Located on a 82.78 acre site owned by the Puyallup Tribe of Indians, Building B of the Frank Albert Industrial Park was completed in February of 2025. The 138,926 square foot speculative industrial building has a 32’ clear height, 28 dock-high and 2 grade-level doors and 132 parking stalls. Building B was developed on a 10.58 acre area within the overall site.
Over the course of 2025, two tenant improvements were completed in the building. The initial improvement was for Tahoma Global Logistics, which included remote restrooms, 1,000 square foot office build-out and 25 dock levelers. Exterior work also included secured, 6.4 acre lot for truck and trailer parking.
On the north end, a build-out was completed for signage and print company Cole Graphics (which has since rebranded as Tahoma Print & Manufacturing). Tenant improvement scope included 9,898 square feet of open and enclosed offices, conference rooms, storage and lab rooms. It also included 19,000 square feet of manufacturing area, and an additional 18,000 square feet of future manufacturing area complete with paint booth.
Additional site work also included 1,000 linear feet of new roads built to city standards.
Sierra Construction Team:
Jason Nix, Senior Project Manager
Rob Overton, Project Manager (Shell)
Andrew Repass, Project Manager (TI)
Jack Nelson, Project Engineer (Shell)
Wayde Turner, Superintendent (Shell)
Sio Salafai, Foreman (Shell)
Gary Wood, Foreman (TI)
May Jensen, Project Administrator
Project Team:
Clients: Wright Runstad & Company, Puyallup Tribe of Indians
Architect: NELSON
Engineers: Barghausen, AHBL, Terra Associates
General Contractor: Sierra Construction
Subcontractors include: Rainier Glass, Custom Specialty Installation, Cascade Doors, Skis Painting, Marvin Sheet Metal, Tri-Star Roofing, Panelized, Olympic Iron, CT Sales, Carmona Construction, Corliss Resources, Stripe Rite, Ralphs Concrete Pumping, Ness Campbell, RE Sides, Westcrete & All-Star Fencing
Project photos by Seven Maples Photography
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