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London Gateway has moved forward with the development of what will eventually be Europe’s largest logistics park after this week awarding the management contract of its common user facility to Import Services Ltd.
As previously reported in The Loadstar, the port-centric specialist had been looking at expanding beyond its Southampton base, and was this week awarded a five-year management contract, with options, to operate the facility when it opens in March next year, after a selection process run by London Gateway.
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