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Table of Contents
Indiana: A Global Leader in Logistics
Introduction: Indiana + Logistics = Global Leader in Connectivity ............. 5
A message from Indiana Governor Mike Pence
Indiana: A State That Works ............................................................................. 6
Indiana Logistics Rankings ................................................................................. 7
Inside the Numbers
U.S. Logistics Rankings ...................................................................................... 8
State rankings for air, logistics employment, NAFTA, rail, truck, water
Industry Insights
Let’s Grow Indiana’s “Crossroads of America” Advantage .................................... 16
By David Holt, Conexus Indiana
Roads, Rail and Rivers Allow Indiana Agriculture to Thrive ....................... 18
By Edward Ebert, Indiana Soybean Alliance, Indiana Corn Marketing Council
Logistics Leadership Survey ............................................................................. 20
Flex Fuel Contracts Offer a Better Way to Control Fuel Prices .................... 24
By Jon Lantz, CountryMark
The Head and the Heart: Attracting and Retaining Today’s
Logistics Worker ................................................................................................ 26
By Elwood Staffi ng
Vincennes University to Offer OSHA-Required Training ............................. 30
By John Tooley, Vincennes University, Gibson Center
Preparing Logistics Leaders
Educating Indiana’s Logistics Workforce ........................................................ 32
Logistics U: Moving High School Students into Logistics .............................. 34
Kids Page: ‘Barging’ into Logistics .................................................................. 35
Business Listings
Contact information for transportation, freight, training, economic development
and professional services
Transportation: Aviation, Marine, Rail, Trucking ............................................. 39
Freight Services .................................................................................................. 53
Education/Workforce ......................................................................................... 61
Economic Development ...................................................................................... 65
Professional Services .......................................................................................... 71
Logistics Maps
Maps Introduction .............................................................................................. 77
Airports ............................................................................................................... 78
Ports ..................................................................................................................... 81
Railroads ............................................................................................................. 84
Highways ............................................................................................................. 87
Maritime Transportation Assets
Indiana’s Great Lakes Inventory ......................................................................90
Indiana’s Ohio River Inventory ........................................................................ 92
Indexes
Alphabetical Listing of Businesses .................................................................... 94
Advertiser Index ................................................................................................. 98
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Indiana + Logistics =
Global Leader in Connectivity
A Message from Indiana Governor Mike Pence
Indiana has become a global leader in the world of logistics. In fact, our state is now ranked in the top 10 in over
100 important logistics categories. While Indiana is 39th in geographic area and 16th in population, our Hoosier state
is a leader when it comes to logistics and moving goods from origin to destination. A few of Indiana’s notable logistics
accomplishments include:
• Ranked 1st in number of pass-through interstates
• Home to the 2nd largest FedEx Express airline hub in the world
• Ranked 3rd in the number of freight railroads
• Ranked 6th in domestic waterborne shipping
In 1937, Indiana officially designated its motto as “The Crossroads of America” to recognize the
number of major highways that connect our state with the rest of the country. Today, Indiana’s extensive
transportation infrastructure includes modern interstates, railroads, airports, and more than 400
miles of navigable waterways. These methods of transportation not only provide easy access to other
states, but also allow unparalleled connectivity to world markets so crucial in today’s global economy.
The Indiana Logistics Directory is a key resource for our state that clearly demonstrates the many reasons why
Indiana is a logistics powerhouse. I hope you enjoy the 2016 Indiana Logistics Directory and find this information
useful in better understanding the importance of the logistics industry.
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Delivering an
unapologetically bold
logistics network
Victor Smith, Indiana Secretary of Commerce
Businesses in the 21st century demand cutting-edge infrastructure and connectivity. Indiana understands that and delivers one
of the best multi-modal transportation systems in the nation, which is a main driver for economic development in the state.
It’s an exciting time to be on the cutting edge of delivering enhanced connectivity, and Indiana has
established itself as a state that works by transforming opportunities into reality. As Indiana attracts
more world-class jobs and investment, simultaneously we are making infrastructure investments
to increase the speed and efficiency of our transportation networks to handle the growing load.
In air freight alone, Indiana is home to the world’s second-largest Fed Ex Express hub. It’s an
incredible asset that has helped elevate Indiana’s reputation as a logistics
hub. As a result, transportation-related industries such as automotive
and aviation have continued to expand exponentially in the Hoosier state.
Because of our central location at the median center of the U.S.
population, multiple ports on the Ohio River and Lake Michigan,
our existing rail network, and placement at the crossroads of
America’s interstate highway system, Indiana is the obvious
choice for delivering the goods to North America and beyond. Whatever the mode of transport,
Indiana is capable of distributing freight in any direction, more efficiently and at a lower cost.
It all starts with leveraging our natural resources, our world-class infrastructure
and our central location to provide one of the most efficient and cost-effective
solutions for moving products and raw materials, not just to U.S. destinations,
but worldwide. By providing better connections at a lower cost, and by working
together to strengthen our entire region, Indiana is unapologetically bold
about our emergence as a regional epicenter for business and opportunity.
No matter what your logistics requirements are, Indiana is ready, willing
and able to help your business grow. Our Hoosier team can help you reach
your goals, increase profits and save money in a business climate built for
your success. Indiana is a state that works, and we’re ready to work for you.
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Indiana Logistics Rankings
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When compared to all other states, Indiana ranks in the top 10 in 109 significant logistics-related categories and in the top five for 26 of those.
Indiana ranks…
1st in pass-through interstates
1st in shortest distance to median center of U.S population
1st in rail tons of primary metals originated
1st in rail tons of primary metals terminated
1st largest producer of truck trailers (Wabash National Corp.)
2nd in rail tons of waste & scrap material terminated
2nd largest dry cargo barge fleet (American Commercial Barge Line)
2nd largest liquid cargo barge fleet (American Commercial Barge Line)
2nd largest FedEx Express hub in the world (Indianapolis)
2nd in shipments received via rail and water by ton-mile
3rd in freight railroads
3rd in local freight railroads
3rd in truck tractor registrations
3rd in cargo value shipped out via multiple waterways
3rd in tonnage shipped out on multiple waterways
3rd in ton-miles of cargo shipped out via multiple waterways
4th in number of local linehaul railroads
4th in rail carloads carried
4th in switching/terminal railroads
5th in Class I railroads
5th in value of NAFTA rail imports
5th in value of NAFTA rail exports
5th
largest producer of truck trailers (Vanguard National)
5th in exports to Mexico via rail
5th in ton-miles of shipments received via multiple modes
5th
largest Great Lakes port (Indiana Harbor)
6th in airports by landed weight of all-cargo operations (Indianapolis
International Airport)
6th in truck transportation employment
6th in domestic waterborne shipping
6th in rail tons of food products originated
6th in long-distance trucking companies
6th in NAFTA trade value by rail
6th in rail imports from Canada
6th in rail exports to Canada
6th in trade with Mexico via rail
6th in tonnage shipped out via truck and rail
6th in value of shipments received via multiple modes
6th in tonnage received via multiple waterways
6th in tonnage received via multiple modes
6th in ton-miles of shipments received via multiple waterways
7th in NAFTA exports value
7th in rail tons of coal originated
7th in rail tons of coal terminated
7th in warehousing jobs
7th in long-distance trucking employment
7th in NAFTA import value by truck
7th in rail trade with Canada
7th in exports to Canada
7th in imports from Mexico via rail
7th in value of rail shipments
7th in for-hire truck tonnage originated
7th in ton-miles of water shipments sent out
7th in tonnage received by rail
7th in tonnage received via water
7th in ton-miles of shipments received via water
7th in general freight trucking employment
7th largest inland port (Mount Vernon)
7th largest Great Lakes port (Burns Waterway Harbor)
8th largest Great Lakes port (Gary)
8th in NAFTA trade value
8th in local linehaul rail miles
8th in exports to Mexico
8th in total trade with Mexico
8th in exports to Canada
8th in scheduled air freight
8th in specialized trucking employment
8th in NAFTA trade value by truck
8th in NAFTA export value by truck
8th in imports from Canada via truck
8th in truck trade with Canada
8th in exports to Canada via truck
8th in ton-miles of freight shipped out via for-hire trucks
8th in truck tonnage originated
8th in value of freight shipped out via for-hire trucks
8th in ton-miles of truck cargo shipped out
8th in tonnage received by truck
8th in tonnage received via for-hire truck
8th in ton-miles of shipments received via inland waterways
8th in total truck tons
9th in NAFTA import value
9th in freight rail employment
9th in rail mileage
9th in rail shipments originated
9th in rail tons of farm products originated
9th in rail tons carried
9th in number of airports
9th in trade with Canada
9th in specialized trucking companies
9th in exports to Mexico via truck
9th in truck trade with Mexico
9th in tonnage originated
9th in single-mode tonnage originated
9th in value of shipments received via rail and water
9th in tonnage received
9th in tonnage received via a single mode
10th in local rail mileage
10th in trucking companies
10th in imports from Canada
10th in imports from Mexico via truck
10th in inland waterway tonnage originated
10th in water tonnage originated
10th in general freight trucking establishments
10th in ton-miles of inland waterway freight shipped out
10th in value of shipments received by rail
10th in value of shipments received by truck
10th in value of shipments received via for-hire truck
10th in ton-miles of shipments received via truck
10th in ton-miles of shipments received via for-hire truck
10th in number of air facilities
Sources: Association of American Railroads, Federal Aviation Administration, Federal Highway Administration, FedEx, Informa Economics, Texas Transportation Institute, Trailer/Body Builders
Magazine Trailer Output Report, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, U.S. Bureau of Transportation Statistics, U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. Department of Commerce, U.S. Department of Transportation
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U.S. LOGISTICS RANKINGS
Number of Airports
State
Number
1 Texas 1,466
2 Alaska 554
3 California 522
4 Florida 501
5 Illinois 478
6 Ohio 450
7 Wisconsin 435
8 Pennsylvania 432
9 Indiana 405
10 New York 388
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal
Aviation Administration, Administrator's Factbook 2013
Memphis
International,
Tennessee
Ted Stevens
Anchorage
International,
Alaska
Louisville
International-
Standiford Field,
Kentucky
Number of Air Facilities 1
State
Total
1 Texas 2,019
2 California 942
3 Florida 839
4 Pennsylvania 785
5 Alaska 736
6 Illinois 732
7 Ohio 668
8 New York 588
9 Washington 555
10 Indiana 550
10 Wisconsin 550
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal
Aviation Administration, Administrator's Factbook 2013
Chicago O'Hare
International,
Illinois
INSIDE THE NUMBERS
U.S. Logistics Rankings
AIR
Landed Weight of All-Cargo Operations
Miami
International,
Florida
Indianapolis
International,
INDIANA
Los Angeles
International,
California
Cincinnati/
Northern Kentucky
International,
Kentucky
Indianapolis
IS HOME TO THE
2nd Largest
FedEx Express
HUB IN THE WORLD
John F. Kennedy
International
(New York),
New York
Dallas/Fort Worth
International,
Texas
Metropolitan
Oakland
International,
California
22.77 15.87 11.57
7.54 7.19
5.36
4.30
3.64
3.17
3.14
2.95
Pounds (billions)
Source: FAA, Passenger Boarding and All-Cargo Data, 2014
Air Freight Originated 2
State
Ton-Miles 4 (millions)
1 California 1,328
2 Texas 404
3 Ohio 380
4 Massachusetts 281
5 Michigan 216
6 Florida 180
7 Illinois 173
8 New York 169
9 Wisconsin 152
10 North Carolina 131
11 Washington 129
12 Pennsylvania 112
13 Colorado 103
14 Georgia 87
15 Indiana 85
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Air Freight Received 3
State
Ton-Miles 4 (millions)
1 California 977
2 New York 745
3 Illinois 658
4 Texas 460
5 Hawaii 305
6 New Jersey 245
7 Tennessee 219
8 Florida 215
9 Alaska 202
10 Washington 124
11 Georgia 123
12 Ohio 76
13 Pennsylvania 65
14 Indiana 47
15 Oregon 40
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Scheduled Air Freight
State
Tons (thousands)
1 Tennessee 2,335.61
2 California 1,682.27
3 Kentucky 1,370.69
4 Florida 903.71
5 Texas 756.04
6 Illinois 629.83
7 New York 603.75
8 Indiana 555.85
9 Alaska 520.05
10 New Jersey 310.09
11 Georgia 290.00
12 Pennsylvania 288.34
13 Washington 235.76
14 Hawaii 221.12
15 Virginia 162.85
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TranStats Database, 2013
Unscheduled Air Freight
State
Tons (thousands)
1 Alaska 278.31
2 Florida 176.72
3 Kentucky 172.48
4 California 108.48
5 Illinois 56.10
6 Hawaii 49.62
7 Alabama 39.92
8 Texas 37.19
9 New York 33.20
10 Washington 9.51
11 Ohio 7.63
12 Georgia 6.81
13 South Carolina 5.79
14 Colorado 5.57
15 New Jersey 4.70
Indiana is ranked 28th.
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TranStats Database, 2013
Airport State Enplanements
1 Hartsfield - Jackson Atlanta International Georgia
46,604,273
2 Los Angeles International California
34,314,197
3 Chicago O'Hare International Illinois
33,843,426
4 Dallas/Fort Worth International Texas
30,804,567
5 John F. Kennedy International New York 26,244,928
6 Denver International Colorado
26,000,591
7 San Francisco International California
22,770,783
8 Charlotte/Douglas International North Carolina 21,537,725
9 McCarran International Nevada
20,620,248
10 Phoenix Sky Harbor International Arizona
20,344,867
11 George Bush Intercontinental/Houston Texas
19,772,087
12 Miami International Florida
19,471,466
13 Seattle-Tacoma International Washington 17,888,080
14 Newark Liberty International New Jersey 17,773,405
15 Orlando International Florida
17,278,608
16 Minneapolis-St Paul International/Wold-Chamberlain Minnesota 16,972,678
17 Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Michigan
15,775,941
18 General Edward Lawrence Logan International Massachusetts 15,507,561
19 Philadelphia International Pennsylvania 14,792,339
20 La Guardia New York
13,535,372
Indiana airports ranked in the top 200: Indianapolis (48), Fort Wayne (151), South Bend (154),
Evansville (193).
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SOURCE: FAA Passenger Boarding and All-Cargo Data - 2014
Licensed Pilots
State
Total
1 California 59,213
2 Florida 52,967
3 Texas 49,614
4 Washington 18,665
5 Georgia 18,131
6 Arizona 18,029
7 Colorado 17,382
8 Illinois 16,307
9 New York 15,949
10 Pennsylvania 15,187
11 Ohio 15,137
12 Virginia 14,126
13 North Carolina 13,935
14 Michigan 13,672
15 Minnesota 12,172
16 Tennessee 11,540
17 Indiana 9,558
18 Wisconsin 9,073
19 Missouri 8,986
20 New Jersey 8,787
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, FAA, U.S. Civil Airmen Statistics, 2014
Total Flights
State
Arrivals/ Departures
1 California 6,742,500
2 Florida 5,795,163
3 Texas 4,509,977
4 Arizona 2,546,388
5 New York 1,921,166
6 Illinois 1,871,138
7 Colorado 1,461,866
8 Georgia 1,406,668
9 Washington 1,258,637
10 Michigan 1,124,821
11 Pennsylvania 1,124,419
12 North Carolina 1,123,878
13 Massachusetts 1,009,227
14 Hawaii 962,392
15 New Jersey 885,752
16 Virginia 841,250
17 Nevada 828,684
18 Alaska 814,096
19 Minnesota 804,456
20 Oregon 802,289
Indiana is ranked 27th.
SOURCE: FAA, Air Traffic Activity Data System, 2015
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Airports, heliports, seaplane bases • 2 Freight shipped from state • 3 Freight shipped to state • 4 Cargo volume times distance shipped (tons x miles) • 5 Persons boarding airplanes

Indiana Jobs by Sector
Sector
1 Manufacturing
2 Health Care and Social Assistance
3 Retail Trade
4 Accommodation and Food Service
5 Admin. and Waste Services
6 Transportation and Warehousing
7 Construction
8 Wholesale Trade
9 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
10 Finance and Insurance
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau, 2013 County Business Patterns
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
LOGISTICS EMPLOYMENT
Warehousing Employment
Ohio
Georgia
78,319 59,441 54,591 37,913 36,067 36,051 26,871 26,759 26,635 24,759
Employees
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau, 2013 County Business Patterns
Illinois
INDIANA
New Jersey
Florida
Jobs
463,363
402,148
309,333
260,662
188,003
122,587
116,325
114,092
106,114
97,071
Tennessee
Couriers and Messengers
27.0%
18,372
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Indiana Department of Workforce Development
Projected Logistics Growth 2020
Warehousing and Storage
26.3%
27,471
Water Transportation
Percent Change from 2010
25.4% 24.1% 23.4%
Truck Transportation
Transportation and
Warehousing
1,597 60,445 128,053
Projected 2020 Employees
Support Activities
for Transportation
21.1%
8,227
SOURCE: Indiana Dept. of Workforce Development, Research and Analysis, 2012
Air Transportation
3.4%
6,147
Compensation of Indiana Employees by Industry
Industry
Total
1 Manufacturing
$24,101,478,000
2 Health Care and Social Assistance
$16,544,934,000
3 Retail Trade
$7,293,390,000
4 Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services
$6,405,848,000
5 Construction
$6,247,971,000
6 Wholesale Trade
$6,161,786,000
7 Finance and Insurance
$6,056,437,000
8 Management of Companies and Enterprises
$5,496,668,000
9 Admin. and Waste Services
$5,326,026,000
10 Transportation and Warehousing
$4,753,813,000
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau, 2013 County Business Patterns
U.S. LOGISTICS RANKINGS
Warehousing Employment
State
1 California
2 Texas
3 Pennsylvania
4 Ohio
5 Georgia
6 Illinois
7 Indiana
8 New Jersey
9 Florida
10 Tennessee
Employees
78,319
59,441
54,591
37,913
36,067
36,051
26,871
26,759
26,635
24,759
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
Commercial Airline Pilots
State
Employees
1 California
11,570
2 Florida
9,786
3 Texas
8,534
4 Arizona
3,579
5 Washington
3,330
6 Colorado
3,184
7 New York
2,910
8 Virginia
2,757
9 Illinois
2,712
10 Georgia
2,704
Indiana is ranked 20th.
