ATC Cargo has commenced operations at its new logistics centre in Barniewice — a Class A facility with approximately 70,000 m² of space, making it one of the largest warehouse facilities currently offered by logistics operators in the region.
The warehouse was designed with a strong focus on functionality and operational efficiency. The investment forms part of the company’s new development strategy, which involves not only expanding its infrastructure but also transforming the way it supports customers, including in the e-commerce sector.
The new facility is dedicated to fulfilment and e-commerce operations. It is equipped with high-bay storage racks operated by VNA (Very Narrow Aisle) guided trucks, as well as solutions designed to automate warehouse processes. Robots will be responsible for carrying out operations within the facility, making it one of the most technologically advanced warehouses of its kind in Poland.
Approximately 10,000 m² of space has been allocated specifically for the handling and storage of ADR Class 9 dangerous goods, designed in accordance with the latest and particularly stringent safety standards. This standard also enables the storage of batteries and products containing energy storage systems — a capability that remains relatively rare among logistics operators in Poland.
The facility is undergoing BREEAM certification, supporting environmental initiatives that form part of ATC Cargo’s broader development strategy. The warehouse is equipped with a rooftop photovoltaic installation. Publicly accessible charging stations for both passenger and heavy-duty electric vehicles are also located nearby.
The location in Barniewice provides convenient access to the Tricity ports, the modernised Tricity bypass and the S6 expressway, which connects to the route towards Szczecin, as well as the Metropolitan Bypass, linking the A1 motorway with the S7 and S6 expressways.
The facility is also located next to Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport and a station of the Pomeranian Metropolitan Railway (PKM), providing fast connections to the Tricity metropolitan area.
“Providing our customers with a new quality of logistics support is the most important step in implementing our new development strategy,” says Marcin Karczewski, CEO of ATC Cargo. “Automation and robotics are tools for us, not an end in themselves. We are implementing these solutions with the aim of creating an offering that has not previously existed on the market. We want to propose a new way of thinking and a new standard of operation.
“Our primary goal is to revolutionise our customers’ delivery processes and relieve them of the need to think about managing their sales operations. We are introducing a new model that allows our customers to focus on what matters most to them — growing their own business — while partnering with an operator that takes over part of their responsibilities.
“We want to show them that, with efficient order fulfilment, we can help increase the profitability of their business to a level they may not have previously considered.”
Media coverage:
- Gospodarka Morska – ATC Cargo opens a new logistics centre in Barniewice
- Logistyka.net.pl – ATC Cargo opens a new fulfilment centre in Barniewice
- Portal TSL – ATC Cargo opens a logistics centre in Pomerania
- Investmap – ATC Cargo opens a new fulfilment centre in Barniewice
- Space4Logistics – ATC Cargo invests in Barniewice
