Market
Drive your supply chain with RSP’s industrial and logistics engineering. We design efficient fulfillment centers, warehouses and manufacturing plants.
We deliver robust, efficient and scalable engineering solutions for today’s industrial and logistics facilities. From massive e-commerce fulfillment centers and distribution hubs to advanced manufacturing plants, we provide the end-to-end site development and engineering services that drive the modern supply chain. We partner with developers and operators to deliver projects with speed-to-market, operational excellence, and long-term durability.
The success of an industrial facility is all about location and site design. Our land development experts focus on creating efficient and accessible sites.
Industrial buildings must withstand the pressures of modern logistics and manufacturing. That's why our structural designs provide the strength and flexibility for high-volume operations.
Speed-to-market is key in the industrial sector. We have extensive experience in the permitting and entitlement process for industrial projects across the US.
We take care of the site development permits, and we work with local authorities to obtain zoning changes, special use permits and site plan approvals for mission-critical facilities. Our experience with city/municipal and county governments across the country means a smooth and efficient process.
We manage everything from zoning and site plan approvals to special permits like NPDES for stormwater and air quality permits for manufacturing facilities. Our relationships with regulatory agencies and knowledge of local and state codes help to fast-track approval times, get your facility operational sooner.
Ready to build your industrial facility? Get in touch.
Case study· Engineering Robust Industrial Solutions
Medley, Florida
A seven-acre industrial site in Medley was entirely impervious before redevelopment. The stormwater design cut impervious cover to 87.7 per cent, created a 0.447-acre retention area and more than quadrupled underground detention, and was approved by the Town of Medley, Miami-Dade County and Miami-Dade DERM.
Read case study →
Case study· Engineering Robust Industrial Solutions
Palmetto, Florida
A 1.47-acre industrial infill site in Palmetto was developed as a mobile batch concrete yard with a service shop. Stormwater is held in 1,418 feet of exfiltration trench under the yard rather than in a pond, and the project carries both Manatee County final site plan approval and a Florida DEP permit for its wastewater system.
Read case study →Large-format site engineering: heavy-duty pavement, truck circulation and dock access, grading across a big footprint, drainage sized for extensive impervious area, and the utilities the operation needs.
Permitting and entitlement. The page notes speed to market as the sector's priority; the site development permits, and any zoning change or variance, are typically the longest-lead items and are sequenced first.
Because the impervious area is large and often close to the property limits. Storage has to be found somewhere, and whether that is a pond, underground storage or an infiltration system depends on the soils and the receiving system.
Yes. Turning paths, dock approaches and pavement sections for loaded trucks set the geometry and the pavement design, and retrofitting them after a layout is fixed is expensive.
The site, the building footprint and dock count you are planning, the trailer and truck volumes if known, and any survey or geotechnical report.