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Posted: September 2, 2016
Kerrigan and Cook of Avison Young secure lease renewal, expansion
One Technology Park Drive - Westford, MA
Westford, MA According to Avison Young, Kadant Inc. has signed a 14,597 s/f lease renewal and expansion at the company’s headquarters located at One Technology Park Dr.
Jack Kerrigan, Avison YoungAvison Young principals Jack Kerrigan and Steve Cook, who are based in the firm’s Boston office, represented Kadant in the transaction. The landlord, The Gutierrez Company, was represented by Lisa Tarricone.
“The location works well for our employees, particularly given the abundant retail services and amenities in the immediate area,” said Kadant treasurer Dan Walsh.
“Kadant has enjoyed its tenancy with The Gutierrez Company for more than a decade,” said Kerrigan. “Fortunately, there was adjacent space available to accommodate Kadant’s growth needs.”
Steve Cook, Avison YoungOne Technology Park Dr. sits within Westford Technology Park, an 85-acre, campus-style, master-planned development. Major tenants include Akamai Technologies, Sonus Networks and BF Goodrich. The park is located off Rte. 110, providing access to I-495 and various retail and dining amenities.
Kadant is a global supplier of high-value, critical components and engineered systems used in process industries worldwide. The company’s products technologies, and services play an integral role in enhancing process efficiency, optimizing energy utilization, and maximizing productivity in resource-intensive industries.
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