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Oct 23, 2024

Lab Equipment Supplier Signs Full-Building HQ Lease in Ayer - Connect CRE

Sign up for Connect emails to stay informed with CRE stories that are 150 words or less. CELLTREAT Scientific Products has signed a 113,382-square-foot headquarters lease at 3 Nemco Way in Ayer, MA.

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CELLTREAT Scientific Products has signed a 113,382-square-foot headquarters lease at 3 Nemco Way in Ayer, MA. The tenant is a laboratory equipment supplier dedicated to manufacturing unique, high-quality laboratory plastic consumables at significant savings.

Cushman & Wakefield’s Nick Bruha, Blake Baldwin and Shayne O’Neil represented CELLTREAT. “We are grateful to the team at Cushman & Wakefield for collaborating with us to identify the ideal space for our company,” said CELLTREAT president Rich Happell. “This move enables us to streamline our operations, consolidate three separate locations into one cohesive space, expand our inventory capacity and increase the speed of order fulfillment.”

3 Nemco Way is a 113,382-square-foot industrial property featuring 20 tailboard loading docks, a high bay distribution warehouse & headquarters office space. The property is located within 3.5 miles of Route 495 and within an hour drive to Boston, Worcester and Manchester, NH airports.

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