Building the supply chain infrastructure that keeps goods moving. From regional distribution centers to last-mile delivery stations, we construct logistics facilities that optimize throughput, enable automation, and meet the demands of modern e-commerce throughout Georgia and Florida.
From mega distribution centers to neighborhood delivery stations, we have the expertise to build logistics infrastructure at every scale.
Large-scale facilities serving multi-state regions with high-volume receiving, storage, and shipping operations.
Pick-pack-ship facilities optimized for direct-to-consumer order fulfillment with high SKU counts and rapid throughput.
Final-mile facilities where packages are sorted for delivery routes and loaded onto delivery vehicles.
Transload facilities designed for minimal storage with direct transfer from inbound to outbound vehicles.
Flexible facilities designed to serve multiple clients with divisible space and shared infrastructure.
High-throughput sortation centers for parcel carriers with automated conveyor and sort systems.
Modern distribution centers rely on automation to achieve the speed and accuracy that customers demand. We build facilities with the infrastructure to support robotics, conveyors, and advanced warehouse management systems.
Super-flat floors for robots
2,000+ amp services
ASRS/shuttle system ready
Structural support & power
Fiber, WiFi, WMS ready
Charging for electric fleets
Levelers, seals, restraints
Drop lot & staging areas
Quick-turn delivery doors
Guard houses, gates, cameras
130'+ depths for 53' trailers
Separated auto & truck traffic
Floor-load & oversized freight
Fleet support facilities
Efficient distribution starts with the right dock configuration and site layout. We design and build facilities with the door counts, truck courts, and circulation patterns that maximize your operational throughput.
From site selection support through operational handoff, we manage the entire distribution center construction process.
Operational requirements analysis, conceptual budgets, value engineering, and detailed cost modeling.
Mass grading, stormwater management, utilities, heavy-duty paving, and truck court construction.
Tilt-up or steel structure, building envelope, super-flat floors, MEP systems, and dock installation.
Racking installation coordination, automation integration, and operational handoff to your team.
Bowser Construction Group understands that distribution center projects are driven by lease commitments, operational deadlines, and supply chain requirements. We focus on delivering facilities on schedule so you can meet your business objectives.
Design-build and early procurement to compress schedules and meet lease dates.
Experience coordinating with automation integrators and equipment vendors.
We understand logistics workflows and build facilities that support efficient operations.
Attention to floor flatness, dock seals, and details that matter for daily operations.
Atlanta (I-20 Corridor)
Atlanta (I-85 South)
Atlanta (I-75 South)
Savannah Port Area
Fairburn / Union City
McDonough / Locust Grove
Jackson / Griffin
Braselton / Jefferson
Cartersville / Adairsville
Statesboro / Pooler
Jacksonville / Westside
JAXPORT Area
Orlando / Central FL
Tampa / I-4 Corridor
Lakeland / Polk County
Port Tampa Bay
Ocala / I-75 Corridor
Daytona / Volusia
Gainesville
Tallahassee
Distribution center construction timelines depend on facility size and complexity. Last-mile delivery stations (50,000-100,000 SF) typically take 8-12 months. Regional distribution centers (150,000-300,000 SF) generally require 12-16 months. Large-scale logistics hubs (500,000+ SF) may take 16-24 months. Fast-track construction using tilt-up concrete and design-build delivery can compress schedules significantly when time-to-market is critical.
Distribution center construction costs in Georgia and Florida typically range from $75-$100 per square foot for basic shell buildings, $100-$150 per square foot for fully equipped facilities with high dock ratios and sortation infrastructure, and $150-$200+ per square foot for highly automated facilities with conveyor systems and robotics infrastructure. Costs vary based on clear height, dock configuration, automation requirements, and site conditions.
Yes, we build distribution centers designed to accommodate automated sortation systems, conveyor networks, autonomous mobile robots (AMRs), and goods-to-person systems. This includes reinforced and super-flat floors for AGVs, heavy electrical infrastructure for automation equipment, higher clear heights for vertical conveyors, and IT infrastructure for warehouse management systems. We coordinate with automation integrators during design to ensure the building supports your technology investment.
We build distribution centers with dock configurations optimized for your throughput requirements. This includes standard dock-high doors (typically one per 5,000-10,000 SF), speed bays for high-frequency deliveries, drive-in doors for floor-loaded freight, cross-dock configurations with opposing dock walls, and mixed configurations with both inbound and outbound staging areas. Dock equipment includes levelers, seals, shelters, lights, and restraints selected for your operational needs.
Absolutely. Last-mile delivery facilities have unique requirements including high door counts for delivery van staging, driver amenities and break rooms, vehicle charging infrastructure for electric delivery vans, package sortation areas, and secure parking for delivery vehicles. We build last-mile stations for major e-commerce retailers, logistics providers, and parcel carriers throughout Georgia and Florida’s major metro areas.
Spec warehouses, build-to-suit facilities, and general industrial buildings.
Temperature-controlled facilities for food, pharmaceutical, and cold chain logistics.
Production facilities with heavy power, crane systems, and process infrastructure.
Contact us today for a detailed project estimate. We’ll review your operational requirements and provide competitive pricing to meet your timeline.