At a glance
Lincoln Fulfillment offers warehousing and inventory services in Tampa, Buffalo and Lackawanna, connecting inbound goods with ecommerce orders, subscription boxes and wholesale shipments. Define receiving, storage and outbound handling together so inventory supports the way you sell.
Lincoln Fulfillment offers warehousing in Tampa, Florida, and Buffalo and Lackawanna, New York. Use storage as part of an ecommerce fulfillment operation, B2B distribution plan or a combination of both. We serve businesses nationwide, with Tampa supporting the Southeast and our Western New York facilities supporting the Northeast.
The Lincoln Fulfillment customer portal supports your warehouse management needs. Discuss your inventory requirements, sales channels and reporting needs with our team, including the information you need to manage replenishment. Store and marketplace connections depend on the platform, account configuration and agreed onboarding scope.
Temperature-controlled storage, FDA-registered handling and Foreign Trade Zone services are available at all three locations. Product eligibility and the requirements for your goods need to be reviewed before selecting these services. Temperature-controlled storage does not include refrigerated or frozen storage. Tell us the storage conditions your products require rather than assuming they are a fit.
Your warehouse plan can also include ecommerce pick, pack and ship, B2B distribution, returns, kitting, labeling and Amazon FBA preparation. Freight brokerage and cross-docking are available to discuss when planning inbound and outbound freight. Subscription brands can include storage for the products and components used in recurring boxes.
For a storage and handling quote, share your SKU count, expected inventory levels, product dimensions and inbound shipment pattern. Explain how goods will leave storage, whether as individual customer orders, subscription boxes or B2B shipments. Include any special handling requirements so we can discuss the appropriate facility and service scope.
Make inbound inventory identifiable
Provide a product list with SKU identifiers, dimensions and the quantities expected in each inbound shipment. Explain whether stock arrives as individual cartons, pallets or components for later assembly. Agree on shipment documentation and receiving arrangements before dispatch.
Decide who should be contacted about shortages, damage or unidentified goods. For a warehouse transfer, use the same SKU references across the departing provider, your sales channels and the receiving operation so quantity reconciliation has a clear starting point.
Plan storage around how stock moves
Share average and peak inventory, not just SKU count. Fast-moving products, slow sellers and components reserved for a future subscription release create different planning questions. Identify any inventory that must be kept separate or held from sale, and confirm how those instructions will be managed.
Review the inventory information your team needs in the Lincoln Fulfillment customer portal. Agree on replenishment responsibilities and the process for investigating differences between expected and recorded quantities.
Define the outbound and returns work
Storage alone does not describe the handling needed to release goods. Separate individual consumer orders from wholesale cartons or pallets, marketplace preparation and transfers. Provide recipient instructions for review, especially when a destination requires particular labels or packaging.
Returned stock also needs a defined path. Agree on inspection, approval and disposition instructions before deciding whether it can return to saleable inventory. Include expected returns and any rework in the service discussion and quote.
Common questions
What information is needed for a warehousing quote?
Provide product dimensions, SKU count, average and peak stock, inbound shipment frequency and how inventory will leave storage. Describe any preparation, returns or special handling. Request an itemized quote and confirm the storage basis used.
Which address should receive my inventory?
Confirm the assigned facility before shipping. Lincoln operates at 6507 Harney Rd in Tampa, 155 Great Arrow Ave in Buffalo and 10 N Gates Ave in Lackawanna. The right receiving destination must be agreed for your account.
Does temperature-controlled mean cold storage?
No. Refrigerated and frozen storage are not available. Share the conditions your products require and confirm eligibility and handling arrangements for temperature-controlled storage before sending goods.
Can storage support both online and wholesale orders?
Yes. Ecommerce fulfillment and B2B distribution can be included in the warehouse plan. Describe how inventory should serve each channel and review order priorities, packaging and recipient requirements during onboarding.
Discuss your operation
Share your products, order volume, sales channels and handling requirements so we can prepare a customized scope.
Request a custom quote