TransDevelopment is serving as the Design-Build Subcontractor for a new vehicle processing center at the Port of Mobile, Alabama. The Port has partnered with AutoMOBILE International Terminal (AIT) to develop the new 57-acre automotive terminal, set to open in 2021....
TransDevelopment México (TDM) has now reached substantial completion of the new rail access and finished vehicle logistics facilities for Toyota’s newest assembly plant in the State of Guanajuato, Mexico. TDM is serving as the Development Manager for the development...
TransDevelopment Group was hired by Green Metals Inc. as a General Design-Build Contractor to construct a loading track and a storage yard for a new steel handling facility located within the MTMUS Supplier Park in Huntsville, AL. Green Metals will be providing...
TransDevelopment Group has reached substantial completion on a porous pavement finished vehicle storage lot adjacent to Terminal 6 at the Port of Portland. At nearly 19 acres, this site represents one of the largest porous pavement installations to date. The project, a public private partnership between Auto Warehousing Co. and the Port of Portland, was partially funded through a ConnectOregon VI Grant. The new site will accommodate the growing vehicle exports from Terminal 6 and reduce traffic and short-term vehicle movements on nearby roadways.
China’s auto industry, ports and logistics professionals will be well-served to study the experience of their counterparts on the West Coast of North America, as strategies emerge for the global export of finished vehicles. That was a key message Bill Robbins, principal and co-founder of TransDevelopment, delivered in May during the Autologistics Asia 2005 conference held in Shanghai.
TransDevelopment Mexico is providing a series of master planning and consulting services to the Guanajuato State Government to help design a large rail bypass project in Celaya, in central Mexico. The rail bypass initiative was officially announced by Mexican President Felipe Calderon February 24 at a ceremony in Celaya. The president said the four billion peso rail by-pass project will take several years to complete, but there are already 600 million pesos earmarked to start construction this year.
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