Stough Development to Build West Allis Plasma Center
A new 11,100-square-foot plasma donation facility is proposed for West Allis.
Updated on Oct. 26, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Stough Development Corp has filed plans with the West Allis Plan Commission to construct a new plasma donation facility. The project is slated for the property located at 10201 W. Lincoln Ave.
Why it matters
The proposed facility aims to expand access to plasma collection in the region. KEDplasma, an Atlanta-based company, is set to operate the center once complete.
The proposed site will encompass 11,100 square feet. This construction plan was officially submitted to the city by the Cincinnati-based Stough Development Corp.
The players
Stough Development Corp
A Cincinnati, Ohio-based real estate developer specializing in commercial construction projects.
KEDplasma
An Atlanta-based company that produces and distributes essential plasma-derived medicinal products.
West Allis Plan Commission
The local city agency responsible for reviewing land use and development applications.
The details
The facility will serve as a collection point for plasma-derived medicinal products manufactured by KEDplasma. This development represents a new commercial expansion into the West Allis medical service sector.
Timeline
October 26, 2026: The project proposal details were made public.
Market Landscape
The project reflects the broader industry trend of locating specialized plasma collection centers within accessible suburban commercial corridors. This expansion positions KEDplasma to increase its collection footprint relative to other national medicinal product manufacturers.
Residents may see an increase in local job opportunities related to the facility's construction and ongoing clinical operations. The center's establishment will also provide a new, local point for plasma donations.
The takeaway
Commercial medical facilities like this donation center are increasingly integrating into suburban business districts. Residents interested in the medical sector should monitor city council agendas for project approval updates.
Further reading
For more information on local business developments, visit the West Allis Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by BizTimes - Milwaukee Business News.
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