HPS Opens New Warehouse in Reno, NV

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Jan 15, 2020

Hammond Power Solutions (HPS) will be opening a new warehouse in Reno, NV in early 2020. The new facility will replace the existing warehouse in Compton, CA, with plant operations in Compton being unaffected.

The new warehouse will better accommodate HPS’ growing product sales and provide improved shipping leadtime in select regions. The Reno warehouse is triple the size of the Compton facility at 36,000 square feet, and it will house an expanded number of product SKUs.

“The investment in this new facility is part of a broader plan to evolve our operations and customer service”, stated Larry Bell, Director of Supply Chain. “Since the facility is within close proximity to major consumption centers on the West Coast, we expect lead times to be reduced to 1-2 days for stocked products in select regions”.

The new warehouse facility will be managed by experienced personnel from Baraboo, WI, ensuring an orderly transition for our customers.

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