractive cold storage option for companies all over the United States and allows DCS to serve customers in over half of the country.
Ti experts' decades of designing and building cold storage warehouses gave them the ability to strategically plan for DCS's current cold storage needs, while incorporating designs and technologies that allow for future growth. The new facility's 50 foot clear height and mult-temperature storage rooms make it the company's most innovative warehouse to date. The project is expected to add to the city's economy by adding 30 new full-time positions.
"We were surprised at how quickly the team at Ti was able to meet with us after the fire," said Don Dick, Owner and CEO of DCS. "Their combined expertise and experience allowed us to immediately begin making plans to replace our warehouse. The upgraded technologies in the new facility allow us to have a peace of mind about the future growth and safety of our warehouse."
"It was a pleasure working with Don and Dan Dick," Adams said. "We are grateful that they entrusted such an important project to our team after the tragedy of losing their previous facility."