Construction logistics, managed as one integrated subcontract.
CB Logistics works inside your project’s General Requirements, coordinating materials, reserved warehouse capacity and planned deliveries around your construction schedule as an extension of your project team.
Need a single service? See warehouse & storage, transportation or procurement.
SBE · DVBE · LBE certified · Since 2018 · USDOT 3689832 · MC 1289174
Reserved space.
Defined capacity for your project in our Compton facility, held for the term you contract.
Planned deliveries.
Our own flatbed, box and stake trucks, scheduled to installation and site access.
One accountable partner.
A dedicated account manager who knows your schedule and answers for the material.
Large projects lose time when materials, information and deliveries are managed separately.
Every supplier ships on its own timeline. The site has nowhere to put early material. Your project team ends up chasing status instead of running the job.
Limited laydown space
Urban sites can’t hold material that arrives early, and material that arrives late holds up the crew.
Schedules that keep moving
When sequences shift, supplier deliveries rarely shift with them.
Fragmented deliveries
Many trucks, many dispatchers, one congested gate, and no single answer about where anything is.
One coordinated path from supplier to jobsite.
Suppliers deliver to CB. We receive, document, store and stage. Then we release and deliver to your site on the plan, not on each supplier’s schedule.
Receive · Document · Store · Stage
Planned, consolidated deliveries
Timed to installation needs and site access, with fewer trucks at the gate.
Illustrative. Supplier categories are examples; scope is defined per project.
Your project schedule. One coordinated logistics plan.
- 01
Schedule & material plan
We start from your schedule and build the material and delivery plan with your team.
- 02
Coordinated receiving
Suppliers ship to our Compton facility. We receive against the plan and record what arrived.
- 03
Documented storage & staging
Material is stored in your reserved space, its visible condition documented, and staged by sequence.
- 04
Planned release
Your team confirms what the site needs and when. We release it.
- 05
Consolidated jobsite delivery
Our trucks and drivers deliver planned loads, just in time for installation.
One person who knows your schedule and where your material is.
Robbie Drissel or David Adams works with your PM and superintendent and answers the questions that otherwise take a dozen calls, backed by CB’s proprietary material-tracking platform.
| Item | Status | Location | Condition | Site need |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rooftop units (2) | Ready for release | Bay C-04 | Photos on file | Wk 14 |
| Storefront frames | Received | Bay A-11 | Photos on file | Wk 16 |
| Switchgear | Shipped | In transit | — | Wk 17 |
| Tile & stone | Ordered | — | — | Wk 21 |
One project-specific price. Clearly defined scope.
We build an integrated package around your schedule and material plan. Capacity, allowances and responsibilities are written into the subcontract, so everyone knows exactly what’s included.
- Reserved storage capacity
- Dedicated account manager
- Material-status tracking
- Receiving documentation
- Staging by sequence
- Consolidated deliveries
- Defined truck & driver allocations
- Warehouse & accounting support
Procurement, when included, is priced separately.
Physical capacity we control, not capacity we broker.
Our warehouse, our trucks, our drivers and our people. That is what lets us commit to a plan.
Warehouse & storage
A 66,672 sq ft concrete tilt-up building on a fenced, paved 2.48-acre site in Compton, near the 91, 710 and 405 freeways.
Facility specs
- Clear height
- 19 ft
- Loading
- 4 dock-high · 2 ground-level doors
- Power
- 1,600-amp service
- Fire
- Sprinklered
- Yard
- Fenced, paved, secured
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 5:30 a.m.–2 p.m.; weekends as required
Transportation
Our own tractor with 48′ flatbed, 24′ box and stake trucks, and a pickup, run by CB drivers from Ventura to San Diego and the Inland Empire.
Fleet specs
- Tractor
- 1, with 48′ flatbed
- Box truck
- 1 × 24′, liftgate
- Stake trucks
- 2 × 24′, one with liftgate
- Pickup
- 1
- Authority
- USDOT 3689832 · MC 1289174
Procurement
We source and order material for your project and track it from order through delivery. Priced separately.
All services →Records your project team can actually use.
Receiving records, visible-condition photos, storage locations and release records, organized by project. Where your contract permits, this documentation can support stored-material pay applications.
Please note. Eligibility and approval of any pay application are determined by your contract and the owner; CB does not guarantee them. Receiving-condition checks record visible condition only. They are not engineering acceptance or a guarantee of product quality.
The integrated model is new. The capabilities behind it are not.
