Dick’s Sporting Goods to Build Advanced Distribution Center in Fort Worth

DICK’S Sporting Goods announced plans to build a new 870,000-square-foot, next generation distribution center in south Fort Worth, bringing 300 full-time jobs to the area.

DICK’S Sporting Goods’ new distribution center in Fort Worth, Texas [Image: DICK’S Sporting Goods]

By Jessica Heer, Executive Vice President | Aug. 22, 2024

DICK’S Sporting Goods is expanding its supply chain network with a state-of-the-art distribution center in Fort Worth, Texas. This new facility will span 870,000 square feet and is expected to be fully operational by early 2025. It will serve as a critical hub for the company’s national distribution, enhancing the efficiency and speed of delivering products to stores and customers across the U.S.

The next-generation distribution center in Fort Worth will be situated on a nearly 90-acre site within Hillwood’s Risinger/35 Logistics Park, located at Risinger Road and Old Burleson Road in South Fort Worth. This facility will be equipped with advanced automation technologies, underscoring Dick’s commitment to innovation in supply chain management. The company plans to hire 300 employees, offering a range of job opportunities in the region.

This expansion is part of DICK’S broader strategy to optimize its logistics and support its growing e-commerce business.

Why This Matters for Fort Worth Economic Development

The establishment of this next-gen distribution center is a significant win for Fort Worth, reinforcing its status as a key logistics hub. Fort Worth’s strategic location, coupled with its robust infrastructure, makes it an attractive destination for major corporations like Dick’s Sporting Goods. The center not only promises to create hundreds of jobs but also boosts the local economy by drawing further investments into the region.

This development highlights Fort Worth’s growing influence in the logistics and supply chain industry, positioning the city as a central player in national distribution networks. As more companies recognize Fort Worth’s advantages, the city is poised for continued economic growth, ensuring a prosperous future for its residents.

For more details about this project, please visit the official press release here.

Jessica Heer is the Executive Vice President of the Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership. The Fort Worth EDP works directly with companies, site selection consultants, and corporate real estate professionals who are interested in moving or expanding to Fort Worth, Tarrant County, and the surrounding areas. If you’d like to learn more about Fort Worth, please schedule a meeting with us or check out our Why Fort Worth page.

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