European road, rail and multimodal transport and logistics for industry
GCA Groupe Charles André is a Montélimar-based transport and logistics group with roots in hazardous goods road haulage, now spanning rail, multimodal, tank cleaning and storage. Its in-house engineering runs on Java with Spring and Hibernate, now adopting Quarkus and Angular, and Flutter appears alongside driver and shipment-tracking app projects. That points to a modernization of legacy transport software rather than off-the-shelf TMS dependence.
GCA Groupe Charles André is a privately held French transport and logistics group founded in 1932 and headquartered in Montélimar. It grew from hazardous goods road transport into a broader offering covering rail and multimodal transport, tank cleaning, packaging, storage and automotive logistics. Its customers are industrial and distribution companies, including chemicals and petrochemicals players, across Europe. The group operates through a network of operational subsidiaries and employs more than 10,000 people.
GCA runs Java with Spring, Hibernate and Quarkus, Angular and Flutter front ends, Docker and Kubernetes on Azure, Oracle and PostgreSQL, plus SAP, SAGE, TMS and WMS systems, with GitLab CI/CD, Jenkins, Ansible and Terraform.
Current initiatives include a transport management system, a mobile driver application, a shipment tracking app, environmental safety deployment, management system evolution and payroll integration for acquired companies.
GCA Groupe Charles André is headquartered in Montélimar, France. It was founded in 1932 and employs more than 10,000 people across its European transport and logistics operations.
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