For the year ending Dec. 31, 2024, the company distributed 2.1 billion gallons of fuel.
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NEFCO is a specialty construction supply distributor headquartered in East Hartford, Connecticut, serving professional contractors and industrial customers across North America.
McPherson said the company will continue to focus on customer growth, operational execution, and technology investments.
The expansion highlights Amazon Business’s continued push to extend beyond product fulfillment.
Bain Capital said Service Logic’s scale and acquisition-driven growth strategy were key factors behind the investment.
Distributors manage their own product catalogs and can limit online availability to in-stock items.
The offering was increased during the marketing process, signaling strong investor demand.
Leo Oei, currently vice president of national accounts at the building supplies distributor, will take over from Mike Wilson who is retiring.
Supply chain and procurement executives project 4.4% growth in manufacturing revenue next year, compared to 2.5% in 2025 as prices rise more slowly.
CEO Robert Buck said the company has deliberately reshaped its business model.
This integration gives more than 13,000 service companies using ServicePower direct access to Marcone’s inventory of more than 300,000 appliance parts.
The move formalizes Jacobs’ shift away from the logistics businesses he built over the past decade and toward QXO.
The family-owned wholesaler said the appointment formalizes executive oversight of its digital operations as contractor demand continues to shift toward online.
Hillman said it has managed tariff pressures without disrupting customer service leveraging its diversified supplier base, and maintaining fill rates above 95%.
The ISM Services PMI rose to 52.6% in November from 52.4%.
Core & Main is eliminating about 4% of non-sales roles, part of a $30 million annual cost-reduction effort.
LTL, a family-run company, produces wire harnesses and electrical assemblies used across industrial and specialty equipment.
Deliveries under the contract are expected to begin immediately and continue throughout fiscal 2026.
The company is also expanding Direct Delivery, a program that consolidates multiple packages.
Bryce Koch will oversee mSupply’s digital ecosystem and lead its marketing and ecommerce teams as the company looks to expand online capabilities.
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For the year ending Dec. 31, 2024, the company distributed 2.1 billion gallons of fuel.
NEFCO is a specialty construction supply distributor headquartered in East Hartford, Connecticut, serving professional contractors and industrial customers across North America.
McPherson said the company will continue to focus on customer growth, operational execution, and technology investments.
The expansion highlights Amazon Business’s continued push to extend beyond product fulfillment.
Bain Capital said Service Logic’s scale and acquisition-driven growth strategy were key factors behind the investment.
Distributors manage their own product catalogs and can limit online availability to in-stock items.
The offering was increased during the marketing process, signaling strong investor demand.
Leo Oei, currently vice president of national accounts at the building supplies distributor, will take over from Mike Wilson who is retiring.
Supply chain and procurement executives project 4.4% growth in manufacturing revenue next year, compared to 2.5% in 2025 as prices rise more slowly.
CEO Robert Buck said the company has deliberately reshaped its business model.
This integration gives more than 13,000 service companies using ServicePower direct access to Marcone’s inventory of more than 300,000 appliance parts.
The move formalizes Jacobs’ shift away from the logistics businesses he built over the past decade and toward QXO.
The family-owned wholesaler said the appointment formalizes executive oversight of its digital operations as contractor demand continues to shift toward online.
Hillman said it has managed tariff pressures without disrupting customer service leveraging its diversified supplier base, and maintaining fill rates above 95%.
The ISM Services PMI rose to 52.6% in November from 52.4%.
Core & Main is eliminating about 4% of non-sales roles, part of a $30 million annual cost-reduction effort.
LTL, a family-run company, produces wire harnesses and electrical assemblies used across industrial and specialty equipment.
Deliveries under the contract are expected to begin immediately and continue throughout fiscal 2026.
The company is also expanding Direct Delivery, a program that consolidates multiple packages.
Bryce Koch will oversee mSupply’s digital ecosystem and lead its marketing and ecommerce teams as the company looks to expand online capabilities.
For the year ending Dec. 31, 2024, the company distributed 2.1 billion gallons of fuel.
NEFCO is a specialty construction supply distributor headquartered in East Hartford, Connecticut, serving professional contractors and industrial customers across North America.
McPherson said the company will continue to focus on customer growth, operational execution, and technology investments.
The expansion highlights Amazon Business’s continued push to extend beyond product fulfillment.
Bain Capital said Service Logic’s scale and acquisition-driven growth strategy were key factors behind the investment.
Distributors manage their own product catalogs and can limit online availability to in-stock items.
The offering was increased during the marketing process, signaling strong investor demand.
Leo Oei, currently vice president of national accounts at the building supplies distributor, will take over from Mike Wilson who is retiring.
Supply chain and procurement executives project 4.4% growth in manufacturing revenue next year, compared to 2.5% in 2025 as prices rise more slowly.
CEO Robert Buck said the company has deliberately reshaped its business model.
This integration gives more than 13,000 service companies using ServicePower direct access to Marcone’s inventory of more than 300,000 appliance parts.
The move formalizes Jacobs’ shift away from the logistics businesses he built over the past decade and toward QXO.
The family-owned wholesaler said the appointment formalizes executive oversight of its digital operations as contractor demand continues to shift toward online.
Hillman said it has managed tariff pressures without disrupting customer service leveraging its diversified supplier base, and maintaining fill rates above 95%.
The ISM Services PMI rose to 52.6% in November from 52.4%.
Core & Main is eliminating about 4% of non-sales roles, part of a $30 million annual cost-reduction effort.
LTL, a family-run company, produces wire harnesses and electrical assemblies used across industrial and specialty equipment.
Deliveries under the contract are expected to begin immediately and continue throughout fiscal 2026.
The company is also expanding Direct Delivery, a program that consolidates multiple packages.
Bryce Koch will oversee mSupply’s digital ecosystem and lead its marketing and ecommerce teams as the company looks to expand online capabilities.