Construction of a new Strategic Bonded Precinct in Nuevo Laredo

With the laying of the first stone, construction work began on what will be the new Strategic Fiscalized Precinct of Nuevo Laredo , Tamaulipas.

As part of the first stage, a warehouse of just over 14,400 square meters is being built, which will be certified as a strategic bonded facility. The project, which is led by Palos Garza, a company with more than 35 years of experience in international trade, contemplates in the long term having 21 hectares for offices and transportation.

The first phase will conclude in October of this year, and after having the authorization of a strategic audited facility, between the first and second phases, about 1,500 to 2,000 jobs will be generated for executives at the bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels.

Mario Palos Garza, president of the Tamaulipas Logistics and Supply Chain Cluster, indicated that the investment is made because, given the needs that arise in commercial matters, it is necessary to generate new competitive tools for Nuevo Laredo.

"New work schemes are required, what better than right now, because the dynamic that is being generated between Mexico, the United States and Canada requires that we, the Nuevo Laredo border, be ready and prepared for it," he said.

ADVANTAGES OF THE STRATEGIC SUPERVISED PREMISES 

One of the advantages of the strategic bonded area is that it allows foreign, national or nationalized merchandise to be introduced for a limited time to be handled, stored, custody, exhibited, sold, distributed, processed, transformed or repaired, and courier, with the benefit of not pay foreign trade taxes or countervailing duties. 

“We must produce or transform merchandise in Nuevo Laredo to be more participatory in the industry and that is what this is going to generate, that we seek to make it a strategic bonded facility,” explained Mario Palos.

He added that this is a strategic tool for the industry and, with the capacity and experience that Nuevo Laredo has in tax and customs matters, they can develop it.

For his part, Jorge Viñals Ortíz de la Peña, director of the Tamaulipas Logistics and Supply Chain Cluster, said that this project will greatly contribute to the competitiveness of the border in the region.

“The venue is one of the most ambitious in the region and will be a source of employment not only directly, but also indirectly. We are at a crucial moment of global development and of the development that our country has in the trade agreement that Mexico has with the United States and Canada, this is a situation that predicts the future,” he concluded.

INFRASTRUCTURE OF THE STRATEGIC CONTROLLED PREMISES

STAGE 1:

The first stage has warehouse 1, included within a controlled area, an interchange roof and parking spaces for boxes, tractors and operators described below:

• Total area of ​​92,142.05 m2.
• Area of ​​strategic controlled area: 28,210.47 m2.
• Warehouse 1 of 14,477.61 m2, with an office area of ​​270.40 m2 and access booth. As well as 44 platforms, a service ramp and 56 parking spaces for boxes.
• Interchange roof: With eight lanes, 16 spaces for simultaneous inspection and a scale: Total area of ​​2,011.32 m2.
• Exchange booth: 122.98 m2.
• Tractor parking: 14,721 m2 of surface area and 206 drawer spaces.
• Operator parking: 10,313.84 m2 of surface area and 304 spaces.
• Dam: 3,538.88 m2 of surface for storage and internal use.
• North box parking: 3,601.50 m2 and 84 spaces.

STAGE 2.

The second stage comprises a total area of ​​46,292.56 m2:

• Multifunctional warehouse: 6,442.53 m2 and a parking area for boxes of 5,233.60 m2 with 52 parking spaces for boxes.
• Office building: Area of ​​4,500 m2 on three levels.
• Office parking: Total area of ​​17,585.62 m2 and 574 spaces proposed for employees.
• Parking for north boxes: 1,577.70 m2 with 28 boxes.

STAGE 3.

The third stage is presented with a surface area of ​​64,652.67 m2 where two warehouses and a parking area for boxes will be located:

• Warehouse 3: Area of ​​8,050 m2 and 5,903.83 m2 of parking area for boxes with 52 drawers.
• Warehouse 4: Area of ​​14,541.11 m2, 44 platforms, a service ramp and office area. Parking for boxes of 12,355.53 m2 with 83 boxes.
• Box parking: 5,942.27 m2 of surface area and a capacity of 100 boxes.

MORE INFORMATION:

Address: Colonia Las Americas, in Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas.

Tel. Nuevo Laredo Office: (867) 718-1823

Email: marie@palosgarza.com