Automotive parts supplier Bertrandt is moving into a new €35m logistics centre in Tappenbeck, Germany, commissioned by Garbe Industrial Real Estate and built by building contractor Goldbeck.
Automotive parts supplier Bertrandt is moving into a new €35m logistics centre in Tappenbeck, Germany, commissioned by Garbe Industrial Real Estate and built by building contractor Goldbeck.
The move brings production and logistics under one roof for the company. Bertrandt will use a 13,800 sq.m warehouse to store vehicle parts including airbags, shock absorbers, tyres and spare parts, for supply to Volkswagen, as well as developing series prototypes in a 17,900 sq.m production hall. Operations are scheduled to begin by mid-June.
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