International business in a
region that offers good living
and working and a high
quality of life.
Schiphol
Trade Park
PolanenPark
De President
Green Park
Aalsmeer
Schiphol
Logistics Park
Business Park
Amsterdam
Osdorp
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TOP LOCATIONS
SADC develops high quality, accessible, (inter)
nationally competitive business locations on the
WESTAS logistics corridor in Amsterdam. For present
and future generations.
These locations contribute towards the Amsterdam WESTAS
becoming one of the top five business establishment regions in
Europe. In order to realise this mission, SADC always works with
private and public networks and knowledge institutions in its
location and area development, connecting the following four
themes: Location Advice, Business Locations 2.0, Beyond Logistics
and Future-Proof Area Development.
What makes the WESTAS unique?
• One of the top five business establishment regions in Europe
• Four trading hubs close together (Port of Amsterdam, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol,
Greenport Aalsmeer and Dataport AMS-IX)
• Excellent access for clients, staff, goods and data
• Know-how available for (logistical) innovation
• International service-providers in the vicinity (Zuidas)
• Pleasant residential environment within cycling distance
SADC connects
Our strength lies in connecting. We connect people with each other. We connect
business and government agencies to developers and research institutes. This is
also the reason why we take part in a large number of networking, knowledge
and business organisations. In that way, we connect ideas. Together, we develop
these into new market and business concepts.
Location advice
SADC connects businesses.
We help national and international
businesses with their choice of
location and the realisation of a
high-quality working environment
on the west side of Amsterdam
(the WESTAS). We try to relieve
our clients of as many worries
as possible. SADC has broad
experience and sound in-house
knowledge that enables it to
do this. For example, we have
knowledge of zoning plans,
building regulations, laws and
regulations, potential forms of
financing and municipal area
development plans.
Business
locations 2.0
SADC connects supply and
demand. For a business location
is so much more than ‘bricks
and meters’. Before developing
locations, SADC surveys the
requirements of businesses,
investors and municipal
authorities. What is needed, now
and in the future? What does a
business need in order to operate
successfully? Which companies
are cramped up in an outdated
business location? Which access
could be improved? Is re-use of old
business premises and locations
an option? This demand-driven
approach leads to Business
Locations 2.0, which also support
the ambitions and requirements of
businesses in the long term.
Beyond logistics
SADC connects new trends in
logistics. The Amsterdam region,
and certainly the logistical sector,
are changing. Globalisation
is coupled with the desire to
produce closer to the consumer
and the demand for close-knit
distribution networks. The internet
and e-commerce are changing
how we do business, produce and
distribute. A more sustainable or
even circular economy also places
new demands on the location of
businesses. This imposes different
requirements on the market,
leads to new types of business
activity and so also to different
establishment conditions.
Cooperation with other economic
clusters such as financial and
commercial service provision on
the Zuidas is essential here.
Future-proof area
development
SADC connects the present and
the future. For the conditions for
suitable business locations are
not set in stone. Because both the
internal world of logistics and the
entire outside world are changing,
digitizing and becoming more
sustainable. This means that the
development of locations and the
needs of businesses are changing.
SADC knows what the issues are
and therefore continually connects
parties in order to be able to
determine or change a path
together in order to strengthen the
international competitive positions
of the WESTAS and of the
Amsterdam Metropolitan Area
(AMA).
DOING BUSINESS NEXT TO AMSTERDAM
AIRPORT SCHIPHOL, IN THE
HEART OF THE BIGGEST
LOGISTICAL HUB IN WESTERN EUROPE.
From Schiphol Logistics Park (SLP), your driver can travel
along the Fokkerweg and be on a platform at Amsterdam
Airport Schiphol within five minutes. The park lies along
the highway A4, with its own access road from the provincial highway N201, and is close to the highways A9 and
A5 (the Greenport Aalsmeer - Port of Amsterdam axis). No
wonder that the airport-oriented integrators, forwarders
and transporters regard this high quality park as a triple A
location. The southern part is for large-scale logistics business as the already existing eastern part of the park. The
northern part is eminently suitable for small- scale logistics services such as hauliers and couriers, lorry repairs, car
rental companies an other service providers.
www.schiphollogisticspark.nl | Twitter: @Schiphol_logist
The Facts
Total surface area:
43 hectaresof which approx.
