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Under Armour Breaks Ground on 3rd Distribution House in Mt. Joliet, TN

October 13, 2014 Topics: Media, News

Sedlak congratulates Under Armour on the recent groundbreaking for its new Distribution House in Mt. Joliet, TN, a suburb of Nashville. Sedlak is partnering with Under Armour on the deployment of its new distribution house, which is scheduled to open in early 2016. Sedlak’s role on the project includes: facility/operations design and simulation, detailed design of equipment and systems, competitive bid management, and implementation project management.

Read the press release here.

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