197,069 sf available · creams and ointment manufacturing. 2 x 500 gallon jacketed counter-rotator...

120 VINTAGE DRIVE | HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

Jeremy Pope, CCIM, SIORSenior Vice President

[email protected]

1500 Perimeter ParkwaySuite 150 | Huntsville, AL 35806www.grahamcompany.com

197,069 SF AVAILABLE

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CAMPUS OVERVIEW BUILDING SPECIFICATIONS:ADDRESS: 120 Vintage Drive NE, HuntsvilleAVAILABLE SPACE:

197,069 SF1st Floor Area: 139,033 SF2nd Floor Area: 53,957 SFRaw Materials Storage Area: 4,079 SFTotal: 197,069 SF

OFFICE AREA: 4,364 SFLAB AREA 1: 12,395 SF (1st Floor)LAB AREA 2: 10,626 SF (2nd Floor)

CLEARANCE: 31' (16' clear mezzanine)

LOADING: Six (6) exterior truck docks (expandable)One (1) drive-in door (expandable)

PARKING: To suitHVAC: Fully air-conditionedSPRINKLERED: FullyPRICING: Subject to proposalCOMMENTS: ▪ High image business campus environment.

▪ Perfect platform for entry or expansion within the pharmaceutical manufacturing market.

▪ Highly flexible facility and configuration is ideal for any production, manufacturing and warehousing operations.

▪ Experienced and highly skilled labor base available to support your growth.

▪ Located only 15 min. from downtown Huntsville. ▪ Immediate expressway accessibility and close proximity

to Huntsville Airport and I-65. ▪ Over $20 million spent on capital projects (facility and

production equipment) over the past 3 years. ▪ Fully equipped state-of-the-art liquids production facility

with all machinery & equipment available for purchase or lease.

AVAILABLE FOR SALE OR LEASE HUNTSVILLE | 120 VINTAGE DRIVE


MANUFACTURING HIGHLIGHTS

▪ Compounding operations including weighing, liquid compounding up to 5,000 gallon scale, and cream compounding up to 1,000 gallons.

▪ USP Purified water system with 5,000 gallon hot and 3,500 gallon cold reserve.

▪ Automated Tank Farm system for bulk excipient delivery with 10,000 gallon capacity for 5 raw materials.

▪ Variable mixing bulk hold tanks ranging from 1,000 – 3,500 gallons.

▪ Bulk bag delivery system for large scale powder induction processes.

▪ Supported by an external solvent storage facility.

▪ Liquids and Suspension Manufacturing ■ 4 x 5,000 gallon mix tanks ■ 3 x 2,000 gallon mix tanks ■ 2 x 1,000 gallon mix tanks ■ Multiple 300 and 100 Gallon portable tanks & 14 bulk storage tanks. ■ USP 18GPM water system with hot and cold water storage tanks (4000 gallons). ■ 10 x 5,000 gallon tank farm storage vessels for liquid raw materials.

▪ Creams and Ointment Manufacturing.

■ 2 x 500 gallon jacketed counter-rotator mix tanks.

■ 2 x 200 gallon jacketed counter-rotator mix tanks.

■ Romaco DIL 100 Homogenizers, mobile jacketed tanks.

■ 2 x Waukesha Colloid Mills.

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Liquid Manufacturing ProcessesManufacturing Operations Equipment

▪ Compounding operations including weighing, liquid compounding up to 5,000 gallon scale, and cream compounding up to 1,000 gallons

▪ USP Purified water system with 5,000 gallon hot and 3,500 gallon cold reserve

▪ Automated Tank Farm system for bulk excipient delivery with 10,000 gallon capacity for 5 raw materials

▪ Variable mixing bulk hold tanks ranging from 1,000 – 3,500 gallons▪ Bulk bag delivery system for large scale powder induction

processes▪ Equipped with external solvent storage facility

▪ Liquids and Suspension Manufacture▪ 4 x 5000 gallon mix tanks▪ 3 x 2000 gallon mix tanks▪ 2 x 1000 gallon mix tanks▪ Multiple 300 and 100 Gallon portable tanks and 14 bulk

storage tanks▪ USP 18GPM water system with hot and cold water storage

tanks (4000 gallons)▪ 10 x 5000 gallon tank farm storage vessels for liquid raw

materials▪ Creams and Ointment Manufacture

▪ 2 x 500 gallon jacketed counter-rotator mix tanks▪ 2 x 200 gallon jacketed counter-rotator mix tanks▪ Romaco DIL 100 Homogenizers, mobile jacketed tanks▪ 2 x Waukesha Colloid Mills

1) Liquids Main Mix Operations

Batch Dispensing Batch

Production Main Mix

Homogenized Blending Bulk Transfer Solution

Filtration Bulk Hold Packaging


PACKAGING HIGHLIGHTS ▪ Packaging on five lines for bottle sizes ranging from 2oz. to 64oz. ▪ 1 high speed, serialized-ready automated packaging line with 4oz., 8oz.,

and 16oz. fill sizes capable of operating up to 180 BPM. ▪ 1 upgraded serialized ready packaging line with 1.7oz.(50mL) to

1 gallon (3.8L) fill size. ▪ 1 serialized ready tube filling line with 15 to 80 gram fill size. ▪ 2 non-serialized packaging lines.