Since 2018, CB Procurement, Inc. has provided procurement, warehousing and transportation as separate services. We now bring them together as one subcontract built for major general contractors, and the first GCs have signed on.
Peter Belcastro
CEO · Your business-development contactYour first conversation about a project starts here.Plan your project logistics.
Tell us the basics. Peter will reply within 4 business hours to walk through your schedule, material plan and site constraints, and whether the integrated model fits.
Helpful to have, not required: the project schedule, a material or submittal log, and site access constraints.
Part of your General Requirements. Not another vendor to chase.
CB Logistics joins your project as an accountable subcontractor. We coordinate materials, reserved warehouse capacity and planned transportation around your construction schedule, under one project-specific price with clearly defined scope.
Same materials. Same site. One party coordinating it.
| Question | Managed separately | CB integrated subcontract |
|---|---|---|
| Who coordinates deliveries? | Each supplier, on its own timeline | CB, against your schedule |
| Where does early material go? | Laydown area, or wherever space can be found | Your reserved space in our Compton facility |
| Who knows the status? | Your team, after calling around | Your dedicated CB account manager |
| How is receipt recorded? | Varies by supplier and site | Receiving records and visible-condition documentation |
| How is it contracted? | Several vendor agreements | One subcontract with defined scope |
Built from your schedule and material plan.
Every package is project-specific. Your subcontract states which components apply and in what quantity.
Reserved storage capacity
A defined area held for your project for the contracted term.
Dedicated account manager
Learns your schedule and is your single point of contact.
Material-status tracking
Ordered, shipped, arrived, stored, ready, tracked in CB’s proprietary platform.
Receiving documentation
What arrived, when, and its visible condition on receipt.
Staging
Material grouped by sequence, ready for planned release.
Consolidated deliveries
Planned loads timed to installation and site access.
Truck & driver allocations
CB trucks and drivers allocated to your project as agreed.
Warehouse & accounting support
Supporting services as defined in your scope.
Procurement (optional)
Sourcing and ordering, priced separately.
You know what’s reserved, allocated and owned before work starts.
Space and term
Square footage reserved for your project and how long it is held.
Trucks, drivers, deliveries
The truck and driver allocation and delivery allowance included in your price.
Who does what
Who orders, receives, documents, releases and delivers, written into the subcontract.
Needs beyond the agreed capacity or allowances are handled under the terms of your subcontract. Nothing is unlimited, and nothing is left vague.
One integrated price, built for your project.
Records that can support stored-material billing.
Our receiving records, condition photos and storage locations can support stored-material pay applications where your contract permits. Eligibility and approval are determined by your contract and the owner; CB does not guarantee them. Condition checks record visible condition only. They are not engineering acceptance or a guarantee of product quality.
From project managers and preconstruction.
Is this a storage contract?
No. Storage is one component. You’re subcontracting the coordination of materials, space and deliveries around your schedule, with CB accountable for the scope it signs.
Where does it fit in our budget?
It’s designed to sit within the project’s General Requirements as a logistics subcontract. How you carry it is your call and your contract’s.
What happens when the schedule changes?
Your account manager updates the receiving and delivery plan with your team. Changes beyond the agreed capacity or allowances are handled under your subcontract terms.
Who is responsible for material while it’s stored?
CB is responsible for damage caused by our own negligence, such as dropped material or forklift damage, subject to the terms and limits of your subcontract. We carry general liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Customers are responsible for insuring their goods against risks outside CB’s control, such as fire or earthquake, and should name CB as an additional insured on their policy. Risk of loss beyond CB’s negligence follows the subcontract.
Can we use just one service?
Yes. Procurement, warehousing and transportation are each available on their own. See Services.
Three capabilities we own and operate. Strongest together.
Procurement, warehousing and transportation are the building blocks of our integrated subcontract. Each is also available on its own.
Material sourced, ordered and tracked to delivery.
We source and order material for your project and track it from order to arrival, so “has it been ordered?” and “has it shipped?” have a clear answer.
- Sourcing and purchase orders against your material plan
- Order and shipment status tracked in CB’s proprietary platform
- Priced separately from logistics services
66,672 sq ft in Compton, run by our own team.
Reserved space for your project on a fenced, paved 2.48-acre site near the 91, 710 and 405 freeways. Material is received, documented, stored and staged for planned release.
