BNSF Railway is expanding its presence in Arizona with a new logistics hub in Phoenix
25.06.2024
BNSF Railway, one of the leading American railway enterprises, has announced the construction of a new logistics hub in the suburbs of Phoenix, Arizona, this is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.
This ambitious project covers an area of approximately 4,321 acres in the northwest of Maricopa County, aimed at establishing a modern logistics center.
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It will play key roles in transporting, storing, and distributing goods throughout the Arizona capital region and the southwest United States.
The main component of the project is a 1,770-acre intermodal complex, which will serve as a crucial hub for transporting freight via standard containers and trailers.
Additionally, plans include a 1,420-acre logistics park designed for modern warehousing and distribution systems, as well as a 1,131-acre logistics center with direct rail access to support local industries.
The project not only contributes to the economic development of the region and creates new jobs but also aims to optimize BNSF’s supply chains, reduce environmental impact, and improve road safety.
John Gabriel, Vice President of Service Design at BNSF, emphasized the project’s importance in expanding the intermodal network in Arizona and the company’s commitment to its customers and the community.
In the coming months, BNSF plans to actively engage with local authorities and stakeholders for the successful implementation of this key infrastructure project, which promises to be a vital element of the region’s logistics infrastructure.
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