Core & Main Signs Agreement to Acquire Lock City Supply Inc.
Core & Main (NYSE: CNM) has announced the acquisition of Lock City Supply Inc., a distributor of water and wastewater products based in New York. This strategic move aims to enhance customer service and expand market reach.
Lock City Supply, established in 1973, is recognized for its dependable service and expertise in the municipal market. The acquisition supports Core & Main’s commitment to delivering quality infrastructure solutions across the U.S., backed by a robust supply chain and local expertise.
- Strategic acquisition of Lock City Supply to enhance customer service and market reach.
- Lock City Supply has a strong 50-year reputation in its local market.
- Increased expertise and resources to better serve municipal and utility markets.
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“With almost 50 years of industry experience, Lock City Supply has proven itself to be a distributor of choice in its local market. This strategic acquisition will allow us to better serve our combined customer base alongside a great group of people and we’re excited to welcome them into the
“We admire Lock City Supply’s dedication to their associates, customers and vendors,” said
Lock City Supply was established in 1973 and takes pride in providing its customers top-of-the-line service. Lock City Supply offers a variety of water and wastewater materials to the municipal and utility markets. Lock City Supply’s facility is located in
“I am proud of all we have accomplished at Lock City Supply. We have a great team that succeeds by being experts in our field and offering exceptional customer service. We pride ourselves on being problem solvers and trusted partners,” said
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