Armstrong Steel Manufactures 68,000 Square Foot Facility for Overdrive Raceway
Denver, Colorado – Denver based steel building manufacturer, Armstrong Steel Building Systems, recently manufactured a new 68,000 square foot facility for Overdrive Raceway, located in Colorado Springs.
The 68,000 square foot, multi-level rigid frame steel building will be located at 196 Spectrum Loop, just east of Bass Pro Shops. Overdrive Raceway’s facility will feature go kart tracks on two separate floors, concessions, offices, arcades, a pro shop, party rooms, and more.
“From Armstrong’s in house engineering and detailing staff, to the sales and design representatives in the building department, the people at Armstrong Steel have been unbelievably supportive throughout this entire endeavor. The participation and personal attention from Armstrong’s founder, Ethan Chumley, went a long way towards demonstrating their company’s level of commitment,” said Jim Mundle, Owner of Overdrive Raceway LLC. “They knew our budget and where we needed to be after multiple meetings. We wouldn’t have been able to pull this project off without us working as a team.”
Overdrive Raceway’s building was manufactured in Armstrong Steel’s fabrication facility in Englewood, CO.
“Every building we manufacture is important to us, but we’ve always worked hard to build up Colorado and our surrounding area,” said Ethan Chumley, Founder and CEO of Armstrong Steel. “I’m pleased to provide Colorado Springs, my hometown community, with a fun, one-of-a-kind venue for people of all ages.”
Overdrive Raceway is tentatively scheduled to open in the spring of 2016.
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