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Posted: September 30, 2016
Dacon completes OMNI’s 40,000 s/f headquarters building in Raynham Woods Commerce Center
480 Paramount Drive - Raynham Woods Commerce Center - Raynham, MA
480 Paramount Drive - Raynham Woods Commerce Center - Raynham, MA
Raynham, MA Dacon Corp., Dowling Houy LLC, R.E. Dinneen Architects & Planners and AHA Consulting Engineers completed Ominilife science Inc.’s (OMNI) new headquarters building at 480 Paramount Dr. in the Raynham Woods Commerce Center. The property was recently purchased by Calare Properties, Inc. The 40,000 s/f, one-story building is located across the street from DePuy Orthopaedics’ New England headquarters.
OMNI relocated from 50 William O’Connell Way in East Taunton, a building which was razed after OMNI’s move to make way for the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe’s First Light Resort & Casino presently under construction.
OMNI’s build-out included a 20,000 s/f office headquarters space, a 20,000 s/f warehouse, fully functional machine shop space, R&D, and finished goods area. This property is serviced by one drive-in shipping dock. Construction commenced in early April with occupancy attained in late June, under a 90-day construction schedule.
Chuck Houy and Amanda Randall-Capobianco of Dowling Houy, LLC were OMNI’s owner’s representatives for the project. Lynn Tokarczyk of Business Development Strategies, Inc. negotiated a 15-year TIF on OMNI’s behalf. Steven Clancy, executive vice president/partner of CBRE|New England represented OMNI in the lease transaction.
This is Dacon’s eighth project in the Raynham Woods Commerce Center. The majority of other projects were design-build projects for DePuy Orthopaedics’ 500,000 s/f headquarters.Located within the I-495 South submarket, 480 Paramount Dr. provides access to Rtes. 44 and 24.
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