Transportation and supply chain solution provider A. Duie Pyle today said it has broken ground on an integrated logistics campus designed to support warehouse operations, less than truckload (LTL) cross-dock services, and transloading moves in the Norfolk region, specifically serving the Port of Virginia.
The company purchased the 43-acre site in Suffolk, Virginia, from Rockefeller Group and Matan Companies, which operate a planned logistics facility called Port 460. Pyle now plans to build a 52-door LTL cross-dock and 200,000 square feet of warehouse (expandable to 420,000 square feet) under one roof, with an estimated completion date of Q2 2027.
According to Pyle, that approach will enable its customers to benefit from a more integrated solution that combines storage, transportation, and immediate access to Pyle’s final-mile network. Service offerings will include warehousing and distribution, transloading, LTL, contract dedicated services, drayage, and truckload management brokerage services.
“Our expansion in the Suffolk–Norfolk market reflects a strategic response to the rapidly evolving demands of today’s supply chain,” said Frank Granieri, Chief Commercial Officer at A. Duie Pyle. “In recent years, shippers have navigated unprecedented disruptions, elevating the need for speed, resilience and adaptability across their networks. By establishing this integrated warehouse and LTL service center near the Port of Virginia, we’re not just enhancing our capacity; we’re addressing the pressing need for more efficient, adaptive solutions that streamline operations in a high-demand market.”
