The construction sector is facing a significant logistical challenge. As sustainability and cost-efficiency become increasingly important, the delivery of construction materials often still relies on traditional and inefficient methods. This isn't just a matter for construction companies alone — suppliers and carriers are integral parts of a supply chain that urgently needs to evolve. Construction companies lead, suppliers and carriers follow In construction logistics, contra

Qonnected Logistics and City Hub Join Forces for Sustainable Urban Logistics Rotterdam, May 8, 2025 – Qonnected Logistics and City Hub are entering a strategic partnership to make urban logistics more efficient and sustainable. Through smart technology, data analysis, and shared infrastructure, both parties aim to reduce emissions and ease traffic congestion in cities. This collaboration addresses urban growth, the introduction of zero-emission zones, and the need to reduce u

The Best Argument for Using a Construction Hub: It Saves Costs For years, there has been much discussion about improving construction logistics, especially in view of its environmentally harmful effects. The call for sustainability in the construction sector is growing louder, and rightly so, with increasing demands for reports that make the CO₂ emissions of construction activities transparent. Yet, the construction industry remains difficult to convince to voluntarily take s

A Prediction: Construction Logistics in 10 Years…"  Published in the Magazine BouwTotaal, published on March 28 by Qonnected Logistics: The “construction” sector (renovation, installation, maintenance, civil engineering) is one of the last industries where logistics has not been viewed as an integral cost of creating an art or construction project. But there is a clear trend emerging in the future of construction logistics—driven not least by new regulations on circularity, e

The Best Argument for the Construction Hub: It Saves Money For many years, there has been extensive discussion about improving construction logistics, especially considering their environmental impact. The call for sustainability in the construction sector is growing louder, and rightly so—more and more reports are being expected that provide transparency about the CO₂ emissions resulting from construction activities. Still, the construction industry is not easily convinced t

On April 11 2025, we had the pleasure of welcoming five construction companies interested in exploring the possibilities of utilizing a Bouwhub. Our next Open Day will take place on Thursday, April 17; however, this event is already fully booked. Should you be interested in visiting as well, we kindly invite you to contact us or check whether availability remains for one of the two upcoming Open Days.