Keep Supply Moves Downtown
Keep Supply Is Expanding — A new 34,000 sq. ft. headquarters in downtown Springfield allows investment in people and community.
A new 34,000 sq. ft. headquarters in downtown Springfield allows investment in people and community.
Nearly ten years ago, Keep Supply was just getting started. This summer, the company moved into a newly renovated 34,000-square-foot corporate headquarters in downtown Springfield, and it feels like the right way to mark a decade of building something real in this city.
A Space Built for People
The new headquarters was designed with the team in mind, a place that fosters collaboration, creativity, and the kind of culture Keep Supply has spent a decade building. It's also a signal: this company is here to stay, it's growing with intention, and it's investing in its people and its city for the long haul.
For downtown and the broader business community, the arrival of a 160-plus-person company in the heart of the city means foot traffic, lunch spots taken, parking garages used, and a new anchor in a district that's been steadily gaining momentum.
Why Downtown?
Because downtown Springfield matters to the owners and the team. It always has. Choosing to put our headquarters in the heart of the city isn't a logistical decision; it's a value decision. Keep Supply wants to be visible, present, and invested in the ecosystem that makes Springfield worth working in. That means being an engaged neighbor to downtown, supporting the businesses and organizations that make this district vibrant, and showing up for the community the way it has shown up for us.
A Decade of Propelled Growth
Though originally founded in 2008 in Springfield, MO, by longtime industry stalwart Tony Woods, the business was acquired by new ownership (Pluck LLC) in 2017 and rebranded to Keep Supply in 2021. Today it serves customers worldwide and employs a growing team of Ozarkers who care deeply about what they're building. The new HQ is both a celebration of that journey and a launchpad for the next chapter.