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Logistics service provider National Retail Systems Inc. (NRS) recently announced plans to develop a freight distribution complex in Jersey City, N.J.
Located within 10 miles of the Port of Elizabeth, N.J., the 200-acre "NRS City" complex will be the largest freight-handling facility in the New York City area, NRS said.
The company plans to build two 100,000-square-foot container transload facilities with the capacity to handle 3,000 containers or trailers, and an intermodal rail yard featuring direct access to several nearby mainlines.
NRS currently operates a large distribution facility in the NYC area that features several transload facilities, warehouses and a cross dock. The company also operates several similar facilities in the Los Angeles area and will open a transload center in Savannah, Ga., later this year.
10/12/2007
Rail News: Rail Industry Trends
National Retail Systems to build transload/intermodal facility near New York City
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Logistics service provider National Retail Systems Inc. (NRS) recently announced plans to develop a freight distribution complex in Jersey City, N.J.
Located within 10 miles of the Port of Elizabeth, N.J., the 200-acre "NRS City" complex will be the largest freight-handling facility in the New York City area, NRS said.
The company plans to build two 100,000-square-foot container transload facilities with the capacity to handle 3,000 containers or trailers, and an intermodal rail yard featuring direct access to several nearby mainlines.
NRS currently operates a large distribution facility in the NYC area that features several transload facilities, warehouses and a cross dock. The company also operates several similar facilities in the Los Angeles area and will open a transload center in Savannah, Ga., later this year.
