Charleston International Manufacturing Center (CIMC) - Similar companies

CIMC is a 1750-acre advanced manufacturing park with rail access, deep water access via barge, 400,000 SF of manufacturing an ... d warehouse space and 800,000 SF of laydown area. CIMC provides utility services to tenants, such as steam, compressed air, process water and more. Additionally, CIMC provides other support services like onsite security, emergency response, occupational health and environmental monitoring. CIMC is strategically located to meet your transportation needs. Onsite transportation includes a rail spur (Q1 2018) and barge access to the Atlantic Ocean via the Cooper River. CIMC is less than 20 minutes from a SC Ports Authority shipping terminal and interstate access. Lastly, CIMC is located near Boeing, Mercedes-Benz Vans, Volvo and other key industry leaders. CIMC is two industrial parks on one site. CIMC South is host to companies like Evonik, Symrise and LANXESS, who benefit from existing utility infrastructure. Companies who locate at CIMC South avoid significant CAPEX by connecting to CIMC's centralized utility services. We take pride in our 99.998% reliability rate for utilities. Further benefits include a smaller footprint and location inside a Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ). Most importantly, support services are provided by onsite experts who focus their attention on supporting your business, so you can focus on your Core business. CIMC North is a former General Dynamics and Jacobs Engineering site, which was acquired in July 2016. CIMC North brings some very unique capabilities such as a 10 bridge cranes, barge access, rail transloading capability and a 10,000 SF Paint, Blast and Curing Booth. CIMC North's 400,000 SF of manufacturing and warehouse space is well suited to meet your heavy industrial manufacturing needs. Lastly, 43,000 SF of engineering and administrative space is available for lease. We are always striving to meet the tenants of our vision: - Always Safe - Always Reliable - Always Growing - Exceeding Expectations read more