Amazon delivers ‘last-mile’ Davenport station

Now shipping 6,000 units a day; expects to reach 36k in 2026

By: Jennifer DeWitt|December 9, 2025

|5 min read

The new Amazon “last-mile” delivery station opened this fall. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

Just in time for the holiday shipping rush, Amazon’s new “last-mile” delivery station in north Davenport is up and running.

The facility, referred to as WIO4 by Amazon, is a nearly 100,000-square-foot processing center that sends packages out for the “last mile” of their journey, an Amazon senior regional manager told the QCBJ. Construction by Ryan Companies began last summer on what is…

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