This morning Heathrow has unveiled its long list of sixty-five off-site centres for construction and manufacturing.
Over coming months these will be whittled down to just four sites to pre-assemble components of the expanded airport before transporting them in consolidated loads to Heathrow.
Logistics Hub site bids
East Midlands
- Corby Land and Development Ltd, Midlands Logistics Park
- Laing O’Rourke, Explore Industrial Park
- Prologis UK,Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal
- SEGRO, SEGRO Logistics Park
- Tarmac Hindlow Quarry
East of England
- Opportunity Peterborough, Roxhill Scheme At Gateway
- Peel Ports Investments Ltd, Port of Great Yarmouth
London
- London Borough of Havering, Beam Reach 6
- Wincanton, Wincanton Greenford
North East
- Tarmac Thrislington Works
- Tees Valley Combined Authority, South Tees Development Corporation
North West
- Cammell Laird Shiprepairers and Shipbuilders, Cammell Laird, Campbeltown Road
- Cammell Laird Shiprepairers and Shipbuilders, MEA Park Wirral Waters, Beaufort Road
- MIDAS, Airport City
- MIDAS, Kingsway Rochdale
- MIDAS, Logistics North Bolton
- MIDAS, Port Salford
- Peel Ports Investments, Port of Liverpool
- Sellafield, Lillyhall Industrial Estate
Northern Ireland
- Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, North Foreshore
- Lisburn and Castlereagh City Council, Silverwood Business Park
- Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, Belfast International Airport
- Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, Global Point Business Park
- Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, Michelin Tyre
- MJM Marine, Shackleton Barracks
Scotland
- Babcock Marine Rosyth, Rosyth Business Park
- Forth Ports, Forth Ports Rosyth
- Glasgow Prestwick Airport
- Renfrewshire Council, Eurocentral / Mossend
- Renfrewshire Council, Glasgow Airport Investment Area (GAIA)/Westway site
- Renfrewshire Council, Queenslie Industrial Estate
- Scottish Enterprise, Hunterston
- Scottish Enterprise, Longannet
- Scottish Enterprise, Mossend
- Scottish Enterprise, Westfield
South East
- Amalga, Ridgeway Distribution Centre
- Peel Ports Investments, London Medway
South West
- Invest Bristol Bath/The West of England Combined Authority, Avonmouth
- Invest Bristol Bath/The West of England Combined Authority, Severnside
- Sedgemoor District Council, Royal Ordnance Factory
- Tarmac Westbury Works
Wales
- Welsh Government, ABP Port Site, Cardiff
- Welsh Government, ABP Port Site, Newport
- Welsh Government, The Airfields – Northern Gateway, Deeside
- Welsh Government, Brocastle, Bridgend
- Welsh Government, Rhyd Y Blew, Ebbw Vale
- Welsh Government, Llanwern Newport
- Welsh Government, TATA Shotton Deeside
West Midlands
- Amalga, Palletforce SuperHub
- Balfour Beatty, Birch Coppice Industrial Estate
- Stoke-on-Trent City Council, Chatterley Valley West
- Stoke-on-Trent City Council, Highgate Ravensdale
- Telford & Wrekin Council, Land at Hortonwood
- Telford & Wrekin Council, Property at Railfreight Terminal
Yorkshire and the Humber
- Bishopdyke Enterprises, JCT 42 A1(M) – Sherburn in Elmet
- British Steel, British Steel – Brigg Road
- Doncaster Sheffield Airport, Aero Centre Yorkshire
- Leeds Bradford Airport, Leeds Bradford Airport / Logic Leeds
- Severfield UK Ltd, Dalton Airfield Industrial Estate
- Sheffield City Region, 31 East
- Sheffield City Region, Ashroyd Business Park
- Sheffield City Region, Enterprise 36
- Sheffield City Region, Former Maltby Colliery
- Sheffield City Region, iPort
- Sheffield City Region, J5M16Unity
Heathrow Airport claims its third runway project will be the first major infrastructure project in the UK to pioneer the large-scale use of logistics hubs playing a key role in supporting expansion’s efficient delivery.
Heathrow Chairman Lord Deighton said: “As the UK leaves the EU, Heathrow is an essential infrastructure project that will ensure Britain remains an open trading nation.
“As part of that, Heathrow’s third runway will rely on talent from all over Britain helping to create a national asset for generations to come.
“This means new procurement opportunities for businesses in every region, helping drive growth and investment into local communities in all corners of this country.
“Our aim, to harness the skills we need through long-term projects such as the Logistics Hubs and Business Summits, will drive jobs and investment leaving a legacy of increased productivity for the construction sector.”
Civil Engineering Contractors Association chief executive Alasdair Reisner added: “We are keen that the whole of the UK benefits from the expansion of Heathrow. We see huge potential for the logistics hubs to stimulate the growth of new industrial heartlands across the country, manufacturing and assembling the high-quality components used by contractors to build world class new facilities for Heathrow”
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