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, FAA, U.S. Civil Airmen Statistics, 2014
Great Lakes Maritime Shipping Employment
INDIANA
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
New York
Pennsylvania
15,516 10,603 8,504 3,466 2,813 2,516 924 291
Employees
SOURCE: Martin Assoc., The Economic Impacts of the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Seaway System, 2011
Trucking Employment
State
Employees
1 Texas
130,575
2 California
105,264
3 Illinois
68,952
4 Pennsylvania
60,941
5 Ohio
59,256
6 Indiana
53,874
7 Tennessee
48,710
8 Georgia
48,472
9 Wisconsin
48,066
10 Florida
45,730
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
General Freight Trucking
Employment
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Illinois
4 Ohio
5 Tennessee
6 Pennsylvania
7 Indiana
8 Georgia
9 Wisconsin
10 Michigan
Employees
75,123
66,860
51,640
43,969
40,246
39,474
39,301
37,375
37,264
30,119
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
Long-Distance Trucking
Employment
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Illinois
4 Tennessee
5 Ohio
6 Georgia
7 Indiana
8 Pennsylvania
9 Wisconsin
10 Iowa
Employees
60,172
46,422
38,731
37,488
35,958
33,356
31,821
31,241
31,134
26,103
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
Specialized Trucking
Employment
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Pennsylvania
4 Illinois
5 Florida
6 New York
7 Ohio
8 Indiana
9 Missouri
10 Michigan
Employees
55,452
38,404
21,467
17,312
16,031
15,647
15,287
14,573
14,534
12,390
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
Freight Rail Employment
State
1 Texas
2 Illinois
3 Nebraska
4 California
5 Ohio
6 Missouri
7 Georgia
8 Pennsylvania
9 Indiana
10 Virginia
Employees
16,826
13,152
12,010
8,877
7,619
7,333
7,178
7,056
6,223
5,737
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012
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Texas
Michigan
California
NAFTA Trade Value
Illinois
Ohio
$219.31 $124.07 $116.67 $69.36 $48.60 $37.19 $30.69 $28.88 $26.40 $24.71
Value (billions)
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
NAFTA Trade Value by Truck
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Michigan
4 Ohio
5 Illinois
6 New York
7 Pennsylvania
8 Indiana
9 Tennessee
10 Georgia
Value (billions)
$156.93
$79.41
$69.98
$37.55
$35.10
$29.09
$24.02
$22.34
$20.48
$15.42
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
New York
Pennsylvania
INDIANA
Tennessee
NAFTA
Washington
NAFTA Export Value by Truck
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Michigan
4 Ohio
5 Illinois
6 Pennsylvania
7 New York
8 Indiana
9 Tennessee
10 North Carolina
Value (billions)
$81.31
$35.02
$26.80
$22.16
$18.30
$13.69
$13.18
$11.85
$10.22
$8.87
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
NAFTA Export Value
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Michigan
4 Ohio
5 Illinois
6 Pennsylvania
7 Indiana
8 New York
9 Tennessee
10 Arizona
Value (billions)
$119.91
$43.75
$34.49
$26.58
$26.50
$15.78
$15.76
$15.48
$13.43
$11.38
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
NAFTA Import Value by Truck
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Michigan
4 Illinois
5 New York
6 Ohio
7 Indiana
8 Pennsylvania
9 Tennessee
10 Massachusetts
Value (billions)
$75.63
$44.39
$43.17
$16.81
$15.91
$15.39
$10.50
$10.33
$10.25
$8.72
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
NAFTA Import Value
State
1 Texas
2 Michigan
3 California
4 Illinois
5 Ohio
6 New York
7 Pennsylvania
8 Washington
9 Indiana
10 Tennessee
Value (billions)
$99.40
$89.57
$72.92
$42.86
$22.02
$21.71
$14.91
$14.83
$13.12
$12.97
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
NAFTA Trade Value by Rail
State
1 Michigan
2 California
3 Texas
4 Illinois
5 Ohio
6 Indiana
7 Tennessee
8 Kentucky
9 Arizona
10 Alabama
Value (billions)
$46.51
$24.89
$17.63
$8.57
$5.43
$5.40
$4.47
$3.69
$3.59
$3.28
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
NAFTA Export Value by Rail
State
1 Texas
2 Michigan
3 Illinois
4 Ohio
5 Indiana
6 Arizona
7 Alabama
8 Tennessee
9 Iowa
10 California
Value (billions)
$11.29
$5.54
$3.51
$3.13
$3.07
$2.99
$2.55
$2.54
$1.81
$1.76
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
NAFTA Import Value by Rail
State
1 Michigan
2 California
3 Texas
4 Illinois
5 Indiana
6 Ohio
7 Kentucky
8 Pennsylvania
9 Tennessee
10 Minnesota
Value (billions)
$40.97
$23.14
$6.34
$5.05
$2.33
$2.30
$2.21
$1.94
$1.93
$1.58
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
Michigan
Illinois
California
Trade Value with Canada
Texas
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
Washington
INDIANA
Tennessee
Texas
California
Michigan
Trade Value with Mexico
Illinois
Arizona
Ohio
Tennessee
INDIANA
Georgia
Pennsylvania
$69.06 $47.17 $44.78 $41.31 $33.91 $30.41 $22.30 $21.55 $18.82 $14.41
Value (billions)
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
$178.00 $71.89 $55.01 $22.20 $16.76 $14.68 $12.00 $10.06 $9.73 $8.39
Value (billions)
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics, TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
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State
Value (billions)
State
Value (billions)
State
Value (billions)
State
Value (billions)
1 Michigan
$45.70 1
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2 Illinois
$29.75 2
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3 California
$27.85 3
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4 New York
$18.00 4
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5 Texas
$15.92 5
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$13.83 6
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Washington
$13.54 $14.57 7
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9
10
10
10
Texas
Michigan
Ohio
Illinois
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tennessee
Washington
Wisconsin
Kentucky
North Carolina
New Jersey
Georgia
$25.39
$23.36
$20.08
$17.42
$16.93
$12.41
$11.60
$10.96
$8.65
$8.01
$7.31
$7.23
$6.80
$6.56
$6.41
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Minnesota
Indiana
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Tennessee
New Hampshire
Oklahoma
$10.70
$8.68
$7.86
$7.80
$7.64
$5.76
$4.90
$4.44
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California
Michigan
Arizona
Illinois
Ohio
Louisiana
Indiana
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Georgia
North Carolina
New York
Wisconsin
Alabama
$94.52
$26.82
$11.14
$9.16
$9.08
$6.50
$5.82
$4.80
$4.78
$4.18
$3.47
$3.19
$3.07
$2.97
$2.89
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California
Michigan
Illinois
Ohio
Arizona
Tennessee
Georgia
Kentucky
Florida
Indiana
New Jersey
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
$83.47
$45.07
$43.87
$13.12
$8.19
$7.60
$7.21
$6.27
$6.07
$5.55
$5.26
$4.80
$4.51
$4.21
$3.90
U.S. LOGISTICS RANKINGS
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
Canada Trade Value by Truck
Canada Trade Value by Rail
Mexico Trade Value by Truck
Mexico Trade Value by Rail
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Michigan
Ohio
New York
California
Texas
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Washington
Tennessee
Value (billions)
$45.91
$25.50
$23.91
$22.52
$19.27
$18.70
$17.31
$14.66
$10.96
$10.31
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Michigan
California
Texas
Illinois
Ohio
Tennessee
Indiana
Alabama
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Value (billions)
$16.85
$16.77
$6.97
$3.92
$3.60
$3.53
$3.29
$2.46
$2.20
$2.11
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Texas
California
Michigan
Illinois
Arizona
Ohio
Tennessee
Georgia
Indiana
North Carolina
Value (billions)
$137.66
$56.89
$24.07
$16.41
$12.19
$12.05
$10.17
$7.94
$7.68
$6.80
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Michigan
Texas
California
Illinois
Arizona
Indiana
Ohio
Kentucky
Missouri
Tennessee
Value (billions)
$29.66
$10.67
$8.12
$4.65
$3.35
$2.11
$1.84
$1.58
$1.26
$0.94
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
Canada Export Value by Truck
Canada Export Value by Rail
Mexico Export Value by Truck
Mexico Export Value by Rail
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Michigan
Ohio
California
Illinois
Texas
New York
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Tennessee
North Carolina
Value (billions)
$18.91
$17.14
$13.27
$11.72
$11.53
$10.97
$10.13
$8.81
$6.51
$6.09
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
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Texas
Michigan
Ohio
Alabama
Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisiana
Iowa
Value (billions)
$3.83
$2.43
$2.10
$1.78
$1.74
$1.52
$1.49
$1.14
$1.04
$0.92
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
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Texas
California
Michigan
Illinois
Arizona
Ohio
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
Indiana
North Carolina
Value (billions)
$69.77
$21.75
$7.89
$6.57
$5.38
$5.02
$3.71
$3.57
$3.04
$2.79
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
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State Value (billions)
Texas
$7.46
Michigan
$3.11
Arizona
$2.95
Illinois
$2.02
Indiana
$1.55
Ohio
$1.03
California
$0.99
Iowa
$0.89
Missouri
$0.85
Tennessee
$0.79
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
Canada Import Value by Truck
Canada Import Value by Rail
Mexico Import Value by Truck
Mexico Import Value by Rail
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Michigan
New York
California
Ohio
Texas
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Washington
Massachusetts
Value (billions)
$27.00
$12.94
$9.24
$8.36
$7.74
$7.18
$6.97
$5.85
$5.67
$5.30
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
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California
Michigan
Texas
Illinois
Tennessee
Indiana
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Value (billions)
$16.00
$14.42
$3.14
$2.42
$1.78
$1.77
$1.55
$1.53
$1.49
$1.48
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
State
1 Texas
2 California
3 Michigan
4 Illinois
5 Ohio
6 Arizona
7 Tennessee
8 Georgia
9 Kentucky
10 Indiana
Value (billions)
$67.89
$35.15
$16.18
$9.83
$7.03
$6.81
$6.46
$5.27
$4.70
$4.65
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
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State Value (billions)
Michigan
$26.55
California
$7.14
Texas
$3.20
Illinois
$2.63
Kentucky
$1.24
Ohio
$0.81
Indiana
$0.56
Pennsylvania
$0.41
Missouri
$0.41
Arizona
$0.40
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, Bureau of Transportation Statistics,
TransBorder Freight Data, 2015
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Pennsylvania
57
Texas
49
INDIANA
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Total Rail Tonnage
Freight Railroads
Illinois
40
State
Tons (millions)
1 Wyoming 450.1
2 Texas 299.5
3 Illinois 273.7
4 Minnesota 160.6
5 California 158.0
6 Ohio 143.7
7 Indiana 110.7
8 Florida 110.4
9 Virginia 109.8
10 West Virginia 106.6
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads
2012 STB Waybill Sample
New York
39
Ohio
34
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads, 2012
Michigan
27
Mississippi
27
Alabama
26
Rail Tonnage Originated 1
RAIL
Tennessee
25
State
Tons (millions)
1 Wyoming 434.3
2 Illinois 115.9
3 Texas 92.9
4 West Virginia 92.3
5 Minnesota 90.3
6 Ohio 66.2
7 Kentucky 59.2
8 California 59.1
9 Indiana 54.2
10 Pennsylvania 51.6
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
2011 STB Waybill Sample
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Linehaul Railroads
State
Pennsylvania
Texas
New York
Indiana
Georgia
Mississippi
Alabama
Arkansas
Washington
Ohio
California
North Carolina
Tennessee
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012
Rail Tonnage Received 2
Total
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Tons (millions)
1 Texas 206.6
2 Illinois 157.8
3 California 98.9
4 Virginia 77.6
5 Ohio 77.3
6 Minnesota 70.3
7 Missouri 68.9
8 Georgia 67.7
9 Florida 66.7
10 Wisconsin 57.5
11 Indiana 56.5
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
2012 STB Waybill Sample
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State
Pennsylvania
Texas
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
New York
California
North Carolina
Missouri
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012
State
Texas
Illinois
California
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Georgia
Minnesota
Indiana
Missouri
Total Track
Total
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Miles
10,469
6,986
5,295
5,288
5,151
4,855
4,653
4,450
4,075
3,957
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012
Rail Carloads Carried
State
Total (thousands)
1 Illinois 11,975
2 Texas 9,151
3 Missouri 8,140
4 Indiana 6,816
5 Ohio 6,575
6 California 6,574
7 Iowa 6,338
8 Kansas 6,142
9 Oklahoma 6,120
10 New Mexico 5,823
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads;
2012 STB Waybill Sample
Rail Tons of Primary
Metal Products Originated 1
State
Tons (millions)
1 Indiana 9.9
2 Alabama 7.6
3 Ohio 6.5
4 Pennsylvania 3.3
5 Illinois 2.9
6 Kentucky 2.7
7 California 2.5
8 Arkansas 2.2
9 Texas 1.8
10 Michigan 1.6
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
2012 STB Waybill Sample
Rail Carloads Originated 1
State
Total (thousands)
1 Illinois 3,706
2 Wyoming 3,684
3 California 3,229
4 Texas 1,902
5 Minnesota 1,171
6 Ohio 1,116
7 Georgia 961
8 Pennsylvania 927
9 West Virginia 843
10 Washington 830
Indiana is ranked 13th.
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads;
2012 STB Waybill Sample
Rail Tons of Primary
Metal Products Received 2
State
Tons (millions)
1 Indiana 7.6
2 Ohio 6.9
3 Texas 6.4
4 California 4.6
5 Alabama 4.4
6 Pennsylvania 4.2
7 Michigan 2.3
8 Illinois 2.0
9 Kentucky 1.5
10 Oklahoma 1.2
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
2012 STB Waybill Sample
Rail Carloads Received 2
State
Total (thousands)
1 Illinois 3,956
2 California 3,402
3 Texas 3,117
4 Georgia 1,449
5 Florida 1,221
6 Ohio 1,158
7 Pennsylvania 1,103
8 Virginia 1,004
9 Minnesota 968
10 Washington 920
Indiana is ranked 13th.
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads;
2012 STB Waybill Sample
Rail Tons of Coal Originated 1
State
Tons (millions)
1 Wyoming 415.6
2 West Virginia 86.1
3 Kentucky 49.3
4 Pennsylvania 33.0
5 Montana 26.5
6 Colorado 22.8
7 Indiana 22.6
8 Illinois 21.3
9 Virginia 19.5
10 Ohio 15.6
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
2012 STB Waybill Sample
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Texas
Illinois
California
Minnesota
Missouri
Georgia
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Virginia
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Indiana
Class I Track 3
Rail Tons of Coal Received 2
Total
8,369
5,851
3,919
3,625
3,399
3,251
3,240
3,189
2,816
2,773
2,595
2,567
2,510
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012
State
Tons (millions)
1 Illinois 68.2
2 Texas 62.3
3 Virginia 56.1
4 Missouri 54.7
5 Wisconsin 32.9
6 Ohio 31.2
7 Indiana 31.0
8 Alabama 29.1
9 Maryland 25.1
10 Kentucky 23.4
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
2012 STB Waybill Sample
Total Value of Rail Freight
State
Value (billions)
1 Texas $162.35
2 Illinois $64.32
3 Louisiana $59.16
4 California $46.98
5 Ohio $42.05
6 Iowa $34.08
7 Indiana $31.95
8 Michigan $31.35
9 Pennsylvania $28.25
10 Minnesota $25.91
Value of Rail Freight Originated 1
State
Value (billions)
1 Texas $78.19
2 Louisiana $36.13
3 Illinois $34.80
4 Iowa $21.70
5 California $19.84
6 Ohio $19.47
7 Indiana $17.98
8 Nebraska $17.44
9 Minnesota $14.75
10 Pennsylvania $11.97
Value of Rail Freight Received 2
State
Value (billions)
1 Texas $84.16
2 Illinois $29.52
3 California $27.14
4 Michigan $23.26
5 Louisiana $23.03
6 Ohio $22.58
7 Washington $16.69
8 Pennsylvania $16.27
9 Georgia $15.34
10 Indiana $13.97
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State
Texas
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Washington
Georgia
California
New York
Oklahoma
Indiana
Miles
2,100
1,984
1,951
1,615
1,457
1,402
1,376
1,359
1,264
1,261
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
SOURCE: Association of American Railroads,
Railroad Ten-Year Trends, 2012
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Trucking Companies
State
California
Illinois
Texas
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Indiana
Companies
9,304
8,801
8,639
5,244
4,501
4,428
4,110
3,458
3,407
3,353
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
Total Truck Tons
State
Tons (millions)
1 Texas 2,205
2 California 1,180
3 Illinois 812
4 Florida 767
5 Ohio 689
6 Pennsylvania 678
7 New York 669
8 Indiana 479
9 Georgia 471
10 North Carolina 404
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Tons Originated by For-Hire Trucks
State
Tons (millions)
1 Texas 582
2 California 297
3 Illinois 237
4 Ohio 216
5 Florida 212
6 Pennsylvania 171
7 Indiana 162
8 Georgia 135
9 New York 128
10 Wisconsin 118
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
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General Freight
Trucking Companies
State
Illinois
California
Texas
Florida
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
New Jersey
Indiana
TRUCK
Companies
6,292
5,744
5,140
3,258
2,586
2,472
2,471
2,263
2,161
2,083
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
Truck Tons Originated 1
State
Tons (millions)
1 Texas 1091
2 California 591
3 Illinois 406
4 Florida 373
5 Ohio 355
6 Pennsylvania 350
7 New York 308
8 Indiana 247
9 Georgia 239
10 North Carolina 205
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Tons Received by For-Hire Trucks
State
Tons (millions)
1 Texas 614
2 California 292
3 Illinois 235
4 Florida 231
5 Ohio 196
6 New York 172
7 Pennsylvania 162
8 Indiana 148
9 Georgia 130
10 Wisconsin 112
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
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Long-Distance
Trucking Companies
State
Illinois
Texas
California
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Truck Tons Received 2
Companies
3,511
3,189
2,667
1,726
1,512
1,481
1,476
1,365
1,356
1,354
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
State
Tons (millions)
1 Texas 1114
2 California 588
3 Illinois 405
4 Florida 394
5 New York 361
6 Ohio 334
7 Pennsylvania 328
8 Indiana 233
9 Georgia 232
10 North Carolina 198
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Truck Ton-Miles Originated 1
State
Ton-miles 3 (billions)
1 California 120
2 Texas 119
3 Illinois 62
4 Ohio 56
5 Pennsylvania 51
6 Georgia 44
7 Florida 43
8 Indiana 39
9 North Carolina 37
10 Wisconsin 35
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Specialized Trucking Companies
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State
California
Texas
Illinois
Florida
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Companies
3,560
3,499
2,509
1,986
1,956
1,915
1,639
1,530
1,270
1,238
SOURCE: U.S.DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2013 County Business Patterns
Truck Tractor Registrations
State
California
Texas
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Florida
Missouri
Registrations
263,254
239,311
226,825
141,696
97,982
70,245
67,465
67,404
67,326
66,909
SOURCE: U.S. DOT, FHA, Office of Highway
Policy Information - Highway Statistics 2013
Truck Ton-Miles Received 2
State
Ton-miles Tons (thousands)
(billions)
1 Texas 154
2 California 116
3 Florida 65
4 New York 55
5 Illinois 54
6 Pennsylvania 50
7 Ohio 44
8 Georgia 42
9 Michigan 34
10 Indiana 31
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
U.S. LOGISTICS RANKINGS
Total Value of Truck Freight
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Value of Truck Freight Originated 1
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Value of Truck Freight Received 2
State Tons Value (thousands) (billions) State Tons Value (thousands) (billions) State
Tons Value (thousands) (billions)
1 Texas $2,585.50 1 Texas $1,251.07 1 Texas $1,334.43
2 California $1,916.42 2 California $1,007.51 2 California $908.91
3 Illinois $1,087.63 3 Illinois $592.72 3 New York $527.14
4 New York $943.77 4 Ohio $458.47 4 Illinois $494.91
5 Ohio $888.00 5 Pennsylvania $440.57 5 Ohio $429.53
6 Pennsylvania $853.22 6 New York $416.64 6 Florida $420.35
7 Florida $759.98 7 Florida $339.64 7 Pennsylvania $412.65
8 Michigan $680.27 8 New Jersey $338.76 8 Michigan $345.62
9 Georgia $625.49 9 North Carolina $336.16 9 Georgia $305.82
10 North Carolina $593.56 10 Michigan $334.66 10 Indiana $289.05
Indiana is ranked 12th.
Indiana is ranked 12th.
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Total Roadway Miles
State
Tons (thousands) Miles
1 Texas
313,228
2 California
174,989
3 Illinois
145,708
4 Kansas
140,687
5 Minnesota
138,767
6 Missouri
131,900
7 Georgia
128,620
8 Ohio
123,297
9 Michigan
122,141
10 Florida
122,088
Indiana is ranked 19th.
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation,
Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics, 2013
Pass-Through Interstates
State
Number
1 Indiana 6
1 Illinois 6
1 Pennsylvania 6
2 Georgia 5
2 Tennessee 5
3 Kentucky 4
3 Mississippi 4
3 North Carolina 4
3 Ohio 4
3 West Virginia 4
SOURCE: U.S. Dept. of Transportation, 2013
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State
Texas
California
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Florida
Missouri
North Carolina
Georgia
Michigan
Montana
Indiana
Miles
3,415
2,451
2,185
1,857
1,724
1,574
1,495
1,379
1,255
1,247
1,244
1,192
1,188
SOURCE: U.S. Department of Transportation,
Federal Highway Administration, Highway Statistics, 2013
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Wabash National Corp.
Great Dane Limited Partnership
Hyundai Translead
Utility Trailer Manufacturing
Vanguard National Trailer Corp.
Stoughton Trailers
MANAC
Fontaine Trailer Co.
Wilson Trailer Co. (estimate)
MAC Trailer Manufacturing
Heil Trailer International Co.
Strick Corp.
Truck Trailer Manufacturing
State
Indiana
Illinois
California
California
Indiana
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Iowa
Ohio
Tennessee
Indiana
SOURCE: Trailer/Body Builders Magazine Trailer Output Report, 2015
Trailers
62,950
51,500
49,713
49,187
42,594
16,000
8,200
7,655
5,300
4,880
4,610
4,300
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Freight shipped from state • 2 Freight shipped to state • 3 Cargo volume times distance shipped (tons x miles)
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U.S. LOGISTICS RANKINGS
2016 Indiana Logistics Directory
Louisiana
544.0
Texas
506.6
California
230.2
U.S. Waterborne Traffic
New Jersey
Washington
Illinois
Tons (millions)
Kentucky
Florida
147.2 119.2 106.5 101.1 98.7 97.4 81.7 78.8 73.2 65.0
SOURCE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - The U.S. Waterway System :
2014 Transportation Facts and Information - Dec. 2015
Multiple Waterways 1
Multiple Waterways 1
Freight Originated 2 Freight Received 3
State
Tons (thousands)
1 Louisiana 17,800
2 Minnesota 5,733
3 Indiana 3,618
4 Texas 3,603
5 Michigan 2,371
6 Missouri 1,867
7 Alabama 1,257
8 Illinois 412
9 Tennessee 148
10 Ohio 81
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Ohio
Alabama
Virginia
WATER
INDIANA
Pennsylvania
State
Tons (thousands)
1 Florida 9,004
2 Louisiana 7,665
3 Texas 6,404
4 Georgia 5,771
5 Ohio 4,768
6 Indiana 1,696
7 California 1,414
8 Wisconsin 1,409
9 Illinois 628
10 Alabama 516
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
U.S. Domestic Waterborne Traffic
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
State
Louisiana
Texas
Illinois
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
West Virginia
New Jersey
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Inland Waterways
Freight Originated 2
Tons (millions)
305.4
160.2
104.4
101.1
86.5
71.2
63.9
53.4
51.4
49.2
SOURCE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -
The U.S. Waterway System: 2014 Transportation
Facts and Information - Dec. 2015
State
Ton-miles 4 (billions)
1 Louisana 36.23
2 Texas 15.49
3 Illinois 15.02
4 Missouri 5.60
5 Minnesota 4.57
6 Oklahoma 3.96
7 Iowa 2.86
8 West Virginia 1.67
9 Ohio 1.41
10 Indiana 1.17
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Foreign Waterborne Traffic
State
Tons (millions)
1 Texas
346.4
2 Louisiana
238.6
3 California
200.5
4 New Jersey
93.8
5 Washington
80.5
6 Virginia
67.9
7 Florida
51.9
8 Alabama
36.8
9 Georgia
36.2
10 Maryland
30.5
Indiana is ranked 32nd.
SOURCE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -
The U.S. Waterway System: 2014 Transportation
Facts and Information - Dec. 2015
Inland Waterways
Freight Received 3
State
Ton-miles 4 (billions)
1 Louisiana 42.75
2 Kentucky 12.95
3 Texas 12.11
4 Ohio 10.06
5 Alabama 2.91
6 Illinois 2.67
7 Arkansas 2.46
8 Indiana 1.15
9 Pennsylvania 1.08
10 Mississippi 0.90
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Water Freight Originated 2
State
Ton-miles 4 (billions)
1 Louisiana 67.26
2 Texas 25.19
3 Illinois 15.55
4 Michigan 11.51
5 Minnesota 9.28
6 Missouri 7.73
7 Indiana 5.49
8 Washington 5.04
9 Oklahoma 3.96
10 Iowa 2.86
Water Freight Received 3
State
Ton-miles 4 (billions)
1 Louisiana 50.59
2 Ohio 16.80
3 Texas 15.72
4 Kentucky 13.37
5 Florida 12.50
6 Georgia 9.30
7 Indiana 4.99
8 Alabama 3.96
9 Illinois 2.93
10 Michigan 2.73
1
2
3
4
5
5
6
7
8
9
Port
Duluth-Superior, MN and WI
Chicago, IL
Two Harbors, MN
Detroit, MI
Indiana Harbor, IN
Cleveland, OH
Toledo, OH
Burns Waterway Harbor, IN
Gary, IN
Presque Isle, MI
Great Lakes Ports Shipments
State
Minnesota/Wisconsin
Illinois
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Ohio
Indiana
Indiana
Michigan
Tons (millions)
37.4
17.5
14.8
14.1
13.0
13.0
11.3
9.6
9.3
9.1
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
SOURCE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - The U.S. Waterway System:
2014 Transportation Facts and Information - Dec. 2015
Value of Water Shipments
Originated 2
State
Value (billions)
1 Texas $125.45
2 Louisiana $103.01
3 California $19.40
4 Mississippi $7.85
5 Illinois $7.35
6 New Jersey $6.36
7 Washington $4.55
8 Kentucky $4.51
9 Alaska $3.12
10 Missouri $2.07
Indiana is ranked 15th.
