Logistics

Bryan County, Georgia, stands at the crossroads of commerce, offering logistics companies a prime location with direct access to essential transportation networks. Its strategic position ensures efficient distribution and supply chain operations across the Southeastern United States and beyond.

Bryan County’s comprehensive transportation infrastructure provides logistics companies with multiple avenues for efficient movement of goods:

• Interstate Highways: Immediate access to Interstate 16 (I-16) and Interstate 95 (I-95) facilitates swift north-south and east-west transportation, connecting businesses to major markets along the East Coast and inland regions.
• Port Proximity: Located approximately 22 miles from the Port of Savannah, one of the busiest container ports in the United States, Bryan County enables seamless global shipping and receiving.
• Rail Connectivity: Class I rail services provided by CSX and Norfolk Southern offer cost-effective and reliable freight options, integrating seamlessly with other transportation modes.
• Air Transport: Proximity to Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport ensures quick air cargo services, enhancing just-in-time delivery capabilities.

Bryan County hosts premier logistics parks designed to meet the diverse needs of distribution and supply chain operations:

• I-16 Logistics Center: A Class A, rear-load speculative warehouse with a planned groundbreaking in Summer 2022 and delivery date in November 2023. Located within 22 miles of the Georgia Ports Authority Garden City Terminal and 1 mile north of the new Hyundai Motor Group Electric Vehicle Plant, it is ideally situated for port-related tenants requiring convenient access to the ports as well as immediate access to I-16 and I-95.  
• Bryan Logistics Park: A 63-acre site fully entitled for industrial use, located 22 miles from the Port of Savannah and approximately 3 miles from the I-16 interchange and Hyundai Megabit. The park is planned to accommodate approximately 890,000 square feet of logistics space, with site work commencing on the first phase in the second half of 2024.  
• Anatolia Logistics Park: A ±400-acre Class A Industrial Park just off I-95 in Savannah, Georgia, offering immediate access to Interstate-95 with a newly completed interchange. The park supports large-scale distribution opportunities ranging from 250,000 square feet to over 2,000,000 square feet, with interstate frontage providing corporate exposure to over 51,200 cars per day.

Bryan County fosters a business-friendly climate, offering incentives and support to logistics companies:

• Tax Incentives: Opportunities for tax credits and exemptions tailored to logistics and distribution operations.
• Workforce Development: Access to customized training programs through partnerships with local educational institutions ensures a skilled labor force.
• Streamlined Permitting: Efficient permitting processes facilitate swift establishment and expansion of logistics facilities.