Tebodin SAP-Projekt and PCC Intermodal SA have signed a contract for the design of a modern intermodal transshipment terminal. The terminal for handling intermodal traffic in central Poland will be built in Kutno and will be the first element of a modern network of intermodal connections developed by PCC Intermodal. Tebodin SAP-Projekt will carry out the conceptual, construction, tender, and executive design of this terminal.
PCC Intermodal SA is a leader among private intermodal transport operators, belonging to the PCC SE capital group. A container terminal with an area of 12 hectares and a storage capacity of 1800 TEU will be built on the property located in Kutno, which in the first stage will be equipped with 2 railway tracks, each 650 meters long. In the first phase, transshipments will be carried out using mobile reachstacker equipment. The terminal’s development plans include increasing the number of railway tracks to four and putting 2 efficient gantry cranes into operation. The terminal will streamline the logistics processes carried out by the operator and shorten the transport time of cargo to the final customer.
– The terminal in Kutno is the first significant step towards implementing the company’s strategy, one of the key elements of which is the launch of a network of modern intermodal transshipment terminals in the country within the next 2-3 years – said Dariusz Stefański, President of the Management Board of PCC Intermodal SA.
Tebodin SAP-Projekt has already completed similar projects in the Netherlands (terminals in the ports of Amsterdam and Rotterdam), in Romania, and in the Czech Republic.