- Reserved capacity for a defined term
- Receiving records and visible-condition documentation
- Staging by installation sequence
Facility specs
- Building
- 66,672 sq ft, concrete tilt-up
- Site
- 2.48 acres, fenced and paved, secured yard
- Address
- 17621 S. Susana Rd., Compton, CA 90221
- Clear height
- 19 ft
- Loading
- 4 dock-high doors · 2 ground-level doors
- Power
- 1,600-amp service
- Fire protection
- Sprinklered
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 5:30 a.m.–2 p.m. · weekends as required
Our trucks. Our drivers. Your delivery plan.
Planned, consolidated loads timed to installation needs and site access. Not brokered, and not left to each supplier.
Single-service delivery: no added charge with 48 hours’ notice. Same-day available. 24/7 delivery at varying rates.
Fleet specs
- Liftgates
- Box truck and one stake truck
- Service area
- Southern California: Ventura to San Diego, the Inland Empire and San Bernardino County
- Authority
- USDOT 3689832 · MC 1289174
- Cargo coverage
- Motor truck cargo insured
Use them together, and they become one plan.
Your project schedule. One coordinated logistics plan.
Five stages, from material plan to jobsite delivery. At each one it’s clear what CB does, what your team decides, and what you get back.
| Stage | CB does | Your team | You get |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01Schedule & material plan | Reviews the schedule; maps materials, quantities and need-by dates; sizes capacity and trucks. | Shares the schedule, material or submittal log, and site constraints. | A logistics plan and a defined scope to price. |
| 02Coordinated receiving | Directs suppliers to ship to Compton and receives against the plan. | Confirms ship-to instructions with suppliers. | A receiving record for each delivery. |
| 03Documented storage & staging | Documents visible condition, stores in your reserved space, stages by sequence. | Flags sequence changes as they happen. | Known location and condition records. |
| 04Planned release | Confirms readiness and schedules the load. | Superintendent confirms what’s needed and when. | A release record and delivery window. |
| 05Consolidated jobsite delivery | Delivers planned loads with CB trucks and drivers, within your package’s delivery allowance. | Coordinates gate, hoist or crane time. | Material on site when installation needs it. |
Seven questions. One person answers them.
Your account manager, Robbie Drissel or David Adams, works alongside your PM and superintendent. Material status is tracked in CB’s proprietary software platform.
- 1Has the material been ordered?
- 2Has it shipped?
- 3Has it arrived?
- 4Where is it stored?
- 5Was its visible condition documented?
- 6Is it ready for release?
- 7When does the jobsite need it?
From first call to kickoff.
- A
Intro conversation
Project, timing and site constraints with Peter.
- B
Plan review
We review your schedule and material log.
- C
Scope definition
Capacity, allowances and responsibilities agreed.
- D
Proposal & subcontract
One integrated project price.
- E
Kickoff
Your account manager joins the project team.
Bring your schedule. We’ll bring the plan.
Plan Your Project LogisticsThe integrated model is new. The capabilities behind it are not.
Since October 2018, CB Procurement, Inc. has provided procurement, warehousing and transportation as separate services. We now bring them together as one subcontract built for major general contractors in Los Angeles and Southern California, and the first GCs have signed on.
Three commitments behind every package.
Accountable
We sign a subcontract with defined scope and answer for it.
Documented
What arrived, where it is and when it left, on record.
Planned
Receiving and delivery follow your schedule, not the other way around.
The team your project works with.
For your prequalification file.
Certificates and documents available on request.
- LEGAL ENTITY
- CB Procurement, Inc., DBA CB Logistics · California corporation · Est. 2018
- CERTIFICATIONS
- SBE & DVBE: California DGS #2011728
LBE: City of Los Angeles - INSURANCE
- General liability · Auto · Umbrella · Workers’ comp · Motor truck cargo
Current certificate on request - MOTOR CARRIER
- USDOT 3689832 · MC 1289174
- FACILITY
- 66,672 sq ft on 2.48 acres · Compton, CA
- SAFETY PROGRAM
- Safety Program
Talk to Peter about your next project.
Plan Your Project LogisticsPlan your project logistics.
Tell us the basics. Peter will reply within 4 business hours.
Peter Belcastro
CEO(424) 312-1468info@cblogistics.runCB Logistics · Compton
17621 S. Susana Rd.Compton, CA 90221 Near the 91, 710 and 405 freeways Hours: Mon–Fri 5:30 a.m.–2 p.m. · weekends as required Visits by appointment.
For active projects: urgent deliveries and material issues after hours. Answered by the on-call CB team member.