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Kmart to close Bucks County warehouse, slashing 147 jobs

Julian Vance
Julian Vance
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Aerial view of the large Kmart distribution warehouse facility located in Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania.

Transform Warehouse Operations LLC is closing its massive distribution center in Fairless Hills, Bucks County. The move is set for September 16 and impacts 147 employees.

The facility spans nearly two million square feet and serves as the largest of four distribution centers for the company. Transformco, the parent organization that holds the remaining assets of Kmart and Sears, submitted a formal WARN notice to the Pennsylvania Department of Labor and Industry to confirm the shutdown.

This specific warehouse site has a long history in the region. A major fire destroyed the original structure in 1982, leading to a massive rebuild in 1984. While Kmart still maintains a minimal physical retail presence elsewhere in the country, this closure represents another step in the reduction of its remaining industrial footprint.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many employees will be affected by the Kmart warehouse closure?+
The closure of the Fairless Hills warehouse will result in 147 job losses.
When will the Kmart warehouse in Fairless Hills close?+
The facility is scheduled to close on September 16, 2026.
Who owns the warehouse facility being closed?+
The facility is operated by Transform Warehouse Operations LLC, which is owned by Transformco.
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