Detroit supplier plans $31.9 million expansion, 220 new jobs

DMS — Detroit Manufacturing Systems plans to repurpose its existing 482,000-square-foot plant along the Southfield Freeway near the I-96 interchange and expand into a 60,000-square-foot adjacent building, said COO Scott Cieslak. (CoStar Group Inc. )

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CHAD LIVENGOOD

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Crain's Detroit Business

August 26, 2020 10:57 AM

DETROIT -- Detroit Manufacturing Systems is planning a $31.9 million expansion to its west side Detroit plant that the supplier says will result in 220 new jobs and advanced manufacturing and assembly capabilities.

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