Receivable Management Services
BETHLEHEM, PA

GARGIULO PRODUCE
HILLSIDE, NEW JERSEY

JGPCO demolished 12 obsolete industrial buildings on a 12-acre site, formerly known as the Cooper Alloy Site, remediated the existing environmental conditions and constructed a 148,850-sq. ft. state-of-the-art food grade distribution facility for Gargiulo Produce, a third-generation company and one of the largest producers of fresh fruits and vegetables in the United States.

ARC KOHLER SCHOOL
MOUNTAINSIDE, NJ

JGPCO acquired 1137 Globe Ave. in Mountainside, NJ, from National Tool and Manufacturing Co. The building was a 33,000-sq. ft. industrial manufacturing facility converted into a state of the art school for the ARC of Union County. The school serves approximately 55 children between the ages of 3 and 9 and has the capacity to serve up to 90 children. This property is another example of a build-to-suit project in which our company re-developed an under utilized brownfield site for the better of the community.

2121 LEHIGH STREET
ALLENTOWN, PA

JGPCO acquired the former Exide Technologies site located 2121 Lehigh St., Allentown, PA. Constructed in the 1950’s on a 13-acre site the 200,000-sq. ft. vacant and decaying building was formerly used to manufacture automotive batteries. The site is located in the Allentown Enterprise Zone and identified as one of the priority clean up sites in the region. JGPCO will demolish the building and remediate this brownfield site with State, Local, and Federal support. The current end use proposal is for the construction of a retail shopping center.

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1001 8TH AVENUE
BETHLEHEM, PA

The former Durkee Plant on 33 acres in Bethlehem is being developed by J.G. Petrucci Co., Inc. Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse, a 133,841-sq. ft. commercial retail building on 8th Avenue at the Rt. 378 interchange, opened in August 2006. A restaurant and a bank, and a 200-unit garden apartment complex are all planned for the site. More than $2 million in road improvements were also completed.

BRIDGEWORKS INDUSTRIAL CENTER
ALLENTOWN, PA

CEREBRAL PALSY OF NEW JERSEY
LIVINGSTON, NJ

JGPCO acquired 71-77 Okner Parkway and redeveloped the facility into a new school for Cerebral Palsy. The design more than doubled the building's square footage to approximately 35,000 square feet. The project included a state of the art therapy pool and numerous specialty rooms.