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
Value of Water Shipments
Received 3
State
Value (billions)
1 Texas $131.12
2 Louisiana $68.85
3 California $19.96
4 Florida $12.89
5 Mississippi $7.70
6 Kentucky $7.49
7 Pennsylvania $5.04
8 Georgia $4.76
9 Alaska $3.87
10 Ohio $3.80
Indiana is ranked 18th.
SOURCE: U.S.DOT, BTS, U.S. DOC, U.S. Census Bureau,
2012 Commodity Flow Survey
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Port
Cincinnati-Northern
Huntington Tristate
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Louisville
Mount Vernon
Port of Kaskaskia
St. Paul
Greenville
Inland Ports Shipments
State
Ohio/Kentucky
W. Virginia/Ohio/Kentucky
Missouri/Illinois
Pennsylvania
Tennesee
Kentucky
Indiana
Illinois
Minnesota
Mississippi
SOURCE: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - The U.S. Waterway System:
2014 Transportation Facts and Information - Dec. 2015
Tons (millions)
49.9
46.4
38.9
31.5
14.7
7.3
6.7
6.2
5.0
3.6
Barges Fleet (Dry Cargo)
Barges Fleet (Liquid Cargo)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Company
Ingram Barge Company
American Commercial Barge Lines LLC
(Now American Commercial Barge Line)
American River Transportation Co.
Cargo Carriers, A business of Cargill, Inc.
Crounse Corporation
Florida Marine
Murray American Transportation
LMR Barge
AEP
Heartland Barge Management
State
Tennessee
Indiana
llinois
Minnesota
Kentucky
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Missouri
llinois
Barges
4,252
3,823
1,772
1,332
1,127
612
510
507
498
439
1
2
3
4
4
4
5
6
7
8
Company
Kirby Inland Marine, LP
American Commercial Barge Lines LLC
(Now American Commercial Barge Line)
Canal Barge Co., Inc.
Hardin Street Marine LLC
Ingram Barge Company
Florida Marine
Higman Barge Lines
Blessey Marine Service
Settoon Towing Company
Enterprise Marine Service
State
Texas
Indiana
Louisiana
Delaware
Tennessee
Louisiana
Texas
Louisiana
Louisiana
Louisiana
Tanks
898
432
309
219
219
219
184
168
131
130
SOURCE: Informa Economics, Barge Fleet Profile Report, 2015
SOURCE: Informa Economics, Barge Fleet Profile Report, 2015
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Includes Inland Waterways System, Great Lakes, Gulf of Mexico and oceans • 2 Freight shipped from state • 3 Freight shipped to state • 4 Cargo volume times distance shipped (tons x miles)
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15

Let’s Build the Future and
Grow Indiana’s “Crossroads of
America” Advantage
By David Holt
Vice President, Operations
and Business Development
Conexus Indiana
The “Crossroads of America” is not just a
place at the center of the nation’s heartland.
It defines Indiana’s position as a logistics
leader in a global economy, effectively and
efficiently moving products from the factory
floor and farm field to store shelves across the
U.S. and around the world. It’s a partnership
that marries an enviable infrastructure
with an environment that encourages and
supports innovative businesses, communities,
and state and local governments and nonprofits
toward an overarching goal: to
strengthen and grow Indiana’s economy.
But to maintain that recognition,
Indiana must focus on building and
maintaining the infrastructure that carries
the raw materials, supplies, parts and finished
goods. Roads and bridges are, of course,
an essential part of infrastructure, but the
whole encompasses all the ways goods and
people move across the land (via rail and
truck), through the air and on the waterways.
Identifying the state’s logistics asset
needs, improvement priorities and sustainable
infrastructure funding engines were essential
parts of the charge given the Conexus
Indiana Logistics Council (CILC) more
than seven years ago. In response, logistics
leaders around Indiana created two strategic
plans: the 2010 Phase I: A Plan for Indiana’s
Logistics Future and the 2014 Delivering
Indiana’s Logistics Future. Together the
documents provided a comprehensive plan
to strengthen private and public logistics
infrastructure, made recommendations on
short- and long-term funding solutions at the
Federal and State levels, identified Federal
and State public policy improvements and
developed educational partnerships to build
a pipeline of qualified talent from postgraduate
engineers to secondary school
graduates prepared for the workforce with
industry-recognized and accepted credentials.
With Phase I and Delivering as
guides and with the support of the Indiana
Department of Transportation, Indiana
Economic Development Corporation and the
Ports of Indiana, CILC formed six regional
logistics councils of more than 225 industry
executives to identify logistics assets and
opportunities at the regional and local levels
in all 92 Indiana counties. During 2015,
each council released its own strategic plan
with the six plans identifying more than 350
infrastructure projects needed across the state.
Taking Indiana’s current infrastructure
assets to the next practical level is critical to
each of the plans. The councils identified,
for the first time, a list of infrastructure
projects that include improvements to city,
county, state and federal roads, bridges,
rail and air infrastructure assets. This
roadmap serves as a guide to discussions
and decisions about funding to ensure
we do more than maintain today’s
infrastructure and plan for future capacity.
Finishing what Indiana started, taking care
of what we have and building for the future will
require a minimum of $1 billion per year in State
funding. It’s this investment that will take us
from maintaining what we have today to building
an infrastructure network that will ensure our
“Crossroads of America” advantage tomorrow.
Our regional council members
are partnering with Conexus Indiana
executives to meet with elected officials
and community leaders in each of the 92
counties to ensure alignment of infrastructure
priorities and to determine how best to
implement these needed improvements.
Founding Father Patrick Henry once said,
“I like the dreams of the future better than the
history of the past.” Let’s take our dreams of
a world-class infrastructure system and turn
them into reality.
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DON’T LET
OPPORTUNITY
PASS US BY
Indiana’s logistics industry keeps our economy
moving and Hoosiers working – we rank among
the top ten states in logistics jobs, and in the
top tier in freight shipments by air, rail,
interstate and waterway.
But just like the cargo we move around the
country and across the globe, opportunity is
mobile. Business can easily go elsewhere if we
don’t focus on maintaining our world-class
infrastructure of ports, highways, airports and
rail lines.
The Conexus Indiana Logistics Council has a
plan for investing in these priorities, now and
for the future.
Learn more at www.ConexusIndiana.com and
join us – together we can keep Indiana the
Crossroads of America…and the World.
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Roads, Rail and Rivers Allow
Indiana Agriculture to Thrive
By Edward Ebert, Senior Director
Grain Production and Utilization
Indiana Soybean Alliance
Indiana Corn Marketing Council
Agriculture is vital to Indiana’s economy,
contributing $25 billion to the Hoosier
economy on an annual basis. Nearly 200,000
Indiana jobs are directly tied to the production
and processing of agricultural products.
Infrastructure is an important component
to national and global competitiveness.
Indiana’s strong infrastructure allows
producers and processors to move their
products efficiently to market, putting our
state in a superior position when agricultural
and food companies are looking to locate
facilities.
Indiana has a unique advantage over
other states because of our river access and
extensive rail system. Hoosier agriculture is
highly dependent upon the state’s 4,100-mile
rail system and Indiana’s roadway network
is critical to the success of transporting
agricultural products from field to market.
Last year, Indiana moved over 28.4
million metric tons of corn and soybeans
from farm to market, making Indiana the
nation’s fifth largest producer of both corn
and soybeans. Those products were moved
to our state’s 17 shuttle and seven soybeancrushing
facilities, 13 ethanol plants, more
than 300 grain elevators, 11 river elevators
and numerous feed mills and livestock
operations.
As Indiana’s agriculture and ag-related
industries continue to grow and more Hoosier
harvests are exported to customers around
the globe, our transportation infrastructure
will become even more essential.
The Indiana Soybean Alliance and
the Indiana Corn Marketing Council – the
state soybean and corn farmer checkoff
organizations – have worked closely with
local and state officials to promote Indiana as
a good place to locate agricultural and food
businesses. From farm gate to processing
plants and export terminals, safe and efficient
transportation are table stakes in today’s
globally competitive markets. Great access to
raw materials, including corn and soybeans,
are made more valuable by Indiana’s
roadways, rails and rivers, providing an
efficient way to get commodities and finished
products to markets across the country and
around the world.
Indiana corn and soybean farmers are
committed to working with local, state and
national officials to ensure our state remains
attractive to not only ag-related businesses,
but industries that use our crops to produce
food, fuel and many other products.
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Indiana: Moving Forward
DELIVERING FOOD, FEED AND FUEL TO THE WORLD
Indiana corn and soybean farmers know how important a world class transportation system
is. With its highways, railroads and waterways, Indiana continues to be a reliable provider of
agricultural products, including corn and soybeans, to the ever-growing global marketplace.
As our state continues to grow its capacity to add value to our corn and soybeans – through the
production of ethanol, livestock, food products and much more, Indiana Soybean Alliance and
Indiana Corn Marketing Council are committed to ensuring our transportation infrastructure stays
strong to keep our competitive advantage.
To learn more about ISA and ICMC’s efforts in this area, call 317.347.3620, email
eebert@indianasoybean.com or visit www.indianasoybean.com/grainmarketing
or www.incorn.org/grainmarketing.
Funded with Indiana soybean and corn checkoff dollars.

LOGISTICS LEADERSHIP SURVEY
Logistics Leadership Survey
Business leaders recognize that economic growth is closely tied to successful transportation systems for both goods and
people. The logistics industry is constantly evolving, innovating and adapting to a changing landscape. Consumer demand patterns
are shifting, affecting shipping requirements, order cycle times, retail formats and service level requirements. New technologies,
increasing fuel and utility costs, revised regulations and labor supply issues all impact logistics.
In addition, global demand is changing. Certain world markets are seeing significant growth in population and, therefore,
buying power. The rapid and steady rise of e-commerce is transforming how and where consumers procure goods.
Several regional logistics leaders agreed to share their perspectives on current issues in the industry and offer advice for the
next generation of logistics leaders.As part of a short survey, each leader was asked to rank the following 20 logistics issues based
on the issues’ effects on their own business in the near future.
• Access to intermodal rail
• Air cargo service
• Air travel service/fares
• Alternative fuels
• Cargo capacity constraints
• Fuel costs
• Globalization
• Government regulation
• Highway congestion
• New highway construction
• New technologies
• Outsourcing
• Panama Canal expansion
• Revised inventory policies
• Security
• Sustainability
• Transportation costs
• Truck driver shortage/retention
• Waterway infrastructure/dredging
• Workforce availability
As indicated by the survey, workforce availability will be the most pressing concern in logistics. The rankings are listed in
descending order below.
1. Workforce availability
2. Transportation costs
3. Government regulation
4. Truck driver shortage/retention
5. Fuel costs
6. New technologies
7. Globalization
8. Sustainability
9. Security
10. Access to intermodal rail
11. Alternative fuels
12. New highway construction
13. Highway congestion
14. Revised inventory policies
15. Cargo capacity constraints
16. Outsourcing
17. Waterway infrastructure/dredging
18. Panama canal expansion
19. Air cargo service
20. Air travel service/fares
In addition, the survey asked what issue will have the greatest impact on the national economy, the next big thing in their
logistics field and their advice for students thinking about a career in logistics. Information about the survey participants and their
responses is included on the following pages.
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Derek Bland
Vice President,
New Business Development
Houston-Johnson, Inc.
www.houston-johnson.com
Q&A WITH LOGISTICS LEADERS
“Here at Houston-Johnson, we provide logistics support
services to the manufacturing and logistics industries. We focus
on understanding the reasons behind why companies consider
outsourcing logistics functions. We then customize a solution
specifi cally to meet that company’s needs. Our challenge is
in leveraging real-time information to provide customers and/
or end users with solutions specifi c to their situation in order to
exceed expectations.”
Barry Cox
President and Chief Operating Officer
Warehouse Services, Inc.
www.wsionline.com
“Our organization is truly a turn-key third
party logistics provider. We provide the
following services to our customers: Transportation…
500 tractors, 2,000 vans and 250 tankers; Distribution…
e-fulfi llment centers as well as industrial support with over
16,000,000 square feet; Information technology…providing our
own Warehouse Management System and website development
to keep our customers abreast of their shipments/orders; Light
Manufacturing…contract manufacturing of our customers’
products; shortening the supply chain; Engineering Support…
design and support of distribution centers and sites.”
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Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Workforce Availability
2. New Technologies
3. Outsourcing
4. Transportation Costs
5. Truck Driver Shortage/
Retention
Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Truck Driver Shortage
Retention
2. Workforce Availability
3. Government Regulation
4. Globalization
5. Access to Intermodal Rail
LOGISTICS LEADERSHIP SURVEY
Larry Davis
Vice President, Marketing
Evansville Western Railway
www.evwr.com
“We are a railroad company with over 124 miles of rail
between Evansville, Ind., and Okawville, Ill., including
a branch line in Mt. Vernon, Ind.”
Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Sustainability
2. Fuel Costs
3. Alternative Fuels
4. Government Regulation
5. Workforce Availability
Rick Heimann
Port Director
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor
www.portsofindiana.com
“Our port connects the Great Lakes, the inland river system
and the St. Lawrence Seaway/Atlantic Ocean to America’s
heartland. These marine highways provide some of the most
effi cient and effective components of many companies’ supply
chains.”
Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Transportation Costs
2. Government Regulation
3. Workforce Availability
4. Wate r w ay Infrastructure/
Dredging
5. Security
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LOGISTICS LEADERSHIP SURVEY
2016 Indiana Logistics Directory
Cathy Langham
President
Langham Logistics, Inc.
www.elangham.com
Q&A WITH LOGISTICS LEADERS
“Langham is a third party logistics company with expertise in
solving problems and executing transportation, warehousing,
fulfi llment and distribution solutions for our customers
anywhere in the world. As we begin our 28th year as an
Indiana-based business, we look forward to partnering with
forward-thinking companies to continue to grow Indiana’s
legacy as the ‘Crossroads of America’ by providing effi cient
warehousing and transportation service and unmatched
visibility to supply chains interested in using Indiana as a
distribution hub.”
William Patterson
Senior Vice President
Watco Terminal & Port
Services
www.watcosupplychain.com
“Our organization’s role is to assist companies with the
transportation of their goods and services. This can mean safely
and effi ciently switching their plant, handling their products
and getting them from one mode of transportation to another, or
putting together a complete supply chain package.”
Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Outsourcing
2. Workforce Availability
3. Truck Driver Shortage/
Retention
4. Security
5. Panama Canal Expansion
Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Transportation Costs
2. Workforce Availability
3. Security
4. Government Regulation
5. Sustainability
Doug Prather
President
Ranger Enterprises LLC
www.ranger3pl.com
“Ranger operates as a third party logistics provider
located in Seymour, Ind., strategically splitting the freight
hubs of Indianapolis and Louisville. Our ESOP company
serves a multitude of varying industries, providing quality
transportation and warehousing solutions. Ranger’s mission
is ‘To exceed customer supply chain expectations by delivering
professional and customized solutions in a timely and
cost-effective manner.’”
Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Workforce Availability
2. Truck Driver Shortage/
Retention
3. Transportation Costs
4. Revised Inventory Policies
5. New Technologies
Charlie Threlkeld
General Manager
Rail Transportation
Consolidated Grain
& Barge
www.cgb.com
“Our organization is a facilitator between the American
farmer and the consumer. Our logistics model provides a
competitive price to the farmer for the grain that he grows.
We are also able to meet the needs (price, timing and quality)
of the end-user for those crops.”
Top 5 Logistics Issues:
1. Transportation Costs
2. Globalization
3. Alternative Fuels
4. Cargo Capacity Constraints
5. Workforce Availability
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Q&A WITH LOGISTICS LEADERS
Which logistics issue will have the largest impact on
the national economy and why?
• Derek Bland: Great logistics cities are made and destroyed by their
responses in times of technological innovation. Are we in such a time today?
The question almost doesn’t need to be asked: driverless vehicles, drone
delivery, robots as workers, same-day delivery. All will shape the future of
logistics.
• Barry Cox: There is a shortage of competent drivers, mechanics and
programmers to support a world that is running at warp speed. Cargo
will continue to be delivered via truck, rail and water, but each of these
transportation modes lacks an incoming stream of personnel to perform
the basic functions required to move freight on a daily basis.
• Larry Davis: The highway system has not kept up with demand and
congestion is a major problem in urban areas. Congestion leads to lower
utilization and increased costs, which hurts the U.S. when competing
globally. Increased regulation further adds costs to USA-produced goods.
• Rick Heimann: Solutions to long-term issues such as waterway
infrastructure, workforce availability and port capacity need to begin or
continue this year.
• Cathy Langham: The impact of the Panama Canal will be very
interesting. Ports on the east coast and in the south have prepared for the
larger vessel size and the increase in the number of containers off-loaded at
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those locations. This phenomenon will change the supply and transportation
patterns for many manufacturers and distributors as well as trucking and
rail companies. Ultimately this improvement in competition will cause a
reduction in price.
• William Patterson: Transportation costs will always play a major role.
Coal volumes on rail and barge have diminished and rail volumes of crude
oil and sand used to extract oil and natural gas are also down impacting
logistics and costs to move other goods.
• Doug Prather: Workforce availability and truck driver shortage/
retention issues will remain major hurdles for our industry to overcome. It
is imperative we do all we can to educate, attract and maintain an excellent
workforce now and into the future.
• Charlie Threlkeld: The strong U.S. dollar has weakened our position
in what is becoming an increasingly more competitive global marketplace.
Advancements in farming practices in South America and the Black Sea
region have displaced many traditional U.S. markets.
What is the next big thing in logistics for your specific field?
• Derek Bland: The last two years have been a time of large, strategic
acquisitions resulting in significant consolidation among the top 50
global third-party logistics (3PL) providers. I expect this trend to
continue. An overarching concern for our logistics community will be
creating a culture and vision for logistics innovation and excellence.
• Barry Cox: Despite the fact that we live in a highly automated
world, there are still many supply chains that operate as they did in the
1970s. We are investing heavily in technology to support our clients’
move from the 20th Century to the 21st.
• Larry Davis: The impact of the decline in coal revenue is requiring
railroads to find new sources of revenue. Investment in our field will
be challenged at a time when railroads need to find new markets and
customers.
• Rick Heimann: The recommendations associated with the National
Freight Strategic Plan and the identification of how those
recommendations addressing infrastructure, institutional and financial
issues will be implemented and funded.
• Cathy Langham: Technology is always the answer to this question.
Improvements in product visibility and analytics will allow all of us to
operate more efficiently and move toward the ultimate consumer goals
of better, cheaper, faster.
• William Patterson: Terminals are often designed and built around
specific commodities but with changes in commodity markets,
re-purposing locations that were product-specific and directing
them toward a new focus, or a multi-purposed asset, will be a great
opportunity in many areas.
• Doug Prather: Technological advances will continue to result in
revolutionary changes to our industry. Staying in touch with those
changes and knowing when to make investments in new technology for
the benefit of our customers is increasingly important.
• Charlie Threlkeld: Autonomous trucks. As this technology develops,
it will be a game-changer for everyone.
LOGISTICS LEADERSHIP SURVEY
What advice would you give students about a career in logistics?
• Derek Bland: If you have a passion for addressing issues associated
with infrastructure and traffic, land use and sustainability, and
technology and research, then a future in logistics could be for you. The
goal is to make our region the nation’s indisputable leader in logistics
and distribution services and it will happen only as a result of vision,
commitment and hard work.
• Barry Cox: Take the time to develop a good tool box. Your tool
box should include the basics of reading, writing, and math skills, but
also the ability to think on your feet. You need to understand the basics
of the industry to be able to lead the industry. Time is well spent in
operations learning different aspects of each supply chain from the
ground up.
• Larry Davis: Logistics is a fascinating but largely invisible field that
most people don’t understand. Since logistics is supply filling demand,
everything in life has a logistics component. The science of logistics
makes commerce more efficient, cost effective and immediate.
• Rick Heimann: Logistics is problem solving, efficiency modeling
and technological design all combined in a real world, ever-changing
situation. There are logistics positions available involving sales, purchasing,
statistics, operations and planning.
• Cathy Langham: Jump into a logistics career with both feet. I
still equate the growth and continuous change in logistics to cowboys
and cowgirls heading for the New Frontier. We keep moving forward,
improving our technology and processes, changing the way business is
conducted and consumers are served, without knowing for sure what is
over the next mountain ridge. So hitch your wagon to logistics and help
us change the world!
• William Patterson: To focus on the customer and their needs. While
you or your company’s needs are important, if your decisions are based
with the best interest of what your customer is trying to accomplish it
will lead to success.
• Doug Prather: A career in logistics is highly fulfilling and available
across the country. There are many different specialized areas of
logistics that reach across a variety of educational disciplines so there
really is something for everyone.
• Charlie Threlkeld: Each day you will be challenged to construct
the most economical supply chain to move the goods for which you
are responsible. It will have its rewards and setbacks but seldom be the
same each day.
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CountryMark Flex Fuel Contracts Offer
a Better Way to Control Fuel Prices
By Jon Lantz
Vice President of Marketing
CountryMark
For 75 years, CountryMark and its branded
dealers have been refining and delivering
premium quality fuels to farms, fleets and
families throughout the Midwest. But today’s
trucking companies require more than just
premium quality fuels. They also need price
risk management tools to help them better
manage unpredictable fuel costs.
At CountryMark, we offer flex fuel
contracts, and our customers will tell you
these contracts are one of the most effective
price risk management tools available on the
market today. Our flex contracts are unique
in that customers pick the amount of fuel
they wish to contract, the period of time for
the contract and the delivery schedule. Let
me explain each of these components in
greater detail.