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Liquid Packaging ProcessesOverview

▪ Packaging on five lines for bottle sizes ranging from 2oz. to 64oz.▪ 1 high speed, serialized-ready automated packaging line with

4oz., 8oz., and 16oz. fill sizes capable of operating up to 180 BPM

▪ 1 upgraded serialized ready packaging line with 1.7oz.(50mL) to 1 gallon (3.8L) fill size

▪ 1 serialized ready tube filling line with 15 to 80 gram fill size▪ 2 non-serialized packaging lines

Bottle Unscrambler Fillers Capper Labeler Retorquer Induction Sealer

Outserter & Case Packer


197,069 SF Facility Designed For High Capacity Liquid and Topical Manufacturing

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First Floor Plan

WarehousePackaging Areas

Tank Farm Manufacturing Areas

Office Area

QC Laboratories

6 Exterior Docks2 Drive-in Doors (Expandable)


1ST FLOOR PLAN

■ 12,395 SF Microbiology & QC Lab Area■ 4,364 SF Secured Vault Space■ 4,079 SF Tank Farm Facility■ Separate Free-Standing Structure For Combustile Storage

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Second Floor Plan

Walk-in Stability Chambers

Mezzanine Tank StorageQuality Technical Services

Label Storage

Training Room


2ND FLOOR PLAN

■ 10,626 SF Lab Area■ 50 to 5,000 Gallon Batch Sizes

MEDIA RECOGNITIONSITE

120 VINTAGE DRIVE | HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

Jeremy Pope, CCIM, SIORSenior Vice President

[email protected]

1500 Perimeter ParkwaySuite 150 | Huntsville, AL 35806www.grahamcompany.com

Huntsville/Madison County Chamber225 Church Street NW, Huntsville, AL 35801 • 256.535.2000 • www.hsvchamber.org • [email protected]

The Huntsville community is recognized worldwide as a thriving metropolitan area great for both business and living. We are proud of the recognitions we have received from major publications and media outlets, especially when compared and ranked with much larger cities. These headlines present a snapshot of what others are saying about us. For an updated list of headlines and articles, please visit HSVchamber.org/category/accolades.

Media Recognition

Huntsville #3 on List of Where You Should Move to Make the Most Money

(December 2018)

Huntsville among Top 25 Most Educated Cities in America

(July 2018)

Huntsville among Top 25 Best Cities for Renters

(July 2018)

Future of Tech is in Three Cities, including Huntsville

(June 2018)

Huntsville Named #1 on list of the Top 10 Best Cities for STEM Workers in America

(June 2018)

Huntsville ranks No. 7 Best Place to Live in the U.S.

(April 2018)

Huntsville No. 2 of Up-and-Coming Tech Hotspots

(April 2018)

Huntsville Grabbing Attention as City for Startups

(March 2018)

Huntsville tops “Best Places To Live” list for America’s New Tech Hubs

(February 2018)

The New Age of Aerospace is in Huntsville, Alabama

(February 2018)

Huntsville Earns “Straight A” Financial Report Card for the 10th consecutive year

(January 2018)

Huntsville No. 16 on MoveHub’s U.S. Hipster Index

(December 2017)

Huntsville ranks #2: Best Places for Tech Jobs

(October 2017)

Huntsville ranks No. 1 in job growth in the tech industry

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Media Recognition, continued

Huntsville is one of 7 cities competing with Silicon Valley

(August 2017)

Huntsville named the fastest-growing tech city

(June 2017)

Huntsville named among Top 10 Best Paying Cities for STEM Jobs

(February 2017)

Study ranks Madison among the most affordable cities to buy a home in the U.S.

(January 2017)

Alabama is among top 10 states in business climate rankings

(November 2016)

Instead of Austin, Texas, Try Huntsville, Alabama

(November 2016)

Huntsville is the least expensive U.S. office market

(October 2016)

Huntsville is among The 25 Best-Paying Cities for Software Engineers

(July 2016)

Huntsville: #1 STEM Growth Leaders,#3 Economic Growth Potential,#5 Best Cost of Living

(August 2016)

Huntsville ranked #4 in “Top 25 U.S. Cities with the Lowest Cost of Living”

(August 2016)

Huntsville is #2 City in the U.S. for Tech Jobs

(July 2016)

Huntsville named as one of the South’s Best College Towns

(July 2016)

Huntsville is among Top 17 Most Affordable U.S. Cities

(June 2016)

Huntsville is among Most Educated Cities in 2016

(April 2016)

Huntsville named among top 50 Most Affordable College Towns in the U.S.

(April 2016)

Huntsville ranked #1 for STEM Grads

(April 2016)

Huntsville ranked #1 in Top 10 “Best Affordable Places to Live”

(February 2016)

Huntsville ranked #3 Best Mid-Sized Cities to Make a Living

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Media Recognition, continued

Huntsville area leads the nation in new construction job growth

(February 2016)

Huntsville named top destination to get you psyched for hiking

(January 2016)

Huntsville is #3 City where your money goes the farthest

(October 2015)

Huntsville is one of top metros to “Power the U.S. Economy”

(September 2015)

Huntsville is #2 City in the U.S. for Tech Jobs

(September 2015)

Huntsville is one of Best Metro Areas for Real Estate Agents

(July 2015)

Madison named one of top 10 best small U.S. cities for working parents

(August 2015)

Madison is NerdWallet’s second best city for veterans

(June 2015)

NerdWallet ranks Huntsville the nation’s top Engineering City

(February 2015)

Huntsville named one of the nation’s best towns for college students

(October 2014)

Huntsville is ranked one of the Happiest Cities in the country

(September 2014)

Huntsville is #1 in Employee Engagement by Forbes

(August 2014)

Huntsville tops Best Cities for Employee Recognition list

(May 2014)

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Huntsville named one of the nation’s Most Educated Cities

(April 2014)

Huntsville’s Rocket City Marathon named a Top Race Worth Traveling for

(April 2014)

Huntsville is one of top 30 fastest growing major metros in the country

(March 2014)

Huntsville is among the top 10 Most Promising U.S. Tech Hubs to watch

(January 2014)

Huntsville/Madison County is No. 4 on the list of America’s high tech hot spots

(October 2013)

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