18 hectares still available
Document-Free Goods
Tracking System (DGVS) zone:
Yes
Plot sizes:
5,000 m2 to 80,000 m2
Business accommodation
centre: Yes
Facade height:
Ranging from
9 to 20 meters
Environmental category: 3.2
Park management:
Quality, image, safety
and service level
Fibre optics network: Yes
Rent/buy/leasehold: Buy
High-visibility locations: Yes
Amsterdam Logistics Board
Tafel Ruimte & Infra Spatial Planning & Infrastructure Table.
Within the Amsterdam Logistics Board, SADC is the driver of
the Spatial Planning and Infrastructure Table. The private sector,
government and knowledge institutes work together at this Table
on the spatial and infrastructural conditions for the growth of
logistics in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area. We consider both
the short and the long term here. A number of concrete plans? HST
Cargo, the Site Access Scan and a regional strategy for Truck Parks.
Other logistical networks: Air Cargo Netherlands (ACN),
Netherlands Distribution Land (NDL), Dinalog Amsterdam.
“SADC connects parties
in innovative and
successful
logistics,
just as I do.”
Walther Ploos van Amstel,
Lecturer in City Logistics at
the Amsterdam University of
Applied Sciences
DOING BUSINESS IN AN
INSPIRING ENVIRONMENT IN
WHICH SUSTAINABILITY AND
INNOVATION COME TOGETHER.
Optimal access, sustainable, BREEAM, innovation,
‘beyond logistics’, Circular economy; these are
some of the terms that describe the breadth of
the ambitions and possibilities at the Schiphol
Trade Park. The park is divided into six distinctive
establishment environments: the Logistics zone, a
Green Datacenter Campus, the Trade Boulevard, the
A4 Skyline, The Valley and a Campus. Schiphol Trade
Park is a showcase for the most sustainable business
park in Europe, on the WESTAS in the Amsterdam
Metropolitan Area.
www.schipholtradepark.nl | Twitter: @SchipholTrade
The Facts
Total surface area:
350 hectares, 121 available
Rent/buy/leasehold:
Buy and leasehold
Plot sizes:
From 500m2 to 170,000 m2
Fibre optics network: Yes
Facade height:
To a maximum of
30 meters
Park management:
Integrated area
management
Environmental category: 4.1
High-visibility locations: Yes
(from the highway A4)
Establishment environments:
Logistics Zone, Trade
Boulevard, A4 Skyline,
The Valley, The Campus,
Green Datacenter Campus
SHARE Haarlemmermeer
SHARE is an initiative of the Haarlemmermeer aldermen John
Nederstigt and Adam Elzakalai and a number of market parties,
including SADC. The members offer a platform for businesses
that support a transition to a circular society in Haarlemmermeer.
www.sharehaarlemmermeer.nl.
Other sustainable networks: Ellen MacArthur Foundation, the
Sustainability Committee of the Confederation of Netherlands
Industry and Employers (VNO-NCW) West, Dutch Green Building
Council (DGBC).
“Innovation and enhancing sustainability at this logistical
hotspot is of vital
importance
for us.”
Maarten de Groof,
Executive Vice President
& Chief Commercial Officer
at Schiphol Group
THE LOCATION FOR INNOVATIVE
PLANT CULTIVATION AND
LOGISTICS COMPANIES.
Green Park Aalsmeer lies adjacent to the world’s
largest flower auction. Understandably, this is
a drawing card for companies in and around
the plant cultivation sector, but also for spin-off
companies in the Home, Gift & Garden sector.
And with Amsterdam Airport Schiphol just
5 minutes away, this clearly is a top location
for any logistics company (whether regional
or international). This makes Green Park
Aalsmeer a significant growth contributor to
the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area.
www.greenparkaalsmeer.com | Twitter: @GreenParkbiz
The Facts
Total surface area:
Rent/buy/leasehold:
92 hectares of which approx. Green Park Aalsmeer has its
58.1 hectares available
own leasehold business
Plot sizes:
Up to 60,000 m2
Number of sub-areas: 8
Document-Free Goods
Tracking System (DGVS)
zone: Possible on request
Environmental category: 4.2
High-visibility locations: Yes,
from the provincial highway N201
Already established:
PTMD, Celieplant, Bouquetnet, Met & Co and others
Amsterdam Airport Area
For the international marketing of the AMA and its locations,
SADC works closely with the AAA. This association, with members from both the public and the private sector, is responsible
for the international positioning and promotion of the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area.
