Six types of projects CGD does the most
Each facility type has its own set of constraints the drawings must resolve: container truck routes, clear height, water levels, airport security corridors, warehouse floor loads. That is where experience counts.
Dry port, ICD and logistics center
Dry ports, inland customs clearance points and logistics centers live on container flows.
13 projects · 7 provinces
See majors →Inland waterway ports and seaports
Waterports are subject to an additional constraint that onshore structures do not have: the water surface changes with the seasons and the water.
7 projects · 3 provinces
See majors →Air cargo terminal
The cargo terminal is not a large warehouse located next to the airport.
5 projects · 4 provinces
See majors →Warehousing and logistics infrastructure
The most expensive warehouses are warehouses with the wrong floor plan: missing dock doors, lower ceilings than needed shelves, and cramped parking lots.
16 projects · 4 provinces
See majors →Industrial parks and industrial clusters
Whether an industrial park can be sold or not depends on what secondary investors see first: whether the infrastructure is available, whether there is enough electricity and water, and how the road to the port is.
11 projects · 8 provinces
See majors →Border gate infrastructure and customs clearance zones
At the border gate, goods change vehicles, change management regimes and sometimes even change working hours between the two sides of the border.
3 projects · 2 provinces
See majors →What other type is your project?
CGD advises on planning, project planning, design, verification and supervision for logistics infrastructure and related works.
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