Selecting fuel quantity for a flex fuel
contract is a huge benefit, especially for
smaller trucking fleets. Most oil companies
require contract volumes in 42,000 gallon
increments. We don’t have the requirement.
Trucking companies can sit down with their
CountryMark branded dealer and select a
volume that works for them—maybe that’s a
tankwagon or transport load, or maybe it is a
percentage of the fuel the buyer anticipates
needing over a certain period of time.
At CountryMark, we also allow
customers to execute flex contracts on
a timetable that works for them. Many
customers prefer to sit down with their local
CountryMark branded dealer to discuss
a fuel price range they are comfortable
with. The local CountryMark dealer will
then contact the trucking company when
contracting prices fall within the buyer’s
preferred fuel price range. At that point, the
trucking company can choose to enter a flex
contract for a given quantity of fuel at the
agreed upon flex contract price for a specific
period of time. Common contracting periods
for CountryMark customers include two, six,
nine and 11 months.
Having control over when the contracted
gallons are used is another advantage of the
CountryMark flex contracting program. Each
time the trucking company orders fuel, it has
the option to buy its fuel at either the cash
price or a contracted price.
It is important to note there is no cost
to customers for CountryMark’s contracting
services, nor do customers pay for fuel until
they take possession of the fuel. Using a flex
fuel contract, customers can also choose to
either have their fuel delivered to on-site
storage tanks or pick up the fuel from a
CountryMark branded retail fueling site.
For many CountryMark fuel customers,
flex fuel contracts allow them to better
control their fuel budgets. In many cases, it
takes fuel from a variable cost to a fixed cost.
And for trucking companies that bid on jobs,
locking in fuel prices can provide a significant
advantage over trucking companies that are
purchasing fuel solely on the cash markets.
Fuel price volatility is one of the
most significant challenges for trucking
companies. CountryMark flex fuel contracts
reduce fuel price volatility and help trucking
companies of all sizes more effectively
control and manage their fuel input costs.
CountryMark Flex Fuel Contracting
You pick the fuel amount.
You pick the
delivery
schedule.
You pay no
contracting
fees.
You pick the
contract period.
You don’t pay
for fuel until you
receive it.
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You keep fleet operations under control,
we’ll do the same for fuel costs.
It’s called the CountryMark Price Risk Management Program, and with it you can lock
in the price you pay for your fuel, helping you to better manage your energy costs
and forecast your fuel expenses. It’s customizable for big and small fleets, and takes
all the guesswork out of budgeting. As for managing all the places your trucks need
to go in the next year, we’ll leave that up to you. For more information, contact your
local CountryMark branded dealer or call 1.800.808.3170. Get more per gallon.
Contact your nearest CountryMark dealer for the industry’s most innovative price risk management tools.
Ag Plus, Inc., South Whitley, 800-448-3965
AgBest, LLC, Muncie, 800-894-5019
Ceres Solutions, LLC, Crawfordsville, 800-878-0952
Co-Alliance, LLP, Avon, 800-525-0272
Harvest Land Co-op, Richmond, 800-541-6356
Lake County FBCA, Crown Point, 219-663-0018
Laughery Valley Ag Co-op, Osgood, 800-821-2629
North Central Co-op, Wabash, 800-720-0550
Premier Energy, LLC, Columbus, 877-435-3230
Shelby County Co-op, Shelbyville, 800-875-7427
Starke County FBCA, Hamlet, 800-722-4948
SynEnergy Partners, Mt. Vernon, 800-276-7157
Union County Co-op, Liberty, 765-458-5141
White River Co-op, Loogootee, 812-295-4835
countrymark.com | ©2015 Countrymark Refining and Logistics, LLC. All rights reserved.
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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION
THE HEAD
AND THE HEART:
Attracting and Retaining Today’s Logistics Workers
AT ELWOOD STAFFING, we understand you and your workforce needs. The logistics industry makes
up nearly 25 percent of our $804 million annual book of business, and over one-half of the 300,000 job
seekers who apply with us indicate they already have prior job experience within the industry. Your industry
is such an integral part of our business—both in the workers we attract and the clients we serve— and,
we’re proud to share new research with you, because it comes in large part from the very people who have
worked or are currently seeking positions within your industry. The data we’ve compiled encompasses all
Elwood associates and paints an accurate picture of the current attraction and retention landscape in today’s
workforce. Any HR leader in your company can easily apply these principles to your recruiting strategy.
There are obvious, quantifiable traits job seekers consider when evaluating
a new position: the commute, the pay, the job description, the benefits, and
the hours. It’s relatively easy to compare the attributes of each potential
position and accept or reject a job because it just makes sense to do so.
That’s because the head, or practicality, attracts
people to jobs.
But what keeps them around?
Think about all of the jobs you’ve ever held. Which one was your
favorite? Maybe in high school, it was the low-stress lifeguarding
position where you made a ton of friends; maybe right after college,
it was an entry-level position that opened your eyes to a new world
through mentorship from a colleague. Your favorite jobs made logical
sense at the time—they paid money, you were fine with the commute,
and you knew the hours—so you took them; however, you probably
returned to the pool a few extra summers even when you could’ve
earned more elsewhere, and you’ve retained positive feelings based
on a set of attributes you could not evaluate when you first applied.
That’s because retention hinges on the heart.
Once someone is in your door, you know they’re relatively comfortable
with your wages, your benefits, your operating hours, their commute, and
the like. It should be a given you need to continually adjust these things to
remain competitive as the world changes, but this is not the area you need
to focus on to optimize retention. You need to cultivate an environment
that speaks to your employees’ emotional needs—their hearts.
How do we know? We took a closer look at all voluntary turnover
in 2015 among our associates (see Figure 1). We compared quits for
practical reasons (like commute distance and shift hours) against
quits due to emotional factors (like not feeling respected and lack of
advancement opportunities), and what we found is, over time, the
emotional factors exceed the logical ones. This means the longer
employees stay with your company, the greater the need for the things
that keep them happy and engaged and foster a sense of affection.
There are certainly life events that will always drive a few employees
away, but with a little work and some ingenuity, you have unbelievable
opportunity to retain everyone else (remember that lifeguard job?!).
FIGURE 1
Percent of All Voluntary Departures
25%
20%
15%
10%
5%
0%
Voluntary Departures by Reason
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Months Worked at Time of Departure
Practical
Emotional
Practical Reasons (can be evaluated before accepting job):
Too Physical, Too Hot/Cold, Other Job Closer to Home/
Transportation, Better Working Hours, Better Benefits, Not Enough
Working Hours, Disliked Shift
Emotional Reasons (Can only be evaluated over time):
Concern for Safety, Not Challenging, No Advancement Opportunities,
Not Enough Training, Not Treated with Respect by Co-worker,
Poor Communication, Supervisor Negative Behavior, Supervisor
Poor Communication, Too Much Overtime, Cleanliness of Facility,
Job Duties
Other/Life Circumstance (not displayed on chart): Moved, Not
Eligible for FMLA, Personal-Not Related to Assignment, School,
Not Able to Be Reached, Pay/Better Job with Higher Pay
By now, you’re probably thinking to yourself: What about pay? They
didn’t mention pay as a quit factor! That’s because we excluded wagerelated
turnover in our analysis. Why? Because if pay is not adequate,
it will always overshadow any and all other needs. A competitive
pay strategy has to be the foundation of a successful retention strategy.
We simply buffed the tarnish off the silver to obtain an unclouded
reflection. (See page 29 for a competitive pay strategy guideline.)
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SO, WHAT’S OUR RECIPE FOR SUCCESS?
We work hard to listen to workers to find out what makes them
tick—or, rather, what keeps them ticking at one place. In mid-2015,
we conducted a study 1 where we analyzed thousands of answers from
internal employee surveys and in-person associate interviews. Through
this, we identified seven factors that are most strongly correlated
with employees reaching a state of harmony at work—or, in other
words, a state of comfort or happiness with their work environment.
• Safety as a top priority of the company
• Opportunities for advancement
• Confidence in leadership of the company
• Feelings of value and shared goals
• Communication
• Training
• Treatment/Inclusion
Not surprisingly, none of the factors we identified are part of a list of
practical reasons employees are initially attracted to a job; none can be
experienced by reading a job post or looking around during an interview.
The things that matter most in the long run to employees are the unique,
intangible parts of company culture that only become apparent over time.
To meet each need listed above multiple times over, we believe
there are four steps you can take.
STEP 1: PROVIDE AN EXCELLENT START WITH
A 30-DAY HIGH-TOUCH PLAN
Our proprietary data shows up to 40 percent of turnover can occur
in the first 30 days of employment; furthermore, an external study
shows 4 percent of workers across the nation have quit on the first day
due to a disastrous welcoming. 2 By implementing a well-designed, wellexecuted,
high-touch welcoming and onboarding process, you mitigate
the risks of new employees falling through the cracks, feeling lost or
unwelcome, or leaving your company too early. A critical component
of your onboarding plan is training the folks involved to do their parts.
Here’s a sample timeline:
Prior to Start
Excellent
experience and
orientation
Day 2
New employee
lunch (individual
or group) with
supervisor or
team leader
Days 5-10
Check-in meeting
with supervisor or
team leader
STEP 2: FOCUS ON INCLUSION
Your goal is to achieve a work environment in which all individuals
are treated fairly and respectfully, have equal access to opportunities
and resources, and can contribute fully to your organization’s success.
As much as possible, you must avoid any practice that creates
disparity between sets of employees. After all, everyone works
together to make the same products and serve the same customers.
Here are a few practices we suggest:
● Include all employees in communications and meetings, where
practical
● Provide equal benefits, such as holiday pay, paid time off, and/or
shutdown pay, to all employees regardless of tenure or position
● Design employee perks such as cookouts, family days, and
bonuses so that all employees can participate
● Train and hold accountable supervisors, managers, and executives
to treat all employees with high regard and address each by name
STEP 3: BUILD SOCIAL CONNECTIONS
Applicants who have friends or acquaintances at a particular employer
are more likely to seek work there and, once hired, stick around. We
know this because the greatest percentage of our applicants—over 30
percent—come to us as referrals from thousands of working associates, a
trend on par with other employers. This indicates relationships are just as
important to current employees as they are to the job seekers they refer.
Here are a few practices we suggest:
● Provide nametags so employees can learn and address each
other by name
● Implement an attractive referral bonus program and promote
it heavily
● Consider establishing social clubs to forge relationships between
like-minded workers, such as the following:
• Book
• Hunting / fishing
• Scrapbook
• Running / fitness
• Motorcycle
• Volunteerism
Day 30
New employee
receives
wage increase
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION
0-5 days 5-10 days 10-20 days 20-30 days
Day 1
On-site orientation
and welcome
Day 3
Check-in call from
HR team, upper
management, or
even an executive
Day 10
HR team conducts
check-in, thanks
employee, and
provides company
logowear item
Days 15-20
New employee
group lunch with
supervisors,
managers, or leaders
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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION
STEP 4: MAINTAIN A POSITIVE REPUTATION
Over 80 percent of job seekers say online employer reviews influence
their decisions on whether to apply or not, and nearly 50 percent say
company reputation has a significant impact on whether they accept
a job offer or not. 3 Your reputation is so important, and you must
consider and proactively manage all elements of your reputation:
Understand your reputation:
● General brand awareness: Do people know about and trust
your company?
● Work environment: Do people consider you to be a good
employer with a positive culture?
● Social: Do people believe your company to be socially and
environmentally responsible?
Manage your reputation:
● Be proactive. Ask happy customers and employees to complete
online reviews; unhappy people will always complain first.
● React. Seek to collect and understand negative reviews, and take
action to correct them.
● Ask. Ask for feedback—from anyone who will give it—
and continually improve.
References
SELF-ASSESSMENT TOOL
HOW DOES YOUR COMPANY RATE?
Are you maximizing your recruiting and retention efforts?
NEEDS
IMPROVEMENT AVERAGE STRONG
Starting Pay
Pay Progression
Inclusion
Onboarding (“strong start”)
Social Connectivity
Reputation
Flexibility (e.g., attendance, schedules)
Opportunities for Advancement
Advanced Training
Strong Safety Culture
Quality Supervisors
Stability of Work
1
Elwood Staffing. The Seven Wonders of the Work(place): Climbing Maslow’s Pyramid. Rep. N.p., 6 July 2015. Web. .
2
Moscato, D. (2005). “Using Technology to Get Employees On Board,” HR Magazine, April: 107-109.
3
Indeed. “Indeed Surpasses 4 Million Employer Reviews.” Web log post. Indeed Blog. N.p., 29 Jan. 2014. Web. 12 Dec. 2015.
STRENGTHEN YOUR SUPPLY CHAIN
WITH THE BETTER PEOPLE, PEOPLE.
Why do best-in-class businesses entrust their staffing needs to Elwood Staffing?
Because we’ve supplied warehouse, distribution, and 3PL companies with qualified talent since 1980.
We deploy approximately 25,000 associate workers per week. And we successfully support sophisticated,
multi-market accounts with solutions like master vendor and managed service programs, on-site service
delivery, and workforce analytics.
WAREHOUSE · DISTRIBUTION · LOGISTICS-3PL
TRANSPORTATION · SUPPLY CHAIN
wfs@elwoodstaffing.com · www.elwoodstaffing.com
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BUILDING BLOCKS
YOUR COMPETITIVE PAY STRATEGY
The “RECIPE FOR SUCCESS” previously outlined
hinges upon the existence of a competitive pay
strategy. We define a competitive pay strategy as one
that offers starting wages at least $2.25/hr above the
local minimum wage, at or above the 50th percentile
when compared to local wages for similar positions,
and inclusive of a well-defined and attainable pay
progression schedule.
1As shown in Figure 1, voluntary departures based specifically
on pay drop off dramatically as pay soars above minimum
wage. The reason for this is very obvious: Workers need to
make enough money to sustain themselves or a family, and,
often, minimum wage—or close to it—is simply not enough. Much
like research in human motivation suggests, people have to fulfill
the most basic needs before they are able to address others. When
pay is too low, employees depart in droves in search of fulfillment
of this basic need, regardless of other retention measures you have
in place. It’s around $2.25/hr above the minimum wage where we
first see the steepest decline in departures cited specifically for pay.
2As shown in Figure 2—data from our Applicant Sentiment
Index—78 percent of job seekers feel as if wages offered
locally are the same or higher than wages offered in
surrounding areas. We can extrapolate this to mean 78
percent of job seekers see little to no difference in the wages they
can attain from one employer to the next. In order to stand out in
this commoditized environment, you need to pay in the upper
half, ideally in the upper 25 percent. How do you know if you’re
meeting this standard? Each year we publish a report based on our
annual wage survey that allows you to access detailed information about
wages offered in your region. You can find a copy of this report in the
Business Resource Center on our website: www.elwoodstaffing.com.
Higher-than-average starting pay will bring candidates in your
doors and retain them during the critical first weeks of employment.
3As shown in Figures 3 and 4, pay progression is the
perfect complement to higher-than-average starting
wages. As noted above, high starting pay will get people
in the door and keep them entertained long enough to partially
buy into your company; however, the honeymoon period will
eventually end, and stagnant pay will lower an employee’s
buying power—hardly the way to reward an employee for
longevity and hardly a reason for an employee to stick around.
4
Elwood Staffi ng. Becoming An Employer Of Choice. Rep. N.p., 6 Feb. 2015. Web.
.
TOTAL PERCENT DE PARTED
FIGURE 1
Pay-Related Quits as a Percent of all Assignment Ends
(by $/hr over minimum wage)
FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
I Believe Wages in My Local Area Are:
Employee Departures by Annualized Wage Increases 4
(Sum of Losses Every 6 Months)
0
MONTHS 1-6 1-12 1-18 1-24 1-30 1-36
ANNUALIZED WAGE INCRE ASES

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION
Vincennes University and
North American Crane Certification
to Offer OSHA-Required Training
By John Tooley
Training Coordinator
Vincennes University, Gibson Center
Fort Branch, Ind.
The Vincennes University Gibson
Center in Fort Branch, Ind., is pleased
to announce it has partnered with North
American Crane Certification LLC to provide
crane operator training and certification. By
November 2017, the Occupational Safety
and Health Administration (OSHA) will
require all crane operators be certified
by a nationally accredited organization.
A five-day training course is offered
year-round and covers all aspects of
crane safety. An onsite 40-ton crane is
available for crane operator instruction
and the practical operating exam. During
the course, an inexperienced crane
operator may schedule up to 12 hours of
crane-operating instruction. All testing is
monitored and scored by Crane Institute
Certification (CIC) under its strict standards.
CIC is the certifying institute that
issues National Commission for Certifying
Agencies-accredited operator certifications
for the five types and capacity levels of mobile
cranes, articulating boom cranes, digger
derrick cranes and service/mechanic truck
cranes. The Vincennes University Gibson
Center/North American Crane Certification
also offers training and certifications for
riggers, master riggers and signal-persons.
CIC meets OSHA’s current requirements
for crane operator certification by type
and capacity as well as OSHA’s rigger and
signal-person qualification requirements.
To become a CIC-certified crane operator,
a candidate must pass a general knowledge
exam, supplemental exams and a practical
operating exam for the crane type and capacity
level for which the candidate is applying.
The crane operator certificate received is
valid for five years from the date of issue.
The various certification classes are
designed to provide a one-stop shop to receive
all instruction, exams and testing in a fourto-five
day period. Everything to become
certified is included. To sign up for classes,
call 812-888-2888 or visit www.vinu.edu.
The Gibson Center is located at 8100 U.S.
41 in Fort Branch, Ind., close to Interstate 69
exits 22 and 27.
About CIC and its Purpose
Crane Institute of America Certification
(CIC) is an independent certifying organization.
CIC’s nationally accredited crane operator,
rigger and signal-person programs are the
result of the experience and input from experts
from a broad range of crane-related companies,
industry groups and assessment experts.
CIC subject matter experts include crane
managers for power, construction, and general
industry; crane operators and supervisors;
inspectors; manufacturers; and training
professionals. The crane operating experience
and wisdom represented by these experts is
unparalleled. The main purpose of CIC is to
save lives through certification, promote safety,
provide the crane industry with more options to
obtain accredited certification and be known as
the standard in certification.
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By November 2017, OSHA
Will Require All Crane Operators
Be Certified By A Nationally
Accredited Organization
CRANE OPERATOR TRAINING/CERTIFICATION
CLASSES OFFERED YEAR-ROUND
COURSES INCLUDE:
CLASSROOM TRAINING • WRITTEN EXAM • PRACTICAL EXAM
NCCCO License holders can also be re-certified
MOBILE CRANE OPERATOR
Training • Certification
OVERHEAD/GANTRY CRANE
Training • Certification
SIGNAL PERSON/RIGGER
Training • Qualification
OTHER SERVICES OFFERED:
Lift Director/Lift Planning Classes
Mine Safety & Health Administration
(MSHA) Task Training
Annual/Periodic Crane Inspections
Accident Investigations
Hands-on Crane Training
812-888-2888 http://vinu.edu/crane
Veterans Administration (VA) Approved Training Facility
Woman-Owned Small Business

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION
Educating Indiana’s
Logistics Workforce
The demand for logistics knowledge in today’s world is enormous and building the new logistics workforce is truly a team effort with
Indiana. Colleges, universities and corporations are working together to arm logistics graduates with the skills they need to meet future
workforce demands. Many certification courses and degree programs are focused on introducing project-based work and internship
opportunities specifically aimed at providing students with real-world logistics experiences. Other programs target supply-chain management,
operations management, logistics and global business as well as the tools, techniques and theories that apply across the logistics industry.
See below for a sampling of colleges and universities in Indiana offering programs in logistics.
Ball State University, Muncie
Miller College of Business
B.S. in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
765-285-5300
Admissions: 800-482-4BSU
bsu.edu/cob
This academic program is designed for students looking to work in
management positions in the creation or distribution of goods and
services. Courses in supply chain management are featured at the
senior level.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Worldwide
Indianapolis
Certificate, Associate’s, Bachelor’s and Master’s degree
programs, including Logistics and Supply Chain, and Professional
Development programs
General: 317-487-6281
worldwide.erau.edu/locations/Indianapolis
Embry-Riddle logistics programs provide students with an
understanding of tools, techniques and theories that apply across the
logistics industry.
Indiana State University, Terre Haute
Scott College of Business
B.S. in Operations and Supply Chain Management
Marketing & Operations Department
812-237-3365
Admissions: 800-GO-TO-ISU
indstate.edu/business/oscm
Combining the classic field of operations within the broader
framework of supply chain management, students receive a balanced
education in both managerial and analytical concepts. Required
courses include SCM fundamentals, data-driven decision making,
business process improvement, lean six-sigma, business analytics
and global SCM strategy.
Indiana University, Bloomington
Kelley School of Business
B.S. in Supply Chain Management
M.B.A. in Supply Chain and Operations
Online M.S. in Global Supply Chain Management
General: 812-855-8100
Admissions: Undergraduate, 812-855-0661
Graduate: 800-99-IUMBA
kelley.iu.edu
Indiana University’s degrees in supply chain management cover all
aspects of the supply chain. The Kelley Direct M.S. in global supply
chain management degree is through an online program for working
adults.
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Indiana University, Bloomington
Supply Chain Management Academy
(812) 855-2210
The academy offers M.B.A. students real-world experience. The
Corporate Advisory Board gives students a chance to network, and
each student is paired with a corporate mentor for support.
Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis
Kelley School of Business
B.S. in Supply Chain Management
M.B.A. in Supply Chain Management
Undergrad: 317-274-2147
M.B.A.: 317-274-4895
Undergraduate Admissions: 317-274-4591
kelley.iupui.edu
Both undergraduate and M.B.A. supply chain management majors
give students a solid background in sourcing, planning, delivering,
as well as process improvement. Students have a chance to work with
local businesses and non-profit organizations.
Ivy Tech Community College
Corporate College
National Workforce Credential Training in:
• MSSC Certified Logistics Associate
• MSSC Certified Logistics Technician
Logistics Readiness Certificate:
• CDL Class A and Class B
• Math for Warehousing/Distribution
• TDL Computer Basics
• Critical Thinking/Problem Solving
General: 888-IVYLINE
ivytech.edu
Starting in the 2016-2017 academic year, Ivy Tech will begin offering
online programs for an Associate of Science degree in Supply Chain
Logistics and a Certificate in Supply Chain Logistics allowing 100%
access to students across the state. Both programs will also be offered
in traditional class setting at select Ivy Tech campuses.