Other international marketing & acquisition networks:
Netherlands Aerospace Group (NAG), amsterdam inbusiness,
Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA), Marketing &
Acquisition Table of the Amsterdam Logistics Board.
“Logistical connections
need our care, just
like flowers.”
Herman de Boon,
Chairman of the Association of
Flower Cultivation Product
Wholesalers (VGB)
DOING BUSINESS
CLOSE TO THE CITY IN AN
INTERNATIONAL SETTING.
Business Park Amsterdam Osdorp has been transformed over the years. This is because of its unique
location: on the Logistics Corridor between Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and the Nieuw-West district of
Amsterdam, in the middle of the Tuinen van West.
In the early years, this primarily attracted logistical
business with close ties with Amsterdam Airport
Schiphol. With the development of Nieuw-West,
they have been joined by businesses from the city in
recent years.
www.bpao.nl | Twitter: @BPAOsdorp
The Facts
Total surface area:
20 hectares, 9 hectares still
available
Plot sizes:
From 3,000 m2 to 30,000 m2
Facade height:
Variable 7, 10 or 12 meters
Business accommodation
centre: Yes
Environmental category: 3.2
Rent/buy/leasehold:
Leasehold
Fibre optics network: Yes
Park management:
Security, direction signs
and park maintenance
High-visibility locations:
Yes (from the main
road S106)
Document-Free Goods Tracking System (DGVS) zone: Yes
Energy: Heat source system
with distribution network
SKBN
The Netherlands Business Parks Knowledge Alliance Foundation
(SKBN) develops, gathers and shares knowledge on the (re)development of business parks. SADC is one of the 12 regional and
urban development companies from all over the Netherlands.
Other Amsterdam networks: Amsterdam Region Business
Association (ORAM), New-West Business Platform, amsterdam
inbusiness, Amsterdam Economic Board.
“This business park connects the
economy of the city with Amsterdam
Airport Schiphol”
Kajsa Ollongren, Amsterdam
alderwoman for Spatial Planning
and Economic Affairs, Amsterdam
Municipal Authority
DOING BUSINESS IN STYLE
AT A REGIONAL LOCATION
WITH INTERNATIONAL
ALLURE.
Prestigious. That is the word that tends to come up in
almost every conversation about this business park
in Hoofddorp. And that’s logical, for it is reflected in
almost everything. In the high-quality image, the very
active park management association, the accessibility
(Amsterdam Airport Schiphol just five minutes away),
and all the facilities within walking distance. These
include the PostNL Business Point and the Copy & Print
Centre. There is even a nursery at the site. ‘Prestigious’
also applies to the greenery in De Presidentshof, with
water, a park and a boathouse. The name is therefore
anything but coincidental.
www.depresident.nl | Twitter: @DePresidentSADC
The Facts
Park management:
Total surface area:
52 hectares of which approx. Maintenance of greenery,
direction signs and security
17 hectares still available
Plot sizes:
Flexible layout from
1,500 m2 to 56,000 m2
Facade height:
Minimum of 7 meters,
maximum of 20-25 meters
Document-Free Goods Tracking System (DGVS) zone: Yes
Business accommodation
centre: Yes
Environmental category: 4.1
Rent/buy/leasehold: Buy
Fibre optics network: Yes
MeerBusiness
SADC is a member of one of the biggest business associations in
the region: MeerBusiness. Every self-respecting business in the
Hoofdorp region is a member. Where the content of our agendas
coincide, we work together.
Other business networks: Concrete People, Park Management
Association De President, Amports, IBFA.
“De President is a calling card for the
region. Thanks to the cooperation
between companies, SADC and the
municipal authority, this is a
modern business park with
wonderful buildings
and well-organised
park management.” Adam Elzakalai,
alderman for Economic Affairs,
Airport Affairs and Spatial Planning
of Haarlemmermeer Municipal Authority
DOING BUSINESS AT A
PRIME LOCATION FOR THE
HIGHER ENVIRONMENTAL
CATEGORIES.
