WilMarc Medical founders close on Harmony Technology Park land for planned manufacturing plant

FORT COLLINS — The founders of WilMarc Medical LLC have paid $2.9 million for just under 10 acres of land in the Harmony Technology Park in Fort Collins, where they plan to build an approximately 93,000-square-foot manufacturing plant.

WilMarc Medical was founded in 2014 by William Coulson and Marcia Coulson to manufacture medical devices made with “green” materials. Marcia Coulson is also the owner and president of Denver-based Eldon James Corp., a manufacturer of components for medical equipment.

The Coulsons used the entity Precision Technology LLC to buy the land from Michigan-based MAV Development Co. in a deal that closed Nov. 23.

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Once completed, the new facility at the northeast corner of Technology Parkway and Precision Drive will house WilMarc Medical that currently works out of two locations in Fort Collins — 224 Canyon Ave., and 5042 Technology Parkway.

The Coulsons, using the name Eldon James Corp., submitted conceptual plans in March to the city of Fort Collins for the project. Using the name WilMarc Medical, a more formal development plan was submitted Oct. 12.

Coulson said WilMarc Medical employs 10 people, but it will ramp up to a yet determined number of workers once the building is operational. The proposed buildings include 13,992 square feet of office space and 78,883 square feet of industrial space, according to planning documents.

WilMarc Medical designs, manufactures and markets disposable medical devices with a focus on anesthesia and respiratory products. The products are made with materials free of polyvinyl chloride and phthalate, both of which have been linked to health concerns. The company claims the products are environmentally safe when disposed.