Strategic Location Port of Tucson sits on a major intermodal corridor with proximity to Union Pacific’s Southern Corridor, I-10 and the US-Morder cross-border routes, presenting sales opportunities in integrated rail and highway logistics, cross-border trade support, and regional distribution partnerships.

Scale & Capacity Extensive infrastructure including 767 acres, 50,000 feet of rail, and 1.7 million square feet in freezer and distribution facilities with expansion zoning for up to 5 million square feet, offering potential clients large-scale warehousing, cold storage, and turnkey intermodal solutions.

Trade Zone Benefits Federally designated Foreign Trade Zone and state Enterprise Zone status can deliver duty and tax advantages, creating selling points for manufacturers and importers seeking cost efficiencies via bonded warehousing and streamlined customs processes.

Operational Capabilities On-site locomotives, rail car spotting, switching, container packing, and drayage services enable end-to-end intermodal service, presenting cross-sell opportunities to rail-served shippers, freight forwarders, and third-party logistics providers.

Tech & Partnerships Microsoft 365 usage indicates a modern IT environment; potential for digital collaboration with tenants and partners, plus opportunities to offer integrated supply chain tech services, data sharing, and optimized scheduling with nearby carriers and ports.