Recognizing Indiana’s place in the logistics industry, Ivy Tech works
to prepare a workforce that is up-to-date in current technologies for
the transportation, distribution and logistics fields.
Purdue University, West Lafayette
College of Technology
B.S. in Supply Chain Management Technology
765-494-4935
tech.purdue.edu
Krannert School of Management
B.S. in Supply Chain Information and Analytics
M.B.A. with options in Operations and Global Supply Chain
Management
M.S. in Global Supply Chain Management
765-494-0773
Admissions: 877-622-5726
krannert.purdue.edu
Purdue University’s Krannert School of Management fuses analytical
and technical expertise with strategic leadership abilities. Courses
have an emphasis on case studies, real-world learning and teamwork.
Purdue University, West Lafayette
Global Supply Chain Management Initiative
765-494-4322
gscmi.org
The Global Supply Chain Management Initiative offers M.B.A.
students a broad course selection and a variety of hands-on
opportunities, from working on projects, study abroad programs and
cross-cultural training seminars. They also provide one to three-day
educational workshops for companies looking to broaden employees’
global perspective.
University of Indianapolis
School of Business
B.S. in Operations and Supply Chain Management
Undergraduate admissions: 800-232-8634
Evening M.B.A. with a Global Supply Chain Management
concentration
Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management
M.B.A. Admissions: 317-788-3340
Providing a solid background in business principles, the undergraduate
program prepares students for diverse job opportunities. The
M.B.A. program offers convenient scheduling and courses focused
on international business, supply chain management and project
management. The Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management
is designed for individuals with existing M.B.A.s or M.A.s in either
accounting or finance who are looking to expand their horizons or
branch out into a new field.
Valparaiso University
College of Business
B.S. in Business Administration, major in International Business
B.S. in Business Administration, major in Business Analytics
General: 219-464-5040
Admissions: 888-GO-VALPO
valpo.edu/business
With a Major in International Business, not only do students study
global operations and supply-side management, they also take foreign
language courses and spend a semester in an international location.
The major in Business Analytics offers students not only global
operations and supply-side management, but an understanding of data
management and quantitative analysis, and the ability to effectively
communicate this information in a business context.
Vincennes University
Business & Industry Workforce Training
Industry Recognized Credentials
• CDL Class A & B
• Fork-Lift Essentials
• APICS GLA
Custom Training Programs
• Team Lead Essentials
• Supervisor Essentials
• Industrial Maintenance
Plainfield, Indianapolis, Lebanon, Ft. Branch, Vincennes
Online Information: 317-381-6099
vinu.edu/workforce
VU B&I programs provide training and educational opportunities
to individuals seeking increased career advancement potential and
employers seeking a competitive edge. High-quality training is the
VU standard - offering online, classroom and hands-on experiences.
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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/EDUCATION
Logistics U: Moving High School
Students into Logistics
According to our friends at the
Cambridge Dictionary, logistics is “the
careful organization of a complicated
military, business, or other activity
so that it happens in a successful and
effective way.” But to a high school
student with supply chain interest, what
does this mean? How does that vague
notion become a career?
Logistics, as with many industries,
faces a shortage of skilled workers. In
response, the Indiana Logistics Summit,
an annual conference featuring national
leaders looking at logistics in all types
of industries, created “Logistics U” for
Indiana high school students. Logistics
U gives students with an interest in
logistics a chance to interact with
top professionals to learn about the
industry as well as logistics-related
college degrees, internships, scholarship
opportunities and logistics careers.
Participating colleges and universities
provide representatives to not only
answer student questions about logistics
courses and degrees available, but also
engage them in hands-on activities
designed to stimulate their interest in
the field. In addition, students interact
with logistics employers and Summit
presenters. Since Logistics U began in
2012, 18 high schools from around the
state have participated.
For more information on the Indiana
Logistics Summit and Logistics U, visit
www.indianalogistics.com.
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‘Barging’ into Logistics:
Teaching Kids about the Importance of our Waterways
Even for people who see the Ohio River
every day, it can be difficult to grasp how
important this waterway is to our lives. Simply
put, much of its economic power is out of sight
and out of mind. But the Ports of Indiana is
partnering with the non-profit organization,
RiverWorks Discovery, to help educate young
people about the critical role that rivers play in
our lives and the importance of protecting these
environmental and economic resources for
future generations.
Ports of Indiana, a statewide port authority
managing two ports on the Ohio River and
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on America’s Waterways
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one on Lake Michigan, has partnered with
RiverWorks Discovery for several years to bring
the organization’s national river educational
outreach program to the Hoosier state. This has
included hosting special interactive exhibits
at community events around the state to share
the story of Indiana’s waterways and show how
rivers contribute to the general welfare of the
state. Kids can learn more about the importance
of water transportation in Indiana at these
annual community events: Indianapolis 500
Festival Kids Day (May 14, 2016) and Mount
Vernon River Days (Sept. 9-11, 2016).
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Parents and teachers can also learn about
educational activities that teach young people
about ships, tugboats, ports and river activities
at www.portsofindiana.com and www.
riverworksdiscovery.org.
Activities include a patch program to
encourage parents and teachers to take kids
on field trips to rivers as well as a high school
science curriculum to help students understand
waterborne shipping and ports. Below is a barge
race game designed to help children ages 5-10
better understand river transportation.
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3. Players move tokens and follow any instructions on the spaces
where they land.
4. Winner is the first to get his or her towboat to the grain elevator.
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Indiana’s Ports Provide Solutions
for U.S. Automakers
COMPANIES AT PORT OF INDIANA-JEFFERSONVILLE
PROVIDE COMPONENTS FOR TOP 6 U.S. AUTOMAKERS
AND 8 MIDWEST TIER 1 SUPPLIERS
Major projects drive multimodal opportunities
for Jeffersonville port companies
• $2.3B Bridges Project
• $30M Transportation Corridor
• $17M Intermodal Project
TOP U.S. AUTOMAKERS SERVED BY JEFFERSONVILLE PORT COMPANIES

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Wabash National Corporation
Richard J. Giromini, President and CEO
3000 E. Main St.
Lafayette, IN 47905
wabashnational.com
P: 765-771-5300; F: 765-771-5308
•Trailer design, manufacture, marketing
Trucking - Specialized
Commercial-Works
David J. Moore, Regional Vice President
dmoore@cmiets.com
255 S. Post Road
Indianapolis, IN 46219
commercial-works.com
P: 317-895-9202; F: 317-890-6020
•Business relocation : plan, furnish, move,
manage
Huff Contractors Inc.
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
•24 hour emergency road service
Jack Gray Transport Inc.
Jack Gray, President
BUSINESS
Djuric Trucking Inc.
LISTINGS
jburczyk@jackgray.com
A&R Logistics
Jim Djuric, President
4600 E. 15th Ave.
Gary Parker, Terminal Manager
4805 S. Sheffield Ave.
Gary, IN 46403
gparker@artransport.com
Hammond, IN 46237
jackgray.com
4800 Keystone Blvd.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
artransport.com
P: 812-284-4493; F: 812-284-5455
•Bulk plastic transport, plastic packaging &
warehousing
Accuride Corp.
Brett Roache, Corporate Logistics
Manager
broache@accuridecorp.com
7140 Office Circle
Evansville, IN 47715
accuridecorp.com
P: 812-962-5100
•Commercial vehicle component
manufacturer
Atlas Van Lines Agent Imlach
Rob Woodruff, General Manager
rwoodruff@guardianrelocation.com
2710 Independence Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
P: 260-484-3149; F: 260-483-6292
Bagshaw Trucking Inc.
Mark Grantz, Transportation
Coordinator
m.grantz@bagshawtrucking.com
13110 Blue Lick Road
Memphis, IN 47143
bagshawtrucking.com
P: 812-294-4060; F: 812-246-0280
•Heavy equipment hauling, dump truck
hauling
Bridge Terminal Transport
indbtttrk@bttinc.com
310 Transfer Road
Indianapolis, IN 46214
bttinc.com
P: 317-209-2700; F: 317-209-2710
•Custom bonded, common/contract carrier,
container yard, drayage, full container load,
intermodal freight system, ISO certified
companies, motor carriers, transportation
brokers, CTPAT certified
Bulk Transport Corp.
Dave Merkel, General Manager
dmerkel@bibtc.com
720 W. U.S. Highway 20
Michigan City, IN 46360
P: 219-787-8602; F: 219-787-9316
•Heavy equipment rental
Bulkmatic Transport Co.
Larry Smith, Senior Vice President, Sales
lsmith@bulkmatic.com
2001 N. Cline Ave.
Griffith, IN 46319
bulkmatic.com
P: 219-972-7630; F: 219-972-7655
•Trucking, specialized equipment, Including
liquid, dry & self-loading vacuum units
CCC Freightlines Inc.
Charles L. Mong III, President
6335 English Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46219
P: 317-353-8344; F: 317-351-2213
•Private carrier
Elmer Buchta Trucking
Tom Bennett, Vice President
P.O. Box 68
Otwell, IN 47564
buchta.com
P: 812-354-6300
•5 additional terminal locations in
Cannelburg, Chandler, Lamar, Linton &
Petersburg, Ind.
FedEx Ground
5153 Maritime Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
fedex.com
P: 812-218-0781
FedEx Home
1202 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
fedex.com
P: 812-288-2915
G-Diamond Transport Inc.
Randy Graybill, President
2500 Middlebury St., Ste. 2
Elkhart, IN 46516
gdiamondinc.com
P: 574-293-7858; F: 574-293-9085
•Mobile home, recreational vehicle and boat
transportation
Grammer Industries Inc.
Charles (Shorty) Whittington, President
18375 E. 345 S.
Grammer, IN 47236
grammerindustries.com
P: 800-333-7410; F: 812-579-5643
Haas Carriage
Greg Kight, General Manager
gkight@haascarriageinc.com
625 W. Utica St.
Sellersburg, IN 47172
haascarriageinc.com
P: 812-246-5425; F: 812-248-2477
Huebner & Son Trucking Inc.
Roger J. Huebner, President
rhuebner@huebnertrucking.com
766 Hyrock Blvd.
Boonville, IN 47601
huebnertrucking.com
P: 812-897-1454; F: 812-897-0010
P: 219-938-7020; F: 219-938-6866
•Trucking of bulk materials, stevedore
djurictrucking.com
P: 219-933-1090; F: 219-933-1093
•200,000 sq. ft.+ warehouse space in N.
Indiana, Indianapolis & Chicago; sub-
As “The Crossroads of America,” Indiana has a world-class Jet Star Inc. infrastructure
assembly, kitting, pick/pack, transloading,
Darryl Guiducci, CEO
system consisting of eight
65 trucks; intermodal,
interstates,
flatbed, specialized,
41 railroads, dguiducci@jetstarinc.com two navigable
Hazmat, dry van, refrigeration
waterways and 405 airports. The imprint of the logistics 10825 Andrade industry Drive on the
Zionsville, IN 46077
Don Ray Drive-A-Way Co. Inc.
state’s economy is significant when considering how jetstarinc.com many businesses it
Louise Ray, President
P: 317-873-4222; F: 317-873-4361
touches ranging from supply-chain contactus@drdaway.com managers to warehouse/distribution
•Transports jet fuel, aviation gas, diesel,
P.O. Box 246
gasoline, ethanol & lube oil
to multimodal transportation Decatur, IN 46733 specialists to economic development
officials. The competitiveness
drdaway.com
of Indiana’s logistics industry is dependent
P: 260-728-2400; F: 260-724-2026
upon four key factors: location, •Motor home delivery infrastructure, education and workforce.
The businesses listed in this directory are partners in the growth and
competitiveness of Indiana’s logistics industry.
This section is divided into five featured categories:
Transportation: Aviation-Marine-Rail-Trucking
Freight Services
Education/Workforce
Economic Development
Professional Services
Jet Transit Inc.
Curt Petry, Transit Manager
cpetry@jasperengines.com
815 Wernsing Road
Jasper, IN 47546
jasperengines.com
P: 812-482-1041; F: 812-634-1820
Mamo Transportation
JoAnn Sawyer, Director of Safety
jsawyer@mamotransportation.com
P.O. Box 40; 1247 3rd St.
Osceola, IN 46561
mamotransportation.com
P: 888-668-6885; F: 877-727-5814
•Drive-away commercial truck delivery
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
•Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Each category is distinguished by a specific page coloring. Within the
featured categories, you will also find various sub-groups that have been
added based upon information provided by the listed businesses.
Metals USA, Ohio River Metal
Services
Marty Finerty, Plant Manager
mfinerty@metalsusa.com
5150 Loop Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
metalsusa.com
P: 812-282-4770; F: 812-282-5873
•Metals processor, distributor, stevedoring
An alphabetic listing of each company is featured on pages 94 to 97
identifying all pages on which these companies appear.
Midwest Transport Inc.
Dale Detro,
agordon@mwtransport.com
616 E. Franklin
Greencastle, IN 46135
mwtransport.com
P: 618-544-3399
P & C Trucking
Norman L. Brown, General Manager
nbrown@pandctrucking.com
4410 S. Ross Road
Gary, IN 46408
pandctrucking.com
P: 219-972-0193; F: 219-972-0208
•Dump, flatbed, low-boy
TRANSPORTATION
FREIGHT SERVICES
EDUCATION/WORKFORCE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
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Air Carriers
American Airlines Cargo
7899 South Service Road, Ste. A
Indianapolis, IN 46241
aacargo.com
P: 800-777-6930; 317-248-3186
American Airlines Inc.
7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46241
aa.com
P: 800-433-7300
Cargolux Airlines International S.A.
Edward Moraitis, Operations Manager
emoraitis@cargolux.com
IMC Gate 25, 2745 S. Hoffman Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
cargolux.com
P: 317-243-9149; F: 317-243-9179
Continental Cargo
7899 S. Service Road, Ste. G
Indianapolis, IN 46241
cocargo.com
P: 317-241-2006, 800-421-2456
F: 317-241-2048
Delta Airlines Cargo
7899 S. Service Road, Ste. G
Indianapolis, IN 46241
deltacargo.com
P: 800-352-2746, 317-247-7692
F: 317-247-7695
Delta Global Services
james.grabill@delta.com
7801 Bussing Drive
Evansville, IN 47725
dalgs.com
P: 812-423-4624
Scheduled passenger air transportation
FedEx Express
6311 Airway Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46241
fedex.com
P: 800-463-3339
TRANSPORTATION
Indiana has access to 1,188 miles of interstate, 4,075 miles of rail, 405 airports and over
400 miles of navigable waterways on the Ohio River and Lake Michigan.
Some of Indiana’s top national rankings include:
• Aviation: 2nd largest FedEx Express airline hub in the world
• Marine: 6th in U.S. domestic waterborne traffic
• Trucking: 1st in pass-through interstates
• Rail: 3rd in number of freight railroads
Frontier/Midwest Connect Airline
Cargo
7899 S. Service Road, Ste. G
Indianapolis, IN 46241
frontierairlines.com
P: 800-394-2158, 317-248-3868
F: 317-247-7695
Quantem Aviation Services
Andrea Greathouse, General Manager
agreathouse@qasllc.aero
7899 South Service Road, Ste. G
Indianapolis, IN 46241
quantemaviation.com
P: 317-247-3663; F: 317-247-3654
TOC Logistics International LLC
Greg Scheevel, Director of Global
Development
sales@toclogistics.com
2601 Fortune Circle East Drive, Ste. 201B
Indianapolis, IN 46241
toclogistics.com
P: 317-759-2130; F: 317-329-6465
MBE, program-based transportation and
supply chain management, global supplier
optimization and consolidation, spend
management
Universal
Joe Goryl, Vice President
jgoryl@goutsi.com
12755 E. 9 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48089
goutsi.com
P: 586-920-0100
UPS Air Cargo
1400 Hurstbourne Parkway
Louisville, KY 40223
ups.com/aircargo
P: 502-329-3000
UPS international air hub located in Louisville
25 minutes from the Port of Indiana
UPS Express Critical
Joseph Beilner, Region Sales Manager
beilner.joe@ups.com
500 Busse Highway
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
upsexpresscritical.com
P: 630-274-1806
Expediting, next flight out, hot shot surface
movements, hand carry, international,
charters, secured products and KVan
AVIATION
Airports
Anderson Municipal Airport
John Coon, Manager
jcoon@cityofanderson.com
282 Airport Road
Anderson, IN 46017
cityofanderson.com
P: 765-648-6293; F: 765-648-6294
Brazil-Clay Co. Municipal Airport
P.O. Box 1
Knightsville, IN 47857
P: 812-443-0018
Chicago O’Hare International Airport
aviation@ohare.com
10000 W. O’Hare; P.O. Box 66142
Chicago, IN 60666
ohare.com
P: 800-832-6352; F: 773-686-3573
Clark Regional Airport
6003 Propeller Lane
Sellersburg, IN 47172
clarkregionalairport.com
P: 812-246-7460; F: 812-749-0718
Columbus Municipal Airport
Brian Payne, Airport Director
bpayne@columbus.in.gov
4770 Ray Boll Blvd.
Columbus, IN 47203
columbus.in.gov/airport
P: 812-376-2519; F: 812-348-1320
Elkhart Municipal Airport
Andy Jones, Airport Manager
andy.jones@coei.org
1211 County Road 6 W.
Elkhart, IN 46516
elkhartindiana.org
P: 574-264-5217; F: 574-264-0915
Evansville Vanderburgh Airport
Authority
Douglas P. Joest, Airport Manager
doug@evvairport.com
7801 Bussing Drive
Evansville, IN 47725
flyevv.com
P: 812-421-4401; F: 812-421-4412
Fort Wayne International Airport
Scott Hinderman, Executive Director
of Airports
hinderman@fwairport.com
3801 W. Ferguson Road, Ste. 209
Fort Wayne, IN 46809
fwairport.com
P: 260-747-4146; F: 260-747-1762
French Lick Municipal Airport
Zachary D. Brown, Airport Manager
manager@frenchlickairport.com
9764 W. 375 S.
French Lick, IN 47432
frenchlickairport.com
P: 812-936-2222; F: 812-936-3134
Gary/Chicago International Airport
Daniel Vicari, Executive Director
dan@gciairport.com
6001 Airport Road
Gary, IN 46406
garychicagoairport.com
P: 219-949-9722; F: 219-949-0573
Greenwood Municipal Airport
Lori Curless, Manager
curlessl@greenwood.in.gov
897 Airport Parkway
Greenwood, IN 46143
greenwood.in.gov/airport
P: 317-881-0887; F: 317-865-2771
Huntingburg Airport
Travis McQueen, Airport Manager
2495 W. 900 S.
Huntingburg, IN 47542
huntingburgairport.com
P: 812-683-5454; F: 812-683-2548
All general aviation needs
Huntingburg Airport Technology
Park
Travis McQueen, Airport Manager
2495 W. 900 S.
Huntingburg, IN 47542
huntingburgairport.com
P: 812-683-5454; F: 812-683-2548
All general aviation needs
TRANSPORTATION AVIATION Air Carriers | Airports
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AIrports | Aviation Services AVIATION TRANSPORTATION
AVIATION Category Subhead
Huntington Municipal Airport
Steve Gray, Manager
steven.gray@huntington.in.us
1365 Warren Road
Huntington, IN 46750
huntington.in.us
P: 260-356-8515; F: 260-356-9200
Indianapolis International Airport
Dexter Salenda, Manager of Business
Development
dsalenda@indianapolisairport.com
7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial
Drive, Ste. 100
Indianapolis, IN 46241
indianapolisairport.com
P: 317-487-5285; F: 317-487-5034
Available airside facilities, up to 120,000 s.f.,
including temperature controlled
Indianapolis Regional Airport
Mike Medvescek, Senior Director of
Operations
mmedvescek@indianapolisairport.com
7800 Aviation Way
Greenfield, IN 46140
indianapolisairport.com
P: 317-487-5024
Kentland Municipal Airport
Chuck Classen, Airport Manager
airport50i@embarqmail.com
2291 W. 1635 S.
Kentland, IN 47951
P: 815-383-2634; F: 219-474-9081
24/7 access to fuel and terminal, computer
weather, pilot lounge, restrooms, soft drinks
and water
Louisville Regional Airport
Authority
Skip Miller, Executive Director
P.O. Box 9129
Louisville, KY 40209
flylouisville.com
P: 502-368-6524; F: 502-367-0199
Michigan City Municipal Airport
Jessica Ward, Airport Manager
mgcairport@emichigancity.com
1300 N. State Road 212
Michigan City, IN 46360
mgcairport.com
P: 219-872-0121; F: 219-872-0121
Midway International Airport
Aviation@FlyChicago.com
5700 S. Cicero
Chicago, IL 60638
flychicago.com
P: 773-838-0600
Nappanee Municipal Airport
John M. Graber, Manager
24751 U.S. 6 E.
Nappanee, IN 46550
nappanee.org
P: 574-773-4707
Plymouth Municipal Airport
Dave Lattimer, Manager, C65
airport@plymouthin.com
301 Airport Road
Plymouth, IN 46563
plymouthin.com
P: 574-935-5152; F: 574-935-5152
Sale of 100LL and Jet A aircraft fuels
Porter County Regional Airport
Kyle Kuebler, Airport Director
vpz@vpz.org
4101 Murvihill Road
Valparaiso, IN 46383
vpz.org
P: 219-462-6508; F: 219-462-2913
South Bend International Airport
Mike Daigle, Executive Director
mdaigle@sbnair.com
4477 Progress Drive
South Bend, IN 46628
flysbn.com
P: 574-282-4590; F: 574-239-2585
Aviation Services
Terre Haute International Airport -
Hulman Field
Darrel Zeck, Director of Operations
and Development
dzeck@huf.com
581 S. Airport St.
Terre Haute, IN 47803
huf.com
P: 812-877-2524; F: 812-877-3853
Chicago Aviation Department
P.O. Box 66142
Chicago, IL 60666
chicagoairports.com
P: 773-686-3700; F: 773-686-3573
Airport management
Fort Wayne-Allen County Airport
Authority
Scott Hinderman, Executive Director
of Airports
hinderman@fwairport.com
3801 W. Ferguson Road, Ste. 209
Fort Wayne, IN 46809
fwairport.com
P: 260-747-4146; F: 260-747-1762
Indianapolis Airport Authority
Dexter Salenda, Manager of Business
Development
dsalenda@indianapolisairport.com
7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial
Drive, Ste. 100
Indianapolis, IN 46241
indianapolisairport.com
P: 317-487-5285; F: 317-487-5034
Miller Aviation
Josh Walker, Owner/Operator
milleraviation@comcast.net
661 W. 100 N.
Portland, IN 47371
miller-aviation.com
P: 260-726-4901; F: 260-726-3591
135 on demand charter operator
Montgomery Aviation
Dan Montgomery, President/Owner
dan@montgomeryaviation.net
11329 E. State Road 32
Zionsville, IN 46077
montgomeryaviation.net
P: 317-769-4487; F: 317-769-3207
Indianapolis executive airport
Muncie Aviation Co.
