FedEx Ground at Bridge Point I5
Project Description
The Bridge Point I-5 project in Portland, Oregon features two industrial tilt-up distribution centers totaling 677,000 square feet.
In 2022, a tenant improvement was completed for FedEx Ground. Utilizing the entire 437,500 square foot Building B, improvements included a 10,262 square foot office administrative office and security build-out. In the van loading area, 300 linear feet of trench drains were added and included an oil-water separator system. All 83 dock doors received complete dock packages. Power upgrades to the speculative building included a 300kw generator, as well as 22,000 linear feet of CoRay Vac infrared tube heating which was installed throughout the working spaces of the warehouse.
The original development required clearing the 37 acre site which began in 2019. Due to the fact part of the site is a former landfill, the scope of work for the first six months included the demolition of the existing structures, crushing all foundations/asphalt to be reused on site, and importing roughly 275,000cy of material for surcharge.
Building A is 239,500 square feet with a 30’ clear, and Building B is 437,500 square feet with a 36’ clear. The site as a whole will has over 260 parking spaces, 95 trailer parking spaces and 142 dock doors. The buildings were tailored to distribution, manufacturing, and other industrial tenants, with configurations as small as 20,000 square feet possible.
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Project Description
The Bridge Point I-5 project in Portland, Oregon features two industrial tilt-up distribution centers totaling 677,000 square feet.
In 2022, a tenant improvement was completed for FedEx Ground. Utilizing the entire 437,500 square foot Building B, improvements included a 10,262 square foot office administrative office and security build-out. In the van loading area, 300 linear feet of trench drains were added and included an oil-water separator system. All 83 dock doors received complete dock packages. Power upgrades to the speculative building included a 300kw generator, as well as 22,000 linear feet of CoRay Vac infrared tube heating which was installed throughout the working spaces of the warehouse.
The original development required clearing the 37 acre site which began in 2019. Due to the fact part of the site is a former landfill, the scope of work for the first six months included the demolition of the existing structures, crushing all foundations/asphalt to be reused on site, and importing roughly 275,000cy of material for surcharge.
Building A is 239,500 square feet with a 30’ clear, and Building B is 437,500 square feet with a 36’ clear. The site as a whole will has over 260 parking spaces, 95 trailer parking spaces and 142 dock doors. The buildings were tailored to distribution, manufacturing, and other industrial tenants, with configurations as small as 20,000 square feet possible.
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