Narragansett Brewing Company Case: Build a Brewery Using the factor rating method, I recommend Mark to lease Building A as the to decide which facility Mark should use to best meet Narragansett’s current and future needs, I advise Mark to use Building A for the location of his keg-only brewery. Please look at the following factor rating method chart where I weighted important factors of the supposed brewery and gave each building a score between 0 and 100 based on the given aspect being graded.
Building A has the highest weighted score of the three buildings. I weighted floor space and ceiling height higher than the other factors because there were minimum requirements that needed to be met. The first factor that lead to my decision was the floor space. Building A offered a 50,000 square foot building, while B and C offered 400,000 and …show more content…
Building A offers 16 docks, while Building B offers 10 docks, while Building C offers only 3 docks. Mark needed a minimum ceiling height of 12 feet to install the brewing equipment. Even though all three buildings offer this minimum height, Building A has a ceiling height much greater than the other two. Building A offers a ceiling height of 26 feet, while Building B and Building C only offer 14-18 foot ceilings and 16 foot ceilings. Another factor as to why Mark should choose Building A to build his keg-only brewery in is due to the factor of accessibility. Building A is located only 1.5 miles from Interstate highway I-95, a 4 minute drive. Not only would this cut down on transportation costs, but it would also enable more visitors to the brewery as a billboard on the roof would be visible to thousands of cars that drive by each day. In addition, there is enough parking spots for both employees of the company and visitors of the brewery, each with a separate
Building A has the highest weighted score of the three buildings. I weighted floor space and ceiling height higher than the other factors because there were minimum requirements that needed to be met. The first factor that lead to my decision was the floor space. Building A offered a 50,000 square foot building, while B and C offered 400,000 and …show more content…
Building A offers 16 docks, while Building B offers 10 docks, while Building C offers only 3 docks. Mark needed a minimum ceiling height of 12 feet to install the brewing equipment. Even though all three buildings offer this minimum height, Building A has a ceiling height much greater than the other two. Building A offers a ceiling height of 26 feet, while Building B and Building C only offer 14-18 foot ceilings and 16 foot ceilings. Another factor as to why Mark should choose Building A to build his keg-only brewery in is due to the factor of accessibility. Building A is located only 1.5 miles from Interstate highway I-95, a 4 minute drive. Not only would this cut down on transportation costs, but it would also enable more visitors to the brewery as a billboard on the roof would be visible to thousands of cars that drive by each day. In addition, there is enough parking spots for both employees of the company and visitors of the brewery, each with a separate