Your new warehouse or plant under one contract
From the first study to a running operation. Logio prepares the project on your data, chooses machines and IT systems for you, manages the construction partner and every supplier, and owns the interface where turnkey projects usually go wrong.
One contract
One accountable partner instead of a separate contract for every discipline
Prepared before you build
Requirements, concept, budget and schedule from your data
Not tied to any vendor
We have no machines or software of our own to sell
containers dispatched per hour, Volkswagen Slovakia automated small‑parts warehouse
1 320
pallet positions, Plzeňský Prazdroj automated warehouse
42 000
saved a year, Škoda Auto Kvasiny
€1.07M
years to payback, Knuspr.de warehouse automation
1.25
A new site is ten projects at once
A new warehouse or production site is a chain of ten phases, each with its own suppliers and contracts: requirements, concept, design and permits, construction tender, construction, technology and IT selection, installation, start‑up, handover and maintenance. Companies with an experienced project team can hold that chain together themselves. Most mid‑sized manufacturers and distributors cannot spare the people for 12 months or more, and the gaps between the contracts belong to nobody.
The most expensive gap is the interface between building, technology and IT. The builder delivers the hall to spec, the integrator delivers the line to spec, the software vendor delivers the system to spec, and nobody delivered the operation. Floor loads, heights, power, data interfaces and a ramp‑up that collides with the old site closing all fall between contracts.
What Logio takes on
Project preparation
We measure flows and volumes, write the requirements and compare concept variants on a simulation model before anything is ordered.
Technology and IT first
Machines and systems are specified and tendered early, so the building is designed around them, not the other way round.
Delivery under one plan
A construction partner builds under Logio’s project management; we coordinate technology and IT suppliers and supervise the works.
Start‑up and handover
Commissioning, performance tests, operator training and a maintenance plan.
Split delivery vs. one general contractor
Split delivery
Contracts you sign: One per discipline
Who owns the interfaces: You
Who writes the technical brief: Often the first vendor in the door
Load on your team: High for the whole project
Technology choice: Tied to whoever drafted the concept
Logio as general contractor
Contracts you sign: One
Who owns the interfaces: Logio
Who writes the technical brief: Logio, from your data, before any vendor is chosen
Load on your team: Decisions and approvals
Technology choice: Chosen for you, not tied to any vendor
Already delivered for clients like these
On these projects the client held the contracts. Now we take them under one.
Plzeňský Prazdroj
Feasibility study, supplier tender, alignment of technology, IT and construction, supervision through go‑live of the automated warehouse.
Volkswagen Slovakia
Technical brief, tender and support through installation and commissioning of an automated small‑parts warehouse, on time and on budget.
Škoda Auto Kvasiny
Concept of the automated small‑parts warehouse, oversight of installation and fine‑tuning; €1.07 million saved a year.
Radegast Nošovice
Start‑up and operator training of a new automated warehouse while the supplier’s team could not travel.
Knuspr.de
Layered warehouse automation in Munich; productivity doubled, payback in 1.25 years.
Who builds the building
We do not pour concrete and we do not run our own assembly crews. Design, permits and construction are done by a construction partner under Logio’s project management. Logio writes their technical brief, coordinates them with the technology and IT suppliers and supervises the works. Depending on the project, Logio signs as the general contractor or works in a consortium with its partners.
FAQ
For a new automated warehouse, typically 12 to 18 months from feasibility study to go‑live; retrofitting an existing site is usually faster, around 6 to 12 months. A new production plant depends heavily on the technology and permits, so we give a schedule after the preparation phase.
Before you have chosen a site, a builder or a technology vendor. At that point the size and layout of the building can still follow your operation, and those decisions stay with you for the life of the building.
No. A construction partner builds under our project management. We are responsible for the brief, the coordination with technology and IT, and the supervision.
No. We have no machines, racking or software of our own to place in the project. We compare suppliers per project and you see the comparison.
A project preparation phase: requirements, concept, budget, delivery model and schedule. At the end you know what to build, what it will cost and how you want to deliver it.
Logio experts
Talk to the person who runs these projects
Jan Václavovič
Head of Turnkey Projects Team
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