Suffern, New York

Rocklands Logistics Center

Demolition

Sitework

Last updated on

September 23, 2026

Logistics and Industrial Development

From former campus to new logistics site.

At Rockland Logistics in Suffern, New York, VOLLERS carried substantial responsibility across Demolition and Sitework as a former pharmaceutical campus was cleared and redeveloped for a new logistics use.

Project Value

$35,000,000

Duration

16 Months (Complete)

Labor Force

50-man crew

11 buildings
Approximately 650,000 square feet of Demolition 162-acre redevelopment
Approximately 1.2-million-square-foot logistics development
Two warehouses

Redevelopment

The site had to change before the next use could take shape.

Rockland began as a large existing pharmaceutical campus. The redevelopment required substantial removal across the property before the site could move toward an entirely different future use.

VOLLERS' role included major Demolition of the existing development and substantial Sitework supporting the new logistics project.

That breadth is what makes Rockland more than a Demolition story or a Sitework story on its own. It shows VOLLERS taking meaningful responsibility on both sides of a major redevelopment.

Demolition

Clearing a substantial existing campus.

VOLLERS carried substantial Demolition responsibility across multiple structures on the property. The working project record includes structural demolition, slab and foundation removal, concrete crushing and stockpiling, asphalt milling, and other work associated with clearing the existing development.

The scale was significant: the current record identifies 11 buildings totaling approximately 650,000 square feet.

Sitework

Building the site forward.

As the redevelopment moved toward its new logistics use, VOLLERS also carried substantial Sitework responsibility.

The working record includes mass earthwork, Utilities, roadways, parking, site concrete interfaces, and broader site-development responsibility across the property.

That work carries the project story beyond removal. The existing campus first had to come down; the site then had to be reshaped and developed around what was coming next.

Responsibility Across the Redevelopment

Two Major Capabilities. One changing site.

Rockland demonstrates VOLLERS carrying substantial Demolition and Sitework responsibility on the same redevelopment.

The current evidence establishes that VOLLERS was involved in both major parts of the site's transformation: removing substantial existing development and carrying substantial Sitework as the property moved toward its new logistics use.

That alone is meaningful proof of breadth.

Scope of Work

Structural demolition
Universal waste collection and disposal
Asbestos abatement
Slab & Foundation Removal
Concrete Crushing & Stockpiling
Asphalt Milling
Site Surveying
Dewatering
400,000 CY's of earth movement
60,000 SF of retaining wall
4 miles of storm drainage pipe
Precast box culverts
7 underground infiltration basins
20' deep gravity sewer
2 miles of water pipe
4 miles of curb
Wetland mitigation
NYSDOT road widening/signal improvements

Equipment Utilization

(1) 75 NT Excavator
(1) 70 NT High Reach Demolition Excavator
(6) 50 NT Excavators
(2) 45 NT Loaders
(3) 40 NT Dozers
(2) 40 NT Articulating Trucks
(3) 35 NT Excavators
(6) Mid-Sized Skid Steers w/grapples and hammers
(4) Dust Boss Dust Suppression Units
(1) Jaw Crusher with multiple stackers
Multiple industrial demolition shears, processors, hydraulic breakers, & magnets

Project Proof

Substantial responsibility across a major transformation.

Demolition at meaningful scale

Rockland shows VOLLERS carrying substantial responsibility for removing multiple structures and preparing a large existing property for redevelopment.