HIGHLAND INDUSTRIAL PARK
Highland Industrial Park features approximately 19,000 acres in East Camden, Arkansas. Owned by Highland Resources, the Park offers real estate and operational solutions for many of the nation's leading defense, arms, aerospace/aviation, technology and telecommunication companies.
Camden, Arkansas (AR), United States
Aerospace, Defense & Security
870-574-0010
Products & Services
Waste Management
Highland Industrial Park
Highland Industrial Park offers waste management resources designed to accommodate each tenant's unique needs. Roll-off dumpsters of various sizes are available with removal services available as-needed or on a regular, recurring schedule.
Water & Wastewater
Highland Industrial Park
The Shumaker Public Service Corporation serves the entire complex of Highland Industrial Park and the City of East Camden with a 2.5 MGD capacity and a wastewater system with a 1 MGD capacity.
Real Estate
Highland Industrial Park
Highland Industrial Park accommodates a wide array of specialized industrial needs thanks to a diverse collection of ready-to-lease structures. Ready built options range from 2,500 square-foot reinforced storage buildings to 300,000 square-foot bulk manufacturing facilities.
In addition to numerous existing leasing options, Highland Industrial Park has the internal resources to develop all types of facilities ranging from 10,000 square-feet up to 1,000,000 square-feet.
Each facility can be customized to a client's particular needs, including Type 1 ordnance storage and manufacturing facilities.
Tenants can choose from multiple sites strategically located within the 19,000-acre Park, including those capable of meeting the isolation and regulatory requirements of the arms and defense industries.
In addition to building and site selection that provides privacy and protection for tenants, security is provided via 24/7 park patrols and secure access areas with K5 badge entrances. Tenants can coordinate with the Park's security program to enhance their site's security.
Warehousing
Highland Industrial Park
Through its Warehousing department, Highland Industrial Park provides all-inclusive facility management and material handling services to tenants for chemical, explosives, and hazardous materials.
Highland Warehousing's procedures are compliant with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Homeland Security, and the Department of Defense regulations. Highland is fully versed in all areas of transportation and storage regulations.
Tenants can partner with Highland Warehousing through customized short and long term service agreements. Services include a full complement of materials handling equipment along with the ability to load flatbeds, vans, containers and rail. Highland assigns a personal account manager to each Warehousing customer, and they are in charge of managing the monthly maintenance and tracking of inventory, as well as end-to-end product shipping.
Highland Warehousing allows tenants to take advantage of experienced, specialized labor already on site, minimizing the need for local personnel, thus reducing overall costs.
In addition to building and site selection that provides privacy and protection for tenants, security is provided via 24/7 park patrols and secure access areas with K5 badge entrances. Tenants can coordinate with the Park's security program to enhance their site's security.
People
Clark Davis
Highland Industrial Park
Chief Executive Officer
Jana Garcia
Highland Industrial Park
Director of Business Development
John Schaffitzel
Highland Industrial Park
President
Marie Linwood
Highland Industrial Park
Director of Finance
Paulina Curbelo Johnson
Highland Industrial Park
Business Development Coordinator
About
Highland Industrial Park is a part of the former Shumaker Naval Ammunition Depot. The site was operated by the U.S. Navy from 1944 until 1957 for the manufacture, testing, storage, distribution, disassembly, reworking, and destruction of ammunition, bombs, and explosives, principally rockets.
Improvements to the site included an extensive rail network, hundreds of reinforced concrete storage magazines, loading dock facilities and administration buildings.
Subsequent to being placed in a standby status, the United States Government placed the entire depot in the surplus property category and offered the land and improvements for sale. Sealed bids for the facilities in parcels or in total were received for bid opening April 4, 1961. Brown Engineering Corporation, the predecessor to Highland, was successful in purchasing three of the five parcels offered for a total 25,601.82 acres.
The navy’s housing area became the town of East Camden. The commander’s house became a guest house for visiting consultants, executives and engineers.
Southwest Technical Institute was opened in 1968. This is now Southern Arkansas University Tech Also, Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy, Arkansas Fire Training Academy, and Arkansas Environmental Training Academy are located in the Highland Industrial Park. These educational facilities have provided the Park with a nucleus of trained labor.
The Highland Industrial complex has over 1,000 buildings, containing over 5,500,000 square feet of space for manufacturing and warehousing. Today, Highland owns the 15,765.437 acre industrial park. As well as, 123 lots, a commercial center and a nine-hole golf course in the town of East Camden.
Improvements to the site included an extensive rail network, hundreds of reinforced concrete storage magazines, loading dock facilities and administration buildings.
Subsequent to being placed in a standby status, the United States Government placed the entire depot in the surplus property category and offered the land and improvements for sale. Sealed bids for the facilities in parcels or in total were received for bid opening April 4, 1961. Brown Engineering Corporation, the predecessor to Highland, was successful in purchasing three of the five parcels offered for a total 25,601.82 acres.
The navy’s housing area became the town of East Camden. The commander’s house became a guest house for visiting consultants, executives and engineers.
Southwest Technical Institute was opened in 1968. This is now Southern Arkansas University Tech Also, Arkansas Law Enforcement Training Academy, Arkansas Fire Training Academy, and Arkansas Environmental Training Academy are located in the Highland Industrial Park. These educational facilities have provided the Park with a nucleus of trained labor.
The Highland Industrial complex has over 1,000 buildings, containing over 5,500,000 square feet of space for manufacturing and warehousing. Today, Highland owns the 15,765.437 acre industrial park. As well as, 123 lots, a commercial center and a nine-hole golf course in the town of East Camden.
