Arsenault Associates Moves to Expanded Headquarters

ATCO, N.J. -- Arsenault Associates Inc., the industry-leading provider of Dossier fleet maintenance management software and technology solutions, today announced it has completed plans to move the company headquarters to expanded space in Burlington, N.J. The new offices at 6 Terri Lane will provide improved accommodations for the company’s growing staff and to better serve its customers. “This will be a first-class, high-tech professional facility,” said Charles Arsenault, president. “We will have the best technology and communication infrastructure available.” The new facility includes a state-of-the-art training facility and meeting spaces that promotes imaginative thinking within everyone who visits the company. “Our customers and alliance partners will appreciate the convenience of the location,” said Arsenault. “It’s just 3 minutes from the N.J. Turnpike at Exit 5 and one minute from Route 295 at Exit 47A. For those flying in, it’s only 40 minutes from the Philadelphia airport and 55 minutes from the Newark airport. Easy access to hotels, restaurants, shops and other services can be found within a one-mile radius.” The company plans to complete the move by the end of August. The new address for Arsenault Associates will be 6 Terri Lane, Burlington, N.J. 08176. Arsenault has provided maintenance management expertise since 1979. Its Dossier software serves a growing customer base of over 3,000 commercial fleets including small companies, Fortune 100 corporations, school districts and government agencies that operate over 400,000 pieces of equipment. Dossier manages a variety of vehicles including tractors, trailers, trucks, buses and autos, plus construction and material handling equipment. Visit Arsenault Associates on the web at www.arsenault.biz.
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