Marmon/Keystone breaks ground for larger facility

June 12, 2013

Marmon/Keystone’s new McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania metals service center building will be located at 196 Secrist Lane. The new facility is expected to be fully operational by September 2013.

Alexis Coffey

Marmon/Keystone, Butler, Pa., is opening a new metals service center building in McConnellsburg, Pa. The new facility is expected to be fully operational by September 2013.

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Left: Marmon/Keystone value added manager Tim Wamba, Marmon/Keystone VP of quality and operations Denny Derringer, Marmon Distribution Services president Norman Gottschalk Jr., Marmon/Keystone president J.T. “Tim” Spatafore, Marmon/Keystone VP Northeastern region Lou Grenci, Palmer Construction owner Bill Palmer

  "The new facility will be 25% larger than our current space, which will allow us to handle material in a more efficient manner,” says Lou Grenci, VP Northeastern region. “The extra space will also provide the opportunity to increase our capabilities, enabling us to take on additional business.”  

Value added manager Tim Wamba directly oversees the McConnellsburg facility, while Grenci is responsible for overall operations. Palmer Construction Co. of McConnellsburg is handling the construction of the new building.

To learn more about Marmon/Keystone visit their website www.marmonkeystone.com

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