This milestone, CSX says, “marks a significant step forward in logistics innovation, supporting industries such as automotive, food and beverage, and battery manufacturing with efficient, contaminate-free storage and distribution solutions.”
The new 120,000-square-foot facility features cutting-edge automation and is strategically designed to serve as a transload hub, “enabling seamless movement of coils to various destinations,” the Class I noted.
According to CSX Manager of Industrial Development, Jody Lassiter, who supported the project, the now-active warehouse is already attracting new prospects and is expected to generate multiple projects annually.
“We are proud to be a customer,” said SCS-02. “Our partnership allows us to provide efficient and cost-effective rail transport solutions for our clients—and SCS-02 is strategically located to leverage this advantage.” The company noted that the facility’s registration on ShipCSX provides customers with enhanced visibility and real-time tracking, further streamlining logistics operations.
