Baldwin Supply Company Expands Sioux Falls Facility
The Twin Cities-based firm is growing its South Dakota hub to include a new training center and warehouse space.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Baldwin Supply Company has announced a major expansion of its facility in Sioux Falls, which will increase its total size to over 50,000 square feet. This project aims to bolster the company's critical Midwest network by adding office, warehouse, and training space.
Why it matters
The expansion serves to strengthen a key operational hub for Baldwin Supply, allowing the firm to better support its regional network of 14 branches. By incorporating an indoor truck pull-through and an overhead crane system, the company intends to enhance its local service capabilities.
The expansion increases the company's local facility to over 50,000 square feet of total space. Baldwin Supply manages 14 branches across several states and recently added a new location in Omaha.
The players
Baldwin Supply Company
Headquartered in the Twin Cities, this company specializes in industrial components such as conveyor belting, electrical goods, and power transmission supplies.
The details
The upgraded site will feature a dedicated customer training center and an indoor truck pull-through equipped with an overhead crane system. These additions support the company's broad portfolio of products, including automation, pneumatics, conveyor belting, and electrical supplies.
Timeline
The original Sioux Falls branch first opened in 2001.
The company opened its first Nebraska branch in Omaha during October 2026.
The Sioux Falls expansion was officially announced on October 21, 2026.
Project completion is currently expected in early 2027.
Market Landscape
This facility upgrade follows the broader industrial expansion trend observed in the Upper Midwest as companies optimize their logistics hubs. By consolidating regional infrastructure, Baldwin Supply is positioning itself to better compete against other specialized industrial suppliers.
The facility upgrade will allow the company to provide improved logistics and service for industrial customers throughout the region. Local clients can expect enhanced capabilities at the Sioux Falls branch, including better access to customer training and faster material handling.
The takeaway
Expanding industrial footprints highlights the growing demand for specialized components in regional markets. Local businesses that rely on automation and power transmission supplies should monitor these facility updates to stay informed on regional service capacity.
What happens next
Baldwin Supply plans to host an open house event shortly after the project reaches completion in early 2027.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Industrial Distribution.
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