Martin Ingram, President
martin@muncieaviation.com
5201 N. Walnut St.
Muncie, IN 47303
muncieaviation.com
P: 765-289-7141; F: 765-289-7142
Avionics & parts sales, fuel sales, aircraft sales
& service
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Rhoades Air Center Inc.
Jack Rhoades, Owner & President
jddavis@rhoadesaircenter.com
4770 Ray Boll Blvd.
Columbus, IN 47203
rhoadesaircenter.com
P: 812-372-1819; F: 812-378-2708
Provides all aviation-related services: aircraft
charter, sales, maintenance, rental, flight
instruction, fuel, storage & management
Signature Flight Support Corp.
Phillip S. Kerr, General Manager
ind@signatureflight.com
6390 Turner Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46241
signatureflight.com
P: 317-248-4900; F: 317-248-4924
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Tom Wood Aviation
Tom McCord, General Manager &
Aircraft Sales
tom.mccord@tomwoodaviation.com
9913 Willow View Road
Fishers, IN 46038
tomwoodaviation.com
P: 888-587-9146; F: 317-849-0912
Aviation charter management, repair,
avionics
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Barge Services/Towing
American Commercial Barge Line
Dave Miller, Director, Marketing - Steel,
Bulk and Non-Bulk
dave.miller@bargeacbl.com
1701 E. Market St.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
bargeacbl.com
P: 812-288-0306
Barge lines, transfer dock, towing
CGB Marine
Matt Akins
2601 River Rd.
Louisville, KY 40206
P: 812-288-0488
Kindra Lake Towing
John Kindra, President
jkindra@kindralake.com
9864 S. Avenue N.
Chicago, IL 60617
kindralake.com
P: 773-721-1180; F: 773-721-4138
Towing-marine
Lower Lakes Towing Ltd.
517 Main St.; P.O. Box 1149
Port Dover, Ontario NOA 1NO Canada
lowerlakes.com
P: 519-583-0982; F: 519-583-1946
Bulk cargo transportation - ITB units and
self-unloaders
MARINE
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McKeil Marine
info@mckeil.com
208 Hillyard St.
Hamilton, Ontario L8L 6B6 Canada
mckeil.com
P: 905-528-4141; F: 905-528-6144
Towing, salvage, sectional barge chartering,
project management, engineering & design
The Great Lakes Towing Company
Joseph P. Starck, Jr., President
jps@thegreatlakesgroup.com
4500 Division Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44102
thegreatlakesgroup.com
P: 216-621-4854; F: 216-621-7616
Tugboat, towing, barge services, shipyard
services, shipyard new construction and
repair services
Merging Leaders Means Greater Value on the Water.
Just as the Missouri and Ohio Rivers flow together to form the mighty Mississippi, two
leaders in inland barge transportation have joined to form the largest and most diversified
carrier of dry and liquid cargoes on the inland waterways.
With the recent acquisition of AEP River Operations, American Commercial Barge Line
(ACBL) now operates the industry’s largest and newest fleet on an expanded operating
network with an even greater team of the most experienced and highly skilled mariners
and maritime professionals, making us more reliable, accessible, efficient and responsive
than ever before.
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TPG Mount Vernon Marine,
Jeffersonville Barge Service
Charles Latham, II, General Manager
c.latham@mvbsjeff.com
5804 Utica Pike
Utica, IN 47130
mvbsjeff.com
P: 812-725-8295; F: 812-725-8297
Towing, fleeting, barge cleaning/repair,
stevedoring
TPG Mount Vernon Marine, Mount
Vernon Barge Service
Wayne McDonald, General Manager
w.mcdonald@mvbarge.com
P.O. Box 607
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
mvbarge.com
P: 812-838-4889
Towing, fleeting, barge cleaning/repair,
stevedoring
Marine Services
American Commercial Barge Line
Dave Miller, Director, Marketing - Steel,
Bulk and Non-Bulk
dave.miller@bargeacbl.com
1701 E. Market St.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
bargeacbl.com
P: 812-288-0306
Barge lines, transfer dock, towing
Central Marine Logistics Inc.
ops@centralmarine.us
445 N. Broad St.
Griffith, IN 46319
centralmarinelogistics.com
P: 219-922-2602; F: 219-922-2715
Evansville Marine Service Inc.
Robert R. Aldrich, President & Owner
boba@ems-harbors.com
P.O. Box 6048
Evansville, IN 47719
ems-harbors.com
P: 812-424-9278
Great Lakes Inspection
Robert L. Sinnokrak, Marine Surveyor
grtlksinsp@g-lakes.com
P.O. Box 1517
Homewood, IL 60430
P: 219-972-7901, 773-721-5535
F: 773-721-5315, 219-972-7905
Marine survey services
Lower Lakes Towing Ltd.
517 Main St.; P.O. Box 1149
Port Dover, Ontario NOA 1NO Canada
lowerlakes.com
P: 519-583-0982; F: 519-583-1946
Bulk cargo transportation - ITB units and
self-unloaders
TRANSPORTATION MARINE Barge Services/Towing | Marine Services
Learn more about how ACBL is delivering greater value on the water by calling
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Delivering Greater Value on the Water.
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Marine Services | Port Facilities/Terminals MARINE TRANSPORTATION
AVIATION Category Subhead
Riverlands Marine Surveyors
Greg Weeter, President & Principal
Surveyor
office@riverlandsmarine.com
935 Riverside Drive
Louisville, KY 40207
riverlandsmarine.com
P: 502-897-9900; F: 502-897-9910
Survey cargoes, containers & commercial
vessels
Saint Lawrence Seaway
Development Corp.
marketing@seaway.ca
180 Andrews St.
Massena, NY 13662
greatlakes-seaway.com
P: 315-764-3200; F: 315-764-3235
Operations headquarters
TPG Mount Vernon Marine,
Jeffersonville Barge Service
Charles Latham, II, General Manager
c.latham@mvbsjeff.com
5804 Utica Pike
Utica, IN 47130
mvbsjeff.com
P: 812-725-8295; F: 812-725-8297
Towing, fleeting, barge cleaning/repair,
stevedoring
TPG Mount Vernon Marine,
Mount Vernon Barge Service
Wayne McDonald, General Manager
w.mcdonald@mvbarge.com
P.O. Box 607
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
mvbarge.com
P: 812-838-4889
Towing, fleeting, barge cleaning/repair,
stevedoring
Port Facilities/Terminals
Perry County Port Authority
Alvin C. Evans, President & CEO
alvin@pcrailport.net
926 S. Boundary St.; P.O. Box 423
Tell City, IN 47586
pcrailport.com
P: 812-547-3586; F: 812-547-6266
Logistics and development
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor
Rick Heimann, Port Director
rheimann@portsofindiana.com
6625 S. Boundary Road
Portage, IN 46368
portsofindiana.com
P: 219-787-8636; F: 219-787-8842
Port authority, FTZ, industrial sites,
stevedoring, storage, terminal operators,
warehousing, development financing, grain
elevator, steel processing, 29 port companies
Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville
Scott Stewart, Port Director
sstewart@portsofindiana.com
1402 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
portsofindiana.com
P: 812-283-9662; F: 812-282-7505
Port authority, FTZ, industrial sites,
stevedoring, storage, terminal operators,
warehousing, development financing, grain
elevator, steel processing, 28 port companies
Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon
Phil Wilzbacher, Port Director
pwilzbacher@portsofindiana.com
2751 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
portsofindiana.com
P: 812-838-4382; F: 812-838-4377
Port authority, FTZ, industrial sites,
stevedoring, storage, terminal operators,
warehousing, development financing, grain
elevator, coal terminal, 12 port companies
Ports of Indiana
Rich Cooper, CEO
info@portsofindiana.com
150 Market St., Ste. 100
Indianapolis, IN 46204
portsofindiana.com
P: 800-232-PORT; F: 317-232-0137
Port authority, 3 ports, FTZ, industrial sites,
stevedoring, storage, terminal operators,
warehousing, development financing,
intermodal planning, steel processing, grain
elevators, coal terminal, more than 65 port
companies
Summit Terminal
Kevin Rayburn, Director of Business
Development
krayburn@summitterminal.com
2932 E. State Road 66
Rockport, IN 47635
summitterminal.com
P: 812-649-8980; F: 812-649-2302
Tell City River Port - Perry County
Port Authority
Alvin C. Evans, President & CEO
alvin@pcrailport.net
926 S. Boundary St.; P.O. Box 423
Tell City, IN 47586
pcrailport.com
P: 812-547-3586; F: 812-547-6266
Ohio River port, rail access, warehousing,
storage
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Stevedores
Cargill Inc.
Ryan McCoy, Plant Manager
ryan_mccoy@cargill.com
6640 Ship Drive
Portage, IN 46368
cargill.com
P: 219-787-9461; F: 219-787-9461
Grain handling & agricultural products
Consolidated Grain & Barge Co.
Scott Perkins, Facility Manager
scott.perkins@cgb.com
210 George St.
Aurora, IN 47001
cgb.com
P: 812-926-0740; F: 812-926-4810
Stevedore, logistics services
Consolidated Grain & Barge Co.
Dean Jackson, Terminal Manager
dean.jackson@cgb.com
2701 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
cgb.com
P: 812-838-6651
Terminal operators
Consolidated Grain & Barge Co.
Mike Hucker, Facility Manager
mike.hucker@cgb.com
5100 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
cgb.com
P: 812-283-9500
Terminal operators
Federal Marine Terminals Inc.
Brian LaRue, General Manager
415 Salmon Drive
Portage, IN 46368
fmtcargo.com
P: 219-787-1017; F: 219-787-0003
Lakes & Rivers Transfer
(A Division of Jack Gray Transport)
Patrick McKinney, Manager
115 Steel Drive
Portage, IN 46368
jackgray.com
P: 219-787-9280; F: 219-787-8511
Stevedoring, trucking of bulk materials
Metals USA, Ohio River Metal Services
Marty Finerty, Plant Manager
mfinerty@metalsusa.com
5150 Loop Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
metalsusa.com
P: 812-282-4770; F: 812-282-5873
Metals processor, distributor, stevedoring
Tanco Clark Maritime
Kim Moran, Terminal Manager
kmoran@wolflakeinc.com
5144 Utica Pike
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
wolflakeinc.com
P: 812-280-7300; F: 812-280-7043
Liquid storage, blending & handling
Tanco Terminals Inc.
Ken Long, General Manager
ken@wolflakeinc.com
P.O. Box 565
Hammond, IN 46325
wolflakeinc.com
P: 219-937-4300; F: 219-937-0090
Liquid storage, blending & handling
TPG Mount Vernon Marine,
Jeffersonville Barge Service
Charles Latham, II, General Manager
c.latham@mvbsjeff.com
5804 Utica Pike
Utica, IN 47130
mvbsjeff.com
P: 812-725-8295; F: 812-725-8297
Towing, fleeting, barge cleaning/repair,
stevedoring
TPG Mount Vernon Marine,
Mount Vernon Barge Service
Wayne McDonald, General Manager
w.mcdonald@mvbarge.com
P.O. Box 607
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
mvbarge.com
P: 812-838-4889
Towing, fleeting, barge cleaning/repair,
stevedoring
WATCO Terminals & Port Services
Brad Seese, Manager
bseese@watcocompanies.com
5146 Loop Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
www.watcocompanies.com
P: 812-282-4938
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Rail Services/Railroads RAIL TRANSPORTATION
2016 Indiana Logistics Directory
Rail Services/Railroads
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
Brunk LLC
803 Logan St.
Goshen, IN 46528
brunk-ajp.com
P: 800-227-4156; F: 574-533-0614
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch
Thomas Burkhardt, General Manager
thomas.burkhardt@chrobinson.com
5155 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
chrobinson.com
P: 812-842-0000; F: 812-842-0001
Rail services; trucking - bulk haul, flat bed,
heavy haul, LTL, truckload, refrigerated,
specialized, regional, national; trucking
services; freight forwarders; heavy lift/
haulage; intermodal services; steamship
lines/agents; 3PL; distribution centers
Central Railroad of Indiana
Doug Ernstes, Director of Sales &
Marketing
doug.ernstes@gwrr.com
3010 E. Pontiac St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46803
railamerica.com
P: 513-317-2474; F: 260-422-9121
Central Railroad of Indianapolis
Amanda Rice, Marketing Manager
202 W. Illinois St.
Petersburg, IN 47567
gwrr.com
P: 812-582-3957; F: 217-685-1090
Chesapeake & Indiana Railroad Co.
916 Vine St.
Connersville, IN 47331
P: 765-825-0316
Chicago Fort Wayne & Eastern
Doug Ernstes, Senior Director, Sales &
Marketing
doug.ernstes@gwrr.com
3010 E. Pontiac St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46803
railamerica.com
P: 513-317-2474; F: 260-422-9121
Chicago South Shore &
South Bend Railroad
Todd Bjornstad, President
505 N. Carroll Ave.
Michigan City, IN 46360
southshorefreight.com
P: 219-874-9000; F: 219-879-3754
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CSX Transportation
Adam Hess
Industrial Development Manager
31 E. Georgia St., Ste. 300
Indianapolis, IN 46204
csx.com
P: 317-267-4981; F: 317-267-4154
Elkhart and Western Railroad Co.
(a subsidiary of Pioneer Railcorp.)
Nathan Johns, Marketing Manager
njohns@pioneer-railcorp.com
1318 S. Johanson Road
Peoria, IL 61607
pioneer-railcorp.com
P: 309-697-1400; F: 309-697-1677
Contract switching, railcar storage, storage
in transit
Evansville Western Railway
Robert Buchanan, Vice President &
General Manager
rabuchanan@evwr.com
818 W. 2nd St.
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
evwr.com
P: 866-812-3897
Exegistics
Stephen Olds, President
stephen.olds@exegistics.com
1101 W. Industrial Drive
North Vernon, IN 47265
exegistics.com
P: 847-353-3810; F: 888-703-5510
Distribution, value-added services, packaging,
operational staffing, inbound/outbound rail
operations
NORTHWEST INDIANA’S
DEDICATED FREIGHT RAILROAD
Gary Railway Co.
Matt Cronch, Manager, Safety &
Administration
macronch@uss.com
1 N. Buchanan St.
Gary, IN 46402
tstarinc.com/grw
P: 219-888-7913; F: 219-888-7935
Genesee & Wyoming Railroad
Services Inc.
Peter Boyle, Director of Industrial
Development,
Midwest and Ohio Valley Regions
peter.boyle@gwrr.com
6516 Henry Farms Road
Roanoke, VA 24018
gwrr.com
P: 540-989-7557
Hoosier Heritage Port Authority
Rhonda Klopfenstein, Executive
Director
rhondask@frontier.com
33 N. Ninth St., Ste. 215
Noblesville, IN 46060
P: 317-776-8268
Hoosier Southern Railroad - Perry
County Port Authority
Kevin Teague, Operations Manager
kevin@pcrailport.com
926 S. Boundary St.; P.O. Box 423
Tell City, IN 47586
pcrailport.com
P: 812-547-3586; F: 812-547-6266
Ohio River port, warehousing, storage
Shipping your freight by rail
is a GREEN option that
lowers greenhouse gas
emissions by 75% when
compared to shipping by
truck.
2721 161st Street • Hammond, IN 46323-1099
219.989.4713
• Direct rail service from
the port of Burns Harbor
to all six Chicago Class
1 Railroads
• System-wide 286,000
GRL weight limit
• Multiple Transload and
Warehouse locations
• Shipping by rail significantly
reduces highway
congestion
www.ihbrr.com
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Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad
Tony Kazakevicius, Assistant Director,
Business Development
tony.kaz@ihbrr.com
2721 161st St.
Hammond, IN 46323
ihbrr.com
P: 219-989-4713; F: 219-989-4934
Chicagoland and Northwest Indiana railroad
Indiana Rail Road Co.
Bob Babcock, Senior Vice President of
Operations and Business Development
8888 Keystone Crossing, Ste. 1600
Indianapolis, IN 46240
inrd.com
P: 317-262-5140; F: 317-262-3310
Terminals, warehousing & distributions
Indiana Railroad Transportation
Group
sectrea@irtg.org
P.O. Box 456
Lapel, IN 46051
irtg.org
P: 765-534-3398; F: 765-534-3399
Railing network
Indiana Southern Railroad
Amanda Rice, Marketing Manager
202 W. Illinois St.
Petersburg, IN 47567
gwrr.com
P: 812-582-3957
Kendallville Terminal Railway Co.
(a subsidiary of Pioneer Railcorp.)
Nathan Johns, Marketing Manager
njohns@pioneer-railcorp.com
1318 S. Johanson Road
Peoria, IL 61607
pioneer-railcorp.com
P: 309-697-1400; F: 309-697-1677
Contract switching, railcar storage, storage
in transit
Louisville & Indiana Railroad
John Goldman, President
lircinfo@anacostia.com
500 Willinger Lane
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
anacostia.com
P: 812-288-0940; F: 812-288-4977
Lake Michigan and Indiana Railroad
James Lankford, Manager
james.lankford@arcelormittal.com
250 W. U.S. 12
Burns Harbor, IN 46304
arcelormittal.com
P: 219-787-7988; F: 219-787-7994
LITX Terminals Resources
John Licht, General Manager
litxrailterminals@gmail.com
1021 Madison Ave.
Beaver Dam, KY 42320
westernbluegrassterminalrr.com
P: 270-274-0454; F: 270-274-0454
Railroad holding corporation
Madison Railroad
Cathy Hale, CEO
chale@madisonrailroad.com
1121 W. JPG Woodfill Road, Bldg. 216
Madison, IN 47250
madisonrailroad.com
P: 812-273-4248; F: 812-265-5251
MG Rail
Chuck Long, Manager
5130 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
P: 812-218-1337 F: 812-218-1311
www.ctlconline.com
Onsite railroad providing 24-hour rail
switching for Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville
Norfolk Southern Corp.
Dayne Tate, Industrial Development
Manager
detate@nscorp.com
9229 Delegates Row, Ste. 260
Indianapolis, IN 46240
nscorp.com
P: 317-819-7672; F: 404-653-3441
Rail services including comprehensive
logistics & an extensive intermodal network
Norfolk Southern Corp.
BH Stanley, Asst. Term. Supt.
bhstanley@nscorp.com
2600 W. Lusher Ave.; P.O. Box 1666
Elkhart, IN 46517
nscorp.com
P: 574-296-2271; F: 574-296-2260
Rail services including comprehensive
logistics & an extensive intermodal network
Rail Safe Training
John Light, Director of Marketing
johnlight.railsafetraining@gmail.com
1021 Madison Ave.
Beaver Dam, KY 42320
railsafetraining.com
P: 270-274-0454; F: 270-775-7071
Railway safety training
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Squaw Creek Southern Railroad
Jerry Strange, Office Manager
rrcx@shawnweelink.net
P.O. Box 303
Boonville, IN 47601
respondekrailroad.com
P: 812-858-6920; F: 812-858-6921
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway
Zach Boehme, Marketing Manager
Zachary.boehme@gwrr.com
4440 Ash Grove Dr., Ste. A
Springfield, IL 62711
gwrr.com
P: 217-685-1090
Winamac Southern Railway Co.
Brad Ortman
bortman@kokomograin.com
c/o Kokomo Grain, P.O. Box 745
Kokomo, IN 46903
P: 765-457-7536; F: 765-456-1207
Serving Indiana
TRANSPORTATION RAIL Rail Services/Railroads
Indiana Southern Railroad, LLC (ISRR) operates
196 miles between Indianapolis and Evansville, Indiana.
www.gwrr.com/isrr
Central Railroad Company of Indianapolis (CERA)
operates 39 miles of rail line in North Central Indiana.
www.gwrr.com/cera
ISRR/CERA Marketing Manager
Amanda Rice
202 W. Illinois St., Petersburg, Indiana
812-282-3957
amanda.rice@gwrr.com
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway Corp. (TPW)
operates from Mapleton, Illinois, through Peoria, Illinois,
and on to Logansport, Indiana.
www.gwrr.com/tpw
TPW Marketing Manager
Zach Boehme
4440 Ash Grove Dr., Springfield, Illinois
217-685-1090
zachary.boehme@gwrr.com
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Bulk Haul | Flatbed TRUCKING TRANSPORTATION
2016 Indiana Logistics Directory
Trucking - Bulk Haul
A&R Logistics
Gary Parker, Terminal Manager
gparker@artransport.com
4800 Keystone Blvd.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
artransport.com
P: 812-284-4493; F: 812-284-5455
Bulk plastic transport, plastic packaging &
warehousing
AJP LLC
803 Logan St.
Goshen, IN 46528
brunk-ajp.com
P: 800-227-4156; F: 574-533-0614
Bagshaw Trucking Inc.
Mark Grantz, Transportation
Coordinator
m.grantz@bagshawtrucking.com
13110 Blue Lick Road
Memphis, IN 47143
bagshawtrucking.com
P: 812-294-4060; F: 812-246-0280
Heavy equipment hauling, dump truck
hauling
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch
Thomas Burkhardt, General Manager
thomas.burkhardt@chrobinson.com
5155 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
chrobinson.com
P: 812-842-0000; F: 812-842-0001
Rail services; trucking - bulk haul, flat bed,
heavy haul, LTL, truckload, refrigerated,
specialized, regional, national; trucking
services; freight forwarders; heavy lift/
haulage; intermodal services; steamship
lines/agents; 3PL; distribution centers
Foodliner Quest
info@foodliner.com
2525 S. 30th
Lafayette, IN 47909
foodliner.com
P: 765-477-6978
Trucking, food product transportation in dry
& liquid bulk
Jack Gray Transport Inc.
