FedEx - Anchorage

Property Purchase, Development and Construction

Anchorage, Alaska

3.1 acres

Building size: 18,870 square feet

‍

Our Roles

• Purchasing Broker

• Land Developer

• Building Contractor

‍

The Project

FedEx Ground was in need of a location in Anchorage, AK to accommodate their delivery chain. FedEx was unable to find a suitable location, and Keith Mathias of KAM Coastal, through research and due diligence, located and purchased a parcel of land suitable for FedEx near the airport, being compliant with the stringent tsa security requirements.

From concept to completion, KAM Coastal was responsible for:

• Defined project scope, budget and schedule

• Defining design requirements, schedule and setting project milestones

• Collaborating with architects, engineers, city planning and building department in collaboration with FedEx’s real estate department and other key stakeholders

• Overseeing FedEx lease terms and conditions and construction contract management

• Serving as the project owners manager overseeing the land development and construction phases of the project

• Efficient scheduling to optimize time and money

• Bringing the project in on time allowing FedEx to prepare for their peak season schedule and the project was on budget

‍

The Results

Built in 2005, this property is located on Raspberry Road in Anchorage, Alaska. The single steel constructed building includes approximately 2,450 square feet of conditioned office space which accommodates the day-to-day FedEx Ground business operations of the general Anchorage and surrounding areas.

The remainder of the building allows inbound aircraft container deliveries at the dock high loading area onto a rolling floor. Packages are then sorted in FedEx Grounds proprietary automated package sorting system onto smaller delivery vans for local delivery and pick-up.

In 2014, to accommodate increased facility demands and TSA security requirements, the building was subsequently expanded an additional 11,000 square feet. FedEx still occupies the building today.