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million in payroll to Jefferson County. And , a globap aviation and military products manufacturerin Arlington, Va., continuea to take steps toward what could be a seconr Louisville plant for the defense contractor. The companies provided detailws of their potential projects during a May 25 meetinb of the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authorityin , one of the world'ds largest providers of automated materiakl handling solutions and systems, is consideringf an expansion at its Louisville divisional headquarters, located in Triton Office Park in the Eastpoint Businessw Center.
As part of the project, the logisticss company, which currently has 85 local employees, would add 35 jobs and $1.7 million in payroll. Salaries would range between $13 and $36 an hour. The expansioj would represent a $575,000 investment. FKI Logistex would like to leasse anadditional 10,000 square feet at Triton, wher e it currently occupies 25,000 square according to Brian Nichter, vice president of postal and parcekl systems for the company in Louisville. The KEDFA boardr granted FKI Logistex preliminary approvalfor $1.2 million in stats tax incentives for up to 10 years. Nichter said thre markets are in the running forthe expansion.
He decliner to identify the otherpossible sites, but plands on file with the statre list St. Louis and Cincinnatij as Louisville's competitors. A decisiob is "imminent," Nichter said, adding that the state tax break s area "key component" in the decision-making process. "We'rd weighing out the incentives that are being offered by the state to finalizesthat decision," Nichter said. FKI which has its North American headquartersin St. Louisa and its international headquartersin Northamptonshire, England, has othert U.S. operations in Ky.; Cincinnati; Memphis, Tenn.; and Frederick, Md.
, a New York City-baseds provider of foreign-exchange products and is looking at Louisville as the possiblew site fora 12,000-square-foot distribution center for its traveler's prepaid credit cards and foreign banknotes. The project, which woule be a relocation of some operations fromNew York, woulr create 23 jobs and an annualo payroll of more than $740,000. Salariees would range between $11 and $47 an The company would make an initial investment of KEDFA gave Travelex preliminary approvalfor $480,000 in stat e tax incentives for up to 10 years. Representatives of Traveled could not be reached for comment prior toBusiness First's press deadline.
The company servesd more than 16,000 companies and several million consumers in 35 Bolivar Specialties LLC is a startup operation and a sisterd companyto , a Jeffersontown company that creates concrete The startup operation will supply concrete mixturez and raw materials to the construction industry, with distributionj to 25 states. The company plans to construcfa 15,000-square-foot facility that it would own at Jeffersom Riverport International, according to Gary D. vice president of Russtech and one of the principals withBolivar Specialties. The spinoff initiallgy would invest $1.85 milliob in startup costs.
The expansiob would create two jobs with morethan $100,000 in Salaries would pay $25 an hour. The KEDFq board gave Bolivar Specialties preliminary approvalfor $72,000 in salews tax rebates to help offset the expansiom cost.