Storage, building materials, recycling,
manufacturing industry, road haulage and
shipping activities. At PolanenPark, you can do it
all. PolanenPark is in fact the only business park
on the WESTAS where you can find different types
of activities. What makes this business location
truly unique in the region is the combination
of the types of business activities, the access by
water, a prestigious image, well-organised park
management and a central location.
www.polanenpark.nl | Twitter: @PolanenPark
The Facts
Park management:
Total surface area:
22 hectares of which approx. Collective security,
direction signs and site
18.4 hectares still available
maintenance
Plot sizes:
Environmental category: 5.2
From 2,500 m2 to
35,000 m2
Rent/buy/leasehold: Buy
Facade height:
Variable, 12 or 20 meters
Fibre optics network: Yes
Document-Free Goods
Tracking System (DGVS)
zone: Possible on request
High-visibility locations: Yes,
from the highways A9 and
A200
Unloading quay plot 22:
Vessels of up to 70 x 7.5 x
2.5 meters
Plabeka
SADC formed the Businesses and Offices Platform (Plabeka) in 2005.
Objective: To address the structural office voids and the increase in
outdated business parks. This platform is a successful, progressive,
informal alliance of regional and local government agencies in the
Amsterdam Metropolitan Area.
Other business park networks:
Business Park Restructuring Project Office (PHB), SKBN.
“It is far easier to develop
locations if the parties truly
go for it together.”
Paul Wevers,
Chairman of ORAM
Connected to networks,
SADC connects
projects, programmes:
•
Amcham
•
ACN
•
Amcham
•
Amports
•
Amsterdam Airport Area (21 members)
•
Amsterdam Economic Board
•
Amsterdam Logistics Board
•
amsterdam inbusiness (AIB)
•
Badhoevedorp-Zuid
•
Commissie Duurzaamheid VNO-NCW West
•
Concrete People
•
Dutch Green Building Council (DGBC)
•
Dinalog Amsterdam
•
Ellen MacArthur Foundation
Four shareholders:
•
Groene Hoek
•
Schiphol Group Nederland B.V.
•
IBFA
•
MeerBusiness Haarlemmermeer & Schiphol
•
Amsterdam Municipal Authority
•
MeerBusiness Haarlem-IJmond
•
Haarlemmermeer Municipal Authority
•
Netherlands Aerospace group (NAG)
•
North Holland Provincial Authority
•
Nederland Distributie Land (NDL)
•
Netherlands Foreign Investment Agency (NFIA)
•
Ondernemersplatform Nieuw-West
•
ORAM
•
Parkmanagementverenigingen
•
Plabeka
•
Podium voor Architectuur
•
Projectbureau Herstructurering
•
•
•
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develops concepts
thinks logistics
offers scope for innovation
creates business locations 2.0
assists with establishment and relocation
and sells plots
Turnover 2014: € 7,8 million
Bedrijventerreinen (PHB)
•
Sanec
•
Stichting Kennisalliantie Bedrijventerreinen
Nederland (SKBN)
•
SHARE Haarlemmermeer
•
Tafel Ruimte & Infra van
Amsterdam Logistics Board
•
Tafel Marketing & Acquisitie van
Amsterdam Logistics Board
•
Televerde
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WESTAS
The WESTAS
PORT OF AMSTERDAM
Business Park
Amsterdam Osdorp
DATAPORT AMS-IX
PolanenPark
AMSTERDAM
AIRPORT SCHIPHOL
Green Park Aalsmeer
De President
Schiphol Trade Park
Schiphol Logistics Park
GREENPORT AALSMEER
Postal address
SADC N.V.
P.O. Box 75700
1118 ZT Schiphol
The Netherlands
KvK Amsterdam 34063671
Telephone +31 (0)20 20 666 40
E-mail [email protected]
Twitter @SADC_NL
Visiting address
The Outlook, building C, 2nd floor
Evert van de Beekstraat 356
1118 CZ Schiphol
The Netherlands
www.sadc.nl