Danette Garza, Chief Executive Officer
dgarza@jackgray.com
4600 E. 15th Ave.
Gary, IN 46403
jackgray.com
P: 219-938-7020; F: 219-938-6866
Trucking of bulk materials, stevedore
Liquid Transport Corp.
Keith Lewis, President & COO
8470 Allison Pointe Blvd., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46250
liquidtransport.com
P: 317-841-4200; F: 317-841-8259
Shelby Trucking Inc.
Mary Kern, President
joekern56@aol.com
2113 State Road 60 W.
Mitchell, IN 47446
P: 812-849-6346; F: 812-849-6501
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Strasburger Trucking Inc.
Howard Strasburger, Vice President
P.O. Box 26
Earl Park, IN 47942
strasburgertrucking.com
P: 219-474-6162; F: 219-474-6131
Trucking & brokerage
Superior Carriers Inc.
RHille@superior-carriers.com
107 Greenway Ave., Bldg C
Westville, IN 46391
superior-carriers.com
P: 219-785-4204; F: 219-785-4508
Transmark Logistics
Elvin Knollman, President
elk.transmark@etczone.com
1780 S. County Road 850 E.
Greensburg, IN 47240
transmarklogistics.com
P: 877-663-9404; F: 812-663-9428
Liquid, hazardous material trucking and
brokerage, regional
Trucking – Flatbed
Aable Logistics Inc.
Robert Watson, President
ablebob@netnitco.net
P.O. Box 170
DeMotte, IN 46310
aablelogistics.com
P: 219-987-2104, ext. 102
F: 219-987-2490
Flatbed, step deck, low-boy & RGN
transportation
ADS Logistics, Corporate
Headquarters
116 E. 1100 N.
Chesterton, IN 46304
adslogistics.com
P: 219-836-3900
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
Bagshaw Trucking Inc.
Mark Grantz, Transportation
Coordinator
m.grantz@bagshawtrucking.com
13110 Blue Lick Road
Memphis, IN 47143
bagshawtrucking.com
P: 812-294-4060; F: 812-246-0280
Heavy equipment hauling, dump truck
hauling
Fitzmark Inc.
Adam Thompson, Vice President,
Carrier Sales
info@fitzmark.com
4620 W. 84th St., Ste. 300A
Indianapolis, IN 46268
fitzmark.com
P: 317-475-0960; F: 317-475-0960
Full truck load, partial truck load, intermodal,
3PL WH, PICK/PACK, local deliveries,
international shipments
G & F Trucking Leasing Inc.
Raymond J. Gerling, President
P.O. Box 4032
Hammond, IN 46324
gftruckinginc.com
P: 219-944-8695; F: 219-944-8756
TRUCKING
Green Lines Transportation Inc.
402 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
greenlines.net
P: 812-280-7543
Gypsum Express Ltd.
Terry Killingbeck, Terminal Manager
tkillingbeck@gypsumexpress.com
1111 W. U.S. 20, Bldg. A
Michigan City, IN 46360
gypsumexpress.com
P: 800-348-8532; F: 219-873-7051
Flatbed
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
Maverick Transportation LLC
Steven Swain
sswain@maverickusa.com
333 Blaine St.
Gary, IN 46406
maverickusa.com
P: 866-778-4146
Flatbed, specialized, refrigerated, regional to
long haul OTR, dedicated, captured capacity
transportation services
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Meyer Trucking Inc.
Jon Meyer, Vice President, Operations
jon.meyer@landstarmail.com
1409 Lincoln Highway E.; P.O. Box 158
New Haven, IN 46774
meyertrucking.com
P: 260-493-3649; F: 260-493-1064
Miller Transfer & Rigging Co.
Tim Hauersperger, Terminal Manager
indianapolis@millertransfer.com
1410 S. Post Road, Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46239
millertransfer.com
P: 317-897-4303; F: 317-897-4331
Common carrier, over-dimensional loads,
flatbed trucking
P & C Trucking
Norman L. Brown, General Manager
nbrown@pandctrucking.com
4410 S. Ross Road
Gary, IN 46408
pandctrucking.com
P: 219-972-0193; F: 219-972-0208
Dump, flatbed, low-boy
P.I. & I. Motor Express
Danny F. Gurgon, Operations Manager
dannygurgon@piimx.com
1005 Sun Drive
Portage, IN 46368
piimx.com
P: 800-237-9616; F: 219-787-0031
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Reliable Transportation Specialists
Inc.
Andrew Bozak, Director of Operations
andyb@reliabletrans.com
139 Venturi Drive
Chesterton, IN 46304
reliabletrans.com
P: 219-926-8850; F: 219-926-5174
RJM Logistics
John Boone, President
johnboone@rjmlogistics.com
5700 W. Minnesota St., Ste. A-4
Indianapolis, IN 46237
rjmlogistics.com
P: 317-803-2369; F: 317-502-8989
Service-disabled veteran-owned logistics
provider, cargo van hotshot, sprinter hotshot,
time definite delivery, residential delivery,
warehouse/distribution, trade show, lift gate
Schilli Transportation Services Inc.
Misty Prickett, Sales
mprickett@schilli.com
3535 Brady Lane
Lafayette, IN 47909
schilli.com
P: 765-448-3400; F: 765-471-4700
Warehousing, supply chain management,
dedicated carriage, truck/trailer leasing and
rental, trucking and transportation brokerage,
warehouses equipped with 60,000 lb crane
capacity
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations
Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Universal
Joe Goryl, Vice President
jgoryl@goutsi.com
12755 E. 9 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48089
goutsi.com
P: 586-920-0100
Werner Enterprises
2444 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
werner.com
P: 317-788-8406
Young Brothers Trucking
Leslee McGowan, President
447 N. Old State Road 2
Valparaiso, IN 46383
youngbrotherstrucking.com
P: 219-462-6946; F: 219-465-7546
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Trucking - Heavy Haul
Angle Trucking
justin@angletrucking.com
3151 Billiard Drive
Logansport, IN 46947
P: 574-739-2785; F: 574-735-2821
Bagshaw Trucking Inc.
Mark Grantz, Transportation
Coordinator
m.grantz@bagshawtrucking.com
13110 Blue Lick Road
Memphis, IN 47143
bagshawtrucking.com
P: 812-294-4060; F: 812-246-0280
Heavy equipment hauling, dump truck
hauling
Eastside Trucking Co. Inc.
Darrell Rhodes, President
eastsidetrucking@aol.com
1545 E. 35th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46218
P: 317-283-6774; F: 317-283-6785
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
Lakeside Logistics Inc.
Cory Blaising, Sales Manager
cory.blaising@teamlandstar.com
211 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
teamlandstar.com
P: 260-489-8107; F: 260-489-8120
Warehousing, heavy-haul, LTL, intermodal,
hazmat, air freight
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Miller Transfer & Rigging Co.
Tim Hauersperger, Terminal Manager
indianapolis@millertransfer.com
1410 S. Post Road, Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46239
millertransfer.com
P: 317-897-4303; F: 317-897-4331
Common carrier, over-dimensional loads,
flatbed trucking
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations
Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Universal
Joe Goryl, Vice President
jgoryl@goutsi.com
12755 E. 9 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48089
goutsi.com
P: 586-920-0100
Trucking - LTL
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc.
Robert Bocko, Manager
robert.bocko@chrobinson.com
10500 Kincaid Drive, Ste. 202
Fishers, IN 46037
chrobinson.com
P: 866-416-6722; F: 317-594-1451
Trucking transportation brokers, truck loads,
LTL, intermodal services
FedEx Freight
Robin Burden, Service Center
Administrator
robin.burden@fedex.com
1250 E. Northfield Drive
Brownsburg, IN 46112
fedex.com
P: 317-455-0010; F: 317-852-2691
LTL, truckload services
Fitzmark Inc.
Adam Thompson, Vice President,
Carrier Sales
info@fitzmark.com
4620 W. 84th St., Ste. 300A
Indianapolis, IN 46268
fitzmark.com
P: 317-475-0960; F: 317-475-0960
Full truck load, partial truck load, intermodal,
3PL WH, PICK/PACK, local deliveries,
international shipments
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
Lakeside Logistics Inc.
Cory Blaising, Sales Manager
cory.blaising@teamlandstar.com
211 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
teamlandstar.com
P: 260-489-8107; F: 260-489-8120
Warehousing, heavy-haul, LTL, intermodal,
hazmat, air freight
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
MLT Providers
Tom Moore, Vice President
tom@mltpro.com
103 E. Indiana Ave., Ste. A
Valparaiso, IN 46383
mltpro.com
P: 219-465-5100; F: 219-465-5188
Old Dominion Freight Lines
Michael J. Cooke, Global Sales
Manager - Ohio Valley
michael.cooke@odfl.com
5500 W. 47th St.
Chicago, IL 60638
odfl.com
P: 708-548-0179
LTL, freight forwarding, warehousing, airfreight
ProTrans
Barb Carothers, RFP Manager &
Corporate Writer
carothersb@protrans.com
8311 N. Perimeter Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
protrans.com
P: 317-240-4100, 888-776-8726
F: 317-240-4101
Third-party logistics, LTL, warehousing
RJM Logistics
John Boone, President
johnboone@rjmlogistics.com
5700 W. Minnesota St., Ste. A-4
Indianapolis, IN 46237
rjmlogistics.com
P: 317-803-2369; F: 317-502-8989
Service-disabled veteran-owned logistics
provider, cargo van hotshot, sprinter hotshot,
time definite delivery, residential delivery,
warehouse/distribution, trade show, lift gate
Sodrel Truck Lines
1 Sodrel Drive
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
sodrellogistics.com
P: 800-448-5728
Same day, next day, residential & business
deliveries of the small package shipper
Sodrel Truck Lines
1254 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
sodrellogistics.com
P: 800-448-5728; F: 317-632-6557
Same day, next day, residential & business
deliveries of the small package shipper
Specialized Transportation Inc.
marketing@stidelivers.com
5001 US Highway 30 W.
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
crst.com
P: 800-234-2788; F: 260-429-3213
Specialized transportation, warehousing and
logistics
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Standard Forwarding
Bill Dohner, Account Manager
Bill.Dohner@StandardForwarding.com
215 S. Olive
South Bend, IN 46619
standardforwarding.com
P: 574-287-3754; F: 574-287-5838
Third party logistics services
Styline Logistics
Ryan Menke, Sr. Vice President, Logistics
rmenke@styline.com
1008 Styline Drive
Huntingburg, IN 47542
styline.com
P: 800-295-4848; F: 812-683-7676
Vertically integrated manufacturer of wood
office furniture & LTL furniture carrier
Transfreight Inc.
Lean_Logistics@Transfreight.com
4000 Tulip Tree Drive
Princeton, IN 47670
transfreight.com
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations
Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Venture Logistics
info@venlog.com
1101 Harding Court
Indianapolis, IN 46217
venlog.com
P: 317-787-1101; F: 317-787-1102
Vitran
1294 Maxwell Ave.
Evansville, IN 47711
vitranexpress.com
P: 812-424-3815; F: 812-424-3213
Wheels Assured Logistics
Gary W. Giles
P.O. Box 47364
Indianapolis, IN 46247
wheelsassured.com
P: 317-322-1919; F: 317-322-2074
Trucking - National
Clearwater Logistics
sales@clearwaterlogistics.com
3726 N. Home St.
Mishawaka, IN 46545
clearwaterlogistics.com
P: 574-252-0440; F: 574-252-0444
GA LA Transportation
535 Sky Park Drive N.E.
Corydon, IN 47112
P: 812-734-1126; F: 812-734-1146
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
Lakeside Logistics Inc.
Cory Blaising, Sales Manager
cory.blaising@teamlandstar.com
211 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
teamlandstar.com
P: 260-489-8107; F: 260-489-8120
Warehousing, heavy-haul, LTL, intermodal,
hazmat, air freight
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MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Millenial Transport Services
Brian Hudson, Director of Sales
brian.hudson@millenialtransport.com
8311 N. Perimeter Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
millenialtransport.com
P: 317-486-5369; F: 317-454-1383
MLT Providers
Tom Moore, Vice President
tom@mltpro.com
103 E. Indiana Ave., Ste. A
Valparaiso, IN 46383
mltpro.com
P: 219-465-5100; F: 219-465-5188
Morris Trucking Corp.
Mike Morris, President
mikemorris@morristrucking.com
3201 Erie Canal Road
Terre Haute, IN 47802
morristrucking.com
P: 812-232-1984; F: 812-235-8315
Truckload carrier, expedited service
MyWay Logistics
Emily Lawton, Owner
admin@myway-logistics.com
1300 E. 86th St., Ste. 128
Indianapolis, IN 46240
linkedin.com/company/myway-logistics-llc
P: 888-557-4213; F: 317-550-1560
Transportation arrangement, logistics
services, freight coordinator
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Werner Enterprises
2444 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
werner.com
P: 317-788-8406
Trucking – Refrigerated
B & J Trucking Services Inc.
P.O. Box 199
Borden, IN 47106
bjtruck.com
P: 800-433-2861; F: 812-246-2507
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
D R Smith Trucking Inc.
Devon Smith, President
10491 S. 750 W.
Akron, IN 46910
drsmithtrucking.com
P: 260-352-2115; F: 260-352-2900
Don Sumpter Trucking Inc.
Judy Sumpter, President
6791 W. U.S. Highway 50; P.O. Box 279
Medora, IN 47260
P: 812-966-2919; F: 812-966-2925
Fitzmark Inc.
Adam Thompson, Vice President,
Carrier Sales
info@fitzmark.com
4620 W. 84th St., Ste. 300A
Indianapolis, IN 46268
fitzmark.com
P: 317-475-0960; F: 317-475-0960
Full truck load, partial truck load, intermodal,
3PL WH, PICK/PACK, local deliveries,
international shipments
JAWCO Logistics/JACO Brokerage
Jackson Scarborough, Planning Manager
brokerage@jawcologistics.com
246-B America Place
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
jawcologistics.com
P: 812-725-9633; F: 812-725-9635
Warehousing, crossdocking, trailer wash-out,
3PL
Kllm Transport Services Inc.
Curt Forrester, Manager
6601 Shepherd Ave., Ste. 101
Portage, IN 46368
kllm.com
P: 219-787-8138; F: 219-787-9473
Lakeside Logistics Inc.
Cory Blaising, Sales Manager
cory.blaising@teamlandstar.com
211 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
teamlandstar.com
P: 260-489-8107; F: 260-489-8120
Warehousing, heavy-haul, LTL, intermodal,
hazmat, air freight
Langham Logistics
Rick Riedinger, Director of Operations
5335 W. 74th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
elangham.com
P: 317-506-5264; F: 317-471-5042
Warehouse, transportation, freight
management
Marten Transport
Wade Rubin, Senior Director of
Operations, Eastern Region
4825 W. 84th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
marten.com
P: 866-395-1019; F: 317-228-0782
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
HUFF CONTRACTORS
HAS YOU COVERED
Founded in 1980, Huff Contractors Inc. is an experienced
and trusted transportation company. We offer a full range of
hauling services for all commercial and industrial jobs. We pride
ourselves in being contractor-friendly. Safety is our #1 concern.
Our clients have peace of mind when they put their equipment in
the hands of our professional and experienced drivers. Our strong
customer base is a testament
to our reputation for
excellent service and fair
pricing. We offer a wide
variety of equipment options
including standard tandem
axle tractors and 4-axle heavy-haul tractors in combination with
a variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop, low-boy, beam and
multi-axle specialized trailers and experience that ensures we have
the right tools to get the job done safely and securely. Located
in southeastern Indiana, Huff Contractors can get the load to the
destination anywhere in the U.S. and Canada.
Complete truck and trailer repair facility for major and minor repairs
located on site, Huff Contractors Truck and Trailer Repair provides
24-hour emergency and road services for truck, semi-tractor and
trailer needs. From basic services to complete engine overhauls, we
have dependable, quality service combined with speedy response
times to get you back on the road safely.
CALL US FOR A QUOTE OR SERVICE
HUFF CONTRACTORS INC.
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road • West Harrison, IN. 47060
812-637-5193
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
WE SERVICE THE I-74 EAST- AND WEST-BOUND SCALES
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Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Werner Enterprises
2444 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
werner.com
P: 317-788-8406
Trucking – Regional
Ashley Transport
Tammy Rinehart, President
tammy@ashleytrans.net
P.O. Box 40
Ashley, IN 46705
P: 260-475-5701; F: 260-475-1679
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
Bagshaw Trucking Inc.
Mark Grantz, Transportation
Coordinator
m.grantz@bagshawtrucking.com
13110 Blue Lick Road
Memphis, IN 47143
bagshawtrucking.com
P: 812-294-4060; F: 812-246-0280
Heavy equipment hauling, dump truck
hauling
Best Way Express Inc.
Shepard N. Dunn, President & CEO
snd@bestwayexpress.com
2242 S. Old Decker Road; P.O. Box 728
Vincennes, IN 47591
bestwayexpress.com
P: 812-882-4360; F: 812-885-2327
GA LA Transportation
535 Sky Park Drive N.E.
Corydon, IN 47112
P: 812-734-1126; F: 812-734-1146
Gotcha Transport Inc.
Steven J. McClintick, President
4701 S. Madison St.
Muncie, IN 47302
gotchatransport.com
P: 765-741-8719; F: 765-741-8849
James Poshard & Son
560 Indiana 62
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
P: 812-838-5061
KJ Bradley Inc.
4560 Indiana 69
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
P: 812-383-0961
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Millenial Transport Services
Brian Hudson, Director of Sales
brian.hudson@millenialtransport.com
8311 N. Perimeter Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
millenialtransport.com
P: 317-486-5369; F: 317-454-1383
MLT Providers
Tom Moore, Vice President
tom@mltpro.com
103 E. Indiana Ave., Ste. A
Valparaiso, IN 46383
mltpro.com
P: 219-465-5100; F: 219-465-5188
Moran Transportation Corp.
2501 W. Morris St.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
morantransportation.com
P: 800-716-6787; F: 847-439-0088
Moran Transportation Corp.
2744 W. Old Road 30
Warsaw, IN 46580
morantransportation.com
P: 574-269-6585; F: 574-269-3503
OJC Trucking
Chris A. Townsend, President
530 E. 300 S.
Hartford City, IN 47348
ojctrucking.com
P: 765-348-3970
P&B Trucking Inc.
Bob Knous, President
bob@pbtrucking.net
2203 Patterson St.
Decatur, IN 46733
pbtrucking.com
P: 260-728-4314; F: 260-728-4068
Regional and long-haul transportation, local
shuffles, warehousing, secure facility, long
and short term storage, freight consolidation,
cross docking, local cartage, brokerage
services
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Perfect Transportation
Robert Haag, VP of Operations
sales@perfectpallets.com
450 W. 16th Place
Indianapolis, IN 46202
perfecttransportation.com
P: 888-553-5559; F: 317-924-6309
For hire carrier
Reliable Transportation Specialists
Inc.
Andrew Bozak, Director of Operations
andyb@reliabletrans.com
139 Venturi Drive
Chesterton, IN 46304
reliabletrans.com
P: 219-926-8850; F: 219-926-5174
Schilli Transportation Services Inc.
Misty Prickett, Sales
mprickett@schilli.com
3535 Brady Lane
Lafayette, IN 47909
schilli.com
P: 765-448-3400; F: 765-471-4700
Warehousing, supply chain management,
dedicated carriage, truck/trailer leasing and
rental, trucking and transportation brokerage,
warehouses equipped with 60,000 lb crane
capacity
Special Dispatch
Don Nichols, General Manager
donnichols@sdindy.com
3560 Developers Road
Indianapolis, IN 46227
specialdispatchinc.com
P: 317-787-0608; F: 317-791-2760
Courier/delivery since 1965; offering 1-hr,
2-hr & same-day service; on-demand box
truck & tractor-trailer; warehouse & crossdock
service; hazmat and TSA certified; open
24/7/365
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage
Transmark Logistics
Elvin Knollman, President
elk.transmark@etczone.com
1780 S. County Road 850 E.
Greensburg, IN 47240
transmarklogistics.com
P: 877-663-9404; F: 812-663-9428
Liquid, hazardous material trucking and
brokerage, regional
Triple Crown Services Co.
Art Miller, Vice President, Sales &
Marketing
art.miller@triplecrownsvc.com
2720 Dupont Commerce Court
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
triplecrownsvc.com
P: 800-325-6510
Bimodal truckload transportation throughout
the eastern two-thirds of United States and
Ontario, Canada.
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations
Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Universal
Joe Goryl, Vice President
jgoryl@goutsi.com
12755 E. 9 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48089
goutsi.com
P: 586-920-0100
Verst Group Logistics
Mark A. Andrews, Vice President,
Sales & Marketing
mandrews@verstgroup.com
300 Shorland Drive
Walton, KY 41094
verstgroup.com
P: 859-379-1288, Ext. 1104
F: 859-379-1289
Wheels Assured Logistics
Gary W. Giles
P.O. Box 47364
Indianapolis, IN 46247
wheelsassured.com
P: 317-322-1919; F: 317-322-2074
Young Brothers Trucking
Leslee McGowan, President
447 N. Old State Road 2
Valparaiso, IN 46383
youngbrotherstrucking.com
P: 219-462-6946; F: 219-465-7546
Trucking – Services
7P Solutions
Jeff Clark, President
jclark@7psolutions.biz
136 N. Van Buren St., P.O. Box 1274
Nashville, IN 47448
7psolutions.biz
P: 812-988-4430
GPS security, environmental monitoring
Accuride Corp.
Brett Roache, Logistics Manager
broache@accuridecorp.com
7140 Office Circle
Evansville, IN 47715
accuridecorp.com
P: 812-962-5100
Commercial vehicle component
manufacturer
ContainerPort Group Inc.
Geoff Smock, Regional Manager -
Business Development,
Midwest Region
geoff.smock@containerport.com
1420 W. Troy Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
contrainerport.com
P: 630-441-3830
Common carrier, consolidators, container
sales & rentals, contract carrier, container
yard, drayage, heavy lifts, inspection services,
motor carriers, piggyback rail yard
CountryMark
Steve Thomas, Sales Manager
steve.thomas@countrymark.com
225 South East St., Ste. 144
Indianapolis, IN 46202
countrymark.com
P: 800-808-3170
Fuels and lubricants
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
Jackson Oil & Solvents
Donneta Thompson, Sales Executive
donneta.thompson@jos.us.com
1970 Kentucky Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
jos.us.com
P: 317-222-7709; F: 317-222-7719
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LT Truck & Trailer Sales
lttrucksales@aol.com
8131 W. U.S. Highway 36
Modoc, IN 47358
lttrucksales.com
P: 765-853-9988; F: 765-853-9959
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations
Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Truck City of Gary Inc.
Michael Kreiger, Service Manager
2333 W. 25th Ave.
Gary, IN 46404
truckcityofgary.com
P: 219-949-8595; F: 219-949-4085
Wabash Commercial Trailer Products
1000 Sagamore Parkway S.
Lafayette, IN 47905
wabashnational.com
P: 800-937-4784
Trailer design, manufacture, marketing
Wabash National Corporation
Richard J. Giromini, President and CEO
3000 E. Main St.
Lafayette, IN 47905
wabashnational.com
P: 765-771-5300; F: 765-771-5308
Trailer design, manufacture, marketing
Trucking – Specialized
A&R Logistics
Gary Parker, Terminal Manager
gparker@artransport.com
4800 Keystone Blvd.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
artransport.com
P: 812-284-4493; F: 812-284-5455
Bulk plastic transport, plastic packaging &
warehousing
Bagshaw Trucking Inc.
Mark Grantz, Transportation
Coordinator
m.grantz@bagshawtrucking.com
13110 Blue Lick Road
Memphis, IN 47143
bagshawtrucking.com
P: 812-294-4060; F: 812-246-0280
Heavy equipment hauling, dump truck
hauling
Bradley Trucking Co.
4560 IN-69
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
P: 812-838-0961
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch
Thomas Burkhardt, General Manager
thomas.burkhardt@chrobinson.com
5155 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
chrobinson.com
P: 812-842-0000; F: 812-842-0001
Rail services; Trucking - bulk haul, flat bed,
heavy haul, LTL, truckload, refrigerated,
specialized, regional, national; trucking
services; freight forwarders; heavy lift/
haulage; intermodal services; steamship
lines/agents; 3PL; distribution centers
CCC Freightlines Inc.
Charles L. Mong III, President
6335 English Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46219
P: 317-353-8344; F: 317-351-2213
Private carrier
Elmer Buchta Trucking
Tom Bennett, Vice President
P.O. Box 68
Otwell, IN 47564
buchta.com
P: 812-354-6300
5 additional terminal locations in Cannelburg,
Chandler, Lamar, Linton & Petersburg, Ind.
FedEx Ground
5153 Maritime Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
fedex.com
P: 812-218-0781
FedEx Home
1202 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
fedex.com
P: 812-288-2915
G-Diamond Transport Inc.
Randy Graybill, President
2500 Middlebury St., Ste. 2
Elkhart, IN 46516
gdiamondinc.com
P: 574-293-7858; F: 574-293-9085
Mobile home, recreational vehicle and boat
transportation
Grammer Industries Inc.
Charles (Shorty) Whittington, President
18375 E. 345 S.
Grammer, IN 47236
grammerindustries.com
P: 800-333-7410; F: 812-579-5643
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
Jack Gray Transport Inc.
Danette Garza, Chief Executive Officer
dgarza@jackgray.com
4600 E. 15th Ave.
Gary, IN 46403
jackgray.com
P: 219-938-7020; F: 219-938-6866
Trucking of bulk materials, stevedore
James Poshard & Sons
560 IN-62
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
P: 812-838-5061
J.E.T. Transit Inc.
Curt Petry, Transit Manager
cpetry@jasperengines.com
815 Wernsing Road
Jasper, IN 47546
jasperengines.com
P: 812-482-1041; F: 812-634-1820
J.E.T. Transit Inc.
Kevin Broughton, Division Manager
kevin.broughton@jasperengines.com
6400 E. Industrial Lane
Leavenworth, IN 47137
jasperengines.com
P: 812-482-1040
Mamo Transportation
Tina Hill, Vice President of Operations
thill@mamotransportation.com
1247 3rd St.; P.O. Box 40
Osceola, IN 46561
mamotransportation.com
P: 888-668-6885; F: 877-727-5814
Drive-away commercial truck delivery
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Metals USA, Ohio River Metal Services
Marty Finerty, Plant Manager
mfinerty@metalsusa.com
5150 Loop Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
metalsusa.com
P: 812-282-4770; F: 812-282-5873
Metals processor, distributor, stevedoring
P & C Trucking
Norman L. Brown, General Manager
nbrown@pandctrucking.com
4410 S. Ross Road
Gary, IN 46408
pandctrucking.com
P: 219-972-0193; F: 219-972-0208
Dump, flatbed, low-boy
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Poindexter Transport Inc.
Matt Clark, Dispatch Manager
mattclark4@gmail.com
P.O. Box 36399
Indianapolis, IN 46236
P: 317-823-4372; F: 317-826-5535
Powersource Transportation Inc.
Skip Bakos, President
2023 Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
powersourcetrans.com
P: 800-438-8789; F: 219-972-1789
Trailer delivery & trailer-mounted machinery
transport
RAF Transport Inc.
Ben Tiemeyer, Transportation Manager
btiemeyer@goodegg.com
6874 N. Base Road
Seymour, IN 47274
roseacre.com
P: 812-497-2557
RG Transport
Hue Andrews, Chief Operating Officer
businessdevelopment@rgtlogistics.com
900 N. D St.
Elwood, IN 46036
rgtransport.com
P: 765-552-3381; F: 765-552-3478
Food and consumer goods transport
Riverton Truckers
Shad Daubard, Vice President
sdaubard@rivertontruckers.com
6211 Gheens Mill Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
rivertontrucking.com
P: 812-284-1515; F: 812-283-8822
Dump trucks, bulk tanker, low-boy
RJM Logistics
John Boone, President
johnboone@rjmlogistics.com
5700 W. Minnesota St., Ste. A-4
Indianapolis, IN 46237
rjmlogistics.com
P: 317-803-2369; F: 317-502-8989
Service-disabled veteran-owned logistics
provider, cargo van hotshot, sprinter hotshot,
time definite delivery, residential delivery,
warehouse/distribution, trade show, lift gate
Schilli Transportation Services Inc.
Misty Prickett, Sales
mprickett@schilli.com
3535 Brady Lane
Lafayette, IN 47909
schilli.com
P: 765-448-3400; F: 765-471-4700
Warehousing, supply chain management,
dedicated carriage, truck/trailer leasing and
rental, trucking and transportation brokerage,
warehouses equipped with 60,000 lb crane
capacity
Specialized Transportation Inc.
marketing@stidelivers.com
5001 US Highway 30 W.
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
crst.com
P: 800-234-2788; F: 260-429-3213
Specialized transportation, warehousing and
logistics
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Steel Transport Inc.
Kenneth R. Paulan, President
6701 Melton Road
Gary, IN 46403
P: 219-939-3000; F: 219-939-3020
Styline Logistics
Ryan Menke, Sr., Vice President, Logistics
rmenke@styline.com
1008 Styline Drive
Huntingburg, IN 47542
styline.com
P: 800-295-4848; F: 812-683-7676
Vertically integrated manufacturer of wood
office furniture & LTL furniture carrier
Superior Carriers Inc.
Wayne Simmons, Terminal Manager
wsimmons@superior-carriers.com
107 Greenway Ave., Bldg C
Westville, IN 46391
superior-carriers.com
P: 219-785-4204; F: 219-785-4508
Bulk logistics, trucking, tank cleaners,
hazardous materials carrier
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Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage
Thornburg Brothers Trucking
Warren Lee Thornburg, President
6860 S. 900 W.
Modoc, IN 47358
P: 765-853-5687; F: 765-853-9959
Transmark Logistics
Elvin Knollman, President
elk.transmark@etczone.com
1780 S. County Road 850 E.
Greensburg, IN 47240
transmarklogistics.com
P: 877-663-9404; F: 812-663-9428
Liquid, hazardous material trucking and
brokerage, regional
Triple Crown Services Co.
Art Miller, Vice President, Sales &
Marketing
art.miller@triplecrownsvc.com
2720 Dupont Commerce Court
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
triplecrownsvc.com
P: 800-325-6510
Bimodal truckload transportation throughout
the eastern two-thirds of United States and
Ontario, Canada.
Wheels Assured Logistics
Gary W. Giles
P.O. Box 47364
Indianapolis, IN 46247
wheelsassured.com
P: 317-322-1919; F: 317-322-2074
Worldwide Freight Carrier
Greg Clark, VP, Operations
2515 Bendix Drive, Ste. 305
South Bend, IN 46628
worldwidefreight.com
P: 800-810-2528; F: 574-271-9261
Yes Freight
P.O. Box 20685
Indianapolis, IN 46220
yesfreight.com
P: 317-997-3672; F: 251-252-1654
Trucking - Truckload
AJP LLC
803 Logan St.
Goshen, IN 46528
brunk-ajp.com
P: 800-227-4156; F: 574-533-0614
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
Best Way Express Inc.
Shepard N. Dunn, President & CEO
snd@bestwayexpress.com
2242 S. Old Decker Road; P.O. Box 728
Vincennes, IN 47591
bestwayexpress.com
P: 812-882-4360; F: 812-885-2327
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc.
Robert Bocko, Manager
robert.bocko@chrobinson.com
10500 Kincaid Drive, Ste. 202
Fishers, IN 46037
chrobinson.com
P: 866-416-6722; F: 317-594-1451
Trucking Transportation brokers, truck loads,
LTL, intermodal services
Celadon Group Inc.
Monte Horst, Vice President of Sales &
Marketing
mhorst@celadontrucking.com
9503 E. 33rd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46235
celadontrucking.com; driveceladon.com
P: 317-972-7000
Trucking, dedicated services, LTL
consolidation, warehousing, intermodal,
temperature controlled, local & regional,
expedited, spotting services
Celadon Logistics Services
logsales@celadonlogistics.com
9503 E. 33rd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46235
celadonlogistics.com
P: 800-235-2366
FTL (U.S., Canada, Mexico), LTL consolidation,
warehousing, brokerage, customized 3PL
services
FedEx Freight
Robin Burden, Service Center
Administrator
robin.burden@fedex.com
1250 E. Northfield Drive
Brownsburg, IN 46112
fedex.com
P: 317-455-0010; F: 317-852-2691
LTL, truckload services
Fitzmark Inc.
Adam Thompson, Vice President,
Carrier Sales
info@fitzmark.com
4620 W. 84th St., Ste. 300A
Indianapolis, IN 46268
fitzmark.com
P: 317-475-0960; F: 317-475-0960
Full truck load, partial truck load, intermodal,
3PL WH, PICK/PACK, local deliveries,
international shipments
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
JAWCO Logistics/JACO Brokerage
Jackson Scarborough, Planning
Manager
brokerage@jawcologistics.com
246-B America Place
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
jawcologistics.com
P: 812-725-9633; F: 812-725-9635
Warehousing, crossdocking, trailer wash-out, 3PL
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Koch Companies
Jeff Parish
jeff.parish@kochcompanies.com
16067 Symphony Blvd.
Noblesville, IN 46060
kochcompanies.com
P: 317-770-1230
Operates 750 GPS-equipped trucks with 3000
53-ft dry vans, provides long haul, regional,
dedicated & Intermodal services throughout
the eastern half of the United States
Lakeside Logistics Inc.
Cory Blaising, Sales Manager
cory.blaising@teamlandstar.com
211 Airport North Office Park
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
teamlandstar.com
P: 260-489-8107; F: 260-489-8120
Warehousing, heavy-haul, LTL, intermodal,
hazmat, air freight
Langham Logistics
Rick Riedinger, Director of Operations
5335 W. 74th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
elangham.com
P: 317-506-5264; F: 317-471-5042
Warehouse, transportation, freight
management
M&M Transport Services
Norman Brennan, Senior Logistics
Manager
norm@mmtransport.com
7335 E. 30th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46219
mmtransport.com
P: 317-554-5540; F: 317-351-1507
Specializing in dedicated services
Marten Transport
Wade Rubin, Senior Director of
Operations, Eastern Region
4825 W. 84th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
marten.com
P: 866-395-1019; F: 317-228-0782
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Millenial Transport Services
Brian Hudson, Director of Sales
brian.hudson@millenialtransport.com
8311 N. Perimeter Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
millenialtransport.com
P: 317-486-5369; F: 317-454-1383
Mister “P” Express Inc.
sales@misterpexpress.com
801 Trey St.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
misterpexpress.com
P: 812-256-0400; F: 812-256-2552
Morris Trucking Corp.
Mike Morris, President
mikemorris@morristrucking.com
3201 Erie Canal Road
Terre Haute, IN 47802
morristrucking.com
P: 812-232-1984; F: 812-235-8315
Truckload carrier, expedited service
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Paschall Trucking
Greg Holt, Terminal Manager
glholt@ptl-inc.com
2503 W. Lambert St.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
ptl-inc.com
P: 317-243-6689; F: 317-248-7450
Pegasus Transportation
Bill Roby, Sales Manager
broby@pegasustransportation.com
P.O. Box 1571
Jeffersonville, IN 47131
pegasustransportation.com
P: 888-280-6500, ext. 630
F: 502-212-0631
Trucking, logistics & transportation support
services
RGT Logistics
Hue Andrews, Chief Operating Officer
handrews@redgold.com
P.O. Box 103
Elwood, IN 46036
rgtransport.com
P: 765-552-3381; F: 765-552-0566
RJM Logistics
John Boone, President
johnboone@rjmlogistics.com
5700 W. Minnesota St., Ste. A-4
Indianapolis, IN 46237
rjmlogistics.com
P: 317-803-2369; F: 317-502-8989
Service-disabled veteran-owned logistics
provider, cargo van hotshot, sprinter hotshot,
time definite delivery, residential delivery,
warehouse/distribution, trade show, lift gate
Schilli Transportation Services Inc.
Misty Prickett, Sales
mprickett@schilli.com
3535 Brady Lane
Lafayette, IN 47909
schilli.com
P: 765-448-3400; F: 765-471-4700
Warehousing, supply chain management,
dedicated carriage, truck/trailer leasing and
rental, trucking and transportation brokerage,
warehouses equipped with 60,000 lb crane
capacity
Sodrel Truck Lines
1 Sodrel Drive
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
sodrellogistics.com
P: 800-448-5728
Same day, next day, residential & business
deliveries of the small package shipper
Sodrel Truck Lines
1254 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
sodrellogistics.com
P: 800-448-5728; F: 317-632-6557
Same day, next day, residential & business
deliveries of the small package shipper
Specialized Transportation Inc.
marketing@stidelivers.com
5001 US Highway 30 W.
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
crst.com
P: 800-234-2788; F: 260-429-3213
Specialized transportation, warehousing and
logistics
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage; drayage
Transfreight Inc.
Lean_Logistics@Transfreight.com
4000 Tulip Tree Drive
Princeton, IN 47670
transfreight.com
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations
Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Universal AM-CAN LTD
1520 E. Berry St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46803
uacl.com
P: 260-483-3106; F: 260-482-3974
Venture Logistics
info@venlog.com
1101 Harding Court
Indianapolis, IN 46217
venlog.com
P: 317-787-1101; F: 317-787-1102
Werner Enterprises
2444 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
werner.com
P: 317-788-8406
Wheels Assured Logistics
Gary W. Giles
P.O. Box 47364
Indianapolis, IN 46247
wheelsassured.com
P: 317-322-1919; F: 317-322-2074
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American Signature Inc.
33 Industrial Parkway Drive
LaPorte, IN 46350
asfurniture.com
P: 219-326-8040; F: 219-326-7976
American Wholesale Furniture
Bill Korn, Owner
info@awfco.com
430 S. Franklin Road
Indianapolis, IN 46219
awfco.com
P: 317-357-1951
Benco Dental
James Ford, Manager
3424 Centennial Drive, Ste. 150
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
benco.com
P: 260-471-1714
Cemex/Kosmos Cement
Larry Keil, Terminal Manager
larry.keil@cemex.com
3301 Port Road E/W
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
cemex.com
P: 812-838-3465; F: 812-838-3918
Cement distribution
Cimbar Performance Minerals
Chad Gibbs
cgibbs@cimbar.com
2700 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
cimbar.com
P: 812-838-5236
Coca-Cola Refreshments
Dean Jones, Distribution Center
Manager
cwhitton-riddell@coca-cola.com
1701 Liberty Drive, Ste. 2
Bloomington, IN 47403
coca-cola.com
P: 812-332-4434
Consolidated Terminals & Logistics Co.
Jeb Dickens, Terminal Manager
jeb.dickens@cgb.com
5143 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
ctlconline.com
P: 812-218-1328
General cargo terminal & logistics
FREIGHT SERVICES
Managing the transportation, storage and distribution of goods is critical for businesses
to be successful. Consumers and businesses rely on the availability of goods and their
ability to have predictable and on-time delivery services. Whether looking for a dedicated
supplier, a facility equipped for specialized goods, or temporary storage, Indiana’s logistics
industry offers a variety of valuable freight services.
Consolidated Terminals & Logistics Co.
Dean Jackson, Terminal Manager
dean.jackson@cgb.com
P.O. Box 548, 2801 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
ctlconline.com
P: 812-449-0129; F: 812-838-2572
General cargo terminal & logistics
Crop Production Services
2900 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
P: 812-838-4533; F: 812-838-2650
CVS Caremark Indianapolis
Distribution Center
Mark Nicastro, Director
7590 Enterprise Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46219
cvs.com
P: 317-353-1458
Donaldson Filtration Solutions
Kate Leiby, Operations Manager
kate.leiby@donaldson.com
1401 S. Melville St.
Rensselaer, IN 47978
donaldson.com
P: 219-866-5020
Dot Foods
14600 Gateway Road
Cambridge City, IN 47327
dotfoods.com
P: 765-312-0100; F: 217-773-9496
Dunham’s Atheleisure Corp.
Doug Billingsley, Sr. VP, Logistics/
Supply Chain
255 S. 600 E.
Marion, IN 46953
P: 765-651-6315; F: 765-651-6321
Eli Lilly & Co.
Mike Broughton, Director - Global
Logistics
mlb1@lilly.com
Lilly Corporate Center
Indianapolis, IN 46285
lilly.com
P: 317-433-7529; F: 317-277-2837
Epoch Distributors
epochdist@ameritech.net
1434 Portage Ave.
South Bend, IN 46616
P: 574-233-1200
Exegistics
Stephen Olds, President
stephen.olds@exegistics.com
1101 W. Industrial Drive
North Vernon, IN 47265
exegistics.com
P: 847-353-3810; F: 888-703-5510
Distribution, value-added services, packaging,
operational staffing, inbound/outbound rail
operations
Five Star Distributing Inc.
4055 E. Park 30 Dr.
Columbia City, IN 46725
fivestardistributing.net
P: 260-244-3775
Frick Services Inc.
Thomas Slater, Terminal Manager
tslater@frickservices.com
800 Sun Drive
Portage, IN 46367
frickservices.com
P: 219-787-9475
Dry/liquid bulk commodity storage/
distribution
Glenrock Co.
John Lindfors, Branch Manager
jlindfors@glenrockcompany.com
4330 Hull St., #300
Indianapolis, IN 46226
glenrockcompany.com
P: 317-542-8400; F: 317-873-8974
Homegoods Distribution Center
Michele Ingle, AVP/AGM
michele_ingle@tjx.com
850 Northfield Drive
Brownsburg, IN 46112
tjx.com
P: 317-858-6804; F: 317-858-6847
Freight services
Indianapolis Industrial Center
Don Foley, Jr., President
dfoley@indyindustrialcenter.com
3000 S. Shelby St.
Office:
1414 S. West St., 2nd Floor, Ste. 7
Indianapolis, IN 46227
indianapolis-industrial-center.com
P: 317-602-8639; F: 317-266-0784
Warehouse leasing; total square footage:
180,000 sq. ft., active rail spur with service
from CSX, INRD and CN; interior rail and
truck sidings; interior bridge cranes; rail reload
services
IOM Grain
Ryan Younts
ryan@iomgrain.com
974 E. 100 N.
Portland, IN 47371
iomgrain.com
P: 260-726-6224; F: 260-726-6225
J.E.T. Transit Inc.
Kevin Broughton, Division Manager
kevin.broughton@jasperengines.com
6400 E. Industrial Lane
Leavenworth, IN 47137
jasperengines.com
P: 812-482-1040
Johnco Distributing Inc.
Lee Ripani
lee@johncodistributing.com
7002 Graham Road, Ste. 220
Indianapolis, IN 46220
johncodistributing.com
P: 317-598-9740; F: 317-598-9741
Fresh produce brokers, wholesale fresh
produce distributor
Kipp Brothers Toys & Novelties
Heather Wagman
491 W. Muskegon Drive
Greenfield, IN 46140
kipptoys.com
P: 800-428-1153; F: 800-832-5477
Mead Johnson & Co./Kenco
Sheryl Richardt, HR Generalist
sheryl.richardt@kencogroup.com
3101 State Road 62 E.
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
kencogroup.com
P: 812-833-3417; F: 812-833-3429
Distribution of consumer products
Merchandise Warehouse
Sharif Siddiq, Director of Sales &
Marketing
ssiddiq@mwindy.com
1414 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
mwindy.com
P: 317-632-2525; F: 317-266-0784
Blast freezing, packaging, crossdock, rail
service
Metro International Trade Services
345 Salmon Drive
Portage, IN 46368
metroftz.com
P: 317-787-8690
Metals distribution & storage
FREIGHT SERVICES Distribution Centers
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AVIATION Category Subhead
Distribution Centers | Freight Forwarders | Heavy Lift/Haulage | Information Technology FREIGHT SERVICES
Monarch Beverage
9347 Pendleton Pike
Indianapolis, IN 46236
monarch-beverage.com
P: 800-382-9851
Mount Vernon Transfer Terminal
Taylor Kanipe
taylor.kanipe@arlp.com
3300 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
arlp.com
P: 812-838-5532
Coal transloading from rail or truck to barge
and ground storage
Mytex Polymers