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Triangle has constructed several Walmart Supercenters for Walmart Stores Inc. in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana. The stores combine a full-line of grocery and general merchandise departments under one roof. In addition, Triangle has completed multiple projects involving expansion, renovation and specialty projects for Walmart Stores Inc.

Typical supercenters average between 100,000 and 220,000 square feet of retail space and feature 36 general merchandise departments including a complete apparel department with accessories, a fine jewelry department, a lawn & garden center, a health & beauty department, a full-line of electronics and a pharmacy.

The grocery areas feature a bakery, delicatessen, frozen food section, meat/dairy and fresh produce departments. Supercenters also often include Specialty Shops such as the Vision Center, Tire/Lube Express and Photo Processing. The following is a list of Triangle’s experience with Walmart Stores:

·         Comstock Park, MI

·         Monroe, MI

·         Logansport, IN

·         Muskegon, MI

·         Southgate, MI

·         Oshtemo, MI

·         Chesterfield, MI

·         Flint, MI

·         Flint, MI - Sam’s Club

·         Plainwell, MI

·         Grandville, MI

·         Clinton, IN

·         Charlotte, MI

·         Greenville, MI (2 stores)

·         Oxford, OH

·         Kentwood, MI

·         Battle Creek, MI

·         Coldwater, MI

·         Canton, MI

·         Mishawaka, IN

New Supercenters

These projects range from $8 to $14 million over a 12-month average duration. They involve 20-35 acres of site development, wetland mitigation, storm water retention, road work, 80,000–120,000 square feet of building construction, general contracting services and sustainable building practices. Triangle has completed four of these facilities. Four projects of this type were completed.

Renovations

These projects range from $1 to $2 million over a 2 to 4 month duration. They involve complete interior building renovation including, new rest rooms, pharmacy, customer service, optical areas—all while maintaining 24-hour store operations and customer accessibility. Triangle has completed five of these projects.

Expansions

These projects range from $7 to $10 million over a 10-month duration. They involve 10-30 acres of site development, storm water retention,  60,000 to 120,000 square feet of building expansion, general contracting services, and sustainable building practices—all while maintaining 24-hour store operations and customer accessibility. Three projects of this type were completed.