Amazon is expanding its presence in the Wichita area by developing a new last-mile delivery station in Bel Aire, Kansas.
This facility will be Amazon’s third in the region, following existing centers in Park City and northeast Wichita.
The project underscores Amazon’s commitment to enhancing delivery efficiency and contributing to local employment.
Facility Details
- Location: The new facility will be situated in the Sunflower Commerce Park, near the intersection of 53rd Street North and Webb Road in Bel Aire.
- Size and Construction: Amazon plans to construct a 176,000-square-foot building on a 20-acre site. Construction is slated to begin soon, with an anticipated completion date by the end of 2025.
- Job Creation: The facility is expected to generate over 100 direct and indirect job opportunities, including roles in operations, logistics, and management.
Strategic Importance
Bel Aire’s strategic location offers direct access to major highways, facilitating efficient distribution across the region.
The city’s reliable workforce and proximity to existing Amazon facilities make it an ideal site for this new delivery station.
Amazon’s Regional Impact
Since 2010, Amazon has invested significantly in Kansas, contributing to the state’s economy through job creation and infrastructure development.
The new Bel Aire facility further solidifies Amazon’s role as a key economic contributor in the region.
Amazon’s Wichita-Area Facilities
| Facility Name | Location | Year Established | Facility Type | Square Footage | Job Opportunities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Park City Fulfillment Center | Park City, KS | 2022 | Fulfillment Center | N/A | N/A |
| Northeast Wichita Delivery Station | Wichita, KS | 2020 | Delivery Station | N/A | N/A |
| Bel Aire Delivery Station | Bel Aire, KS | 2025 (planned) | Delivery Station | 176,000 | 100+ |
Amazon’s investment in Bel Aire highlights the company’s dedication to enhancing delivery services and supporting local economies.
The new facility is poised to create substantial employment opportunities and strengthen Amazon’s logistical network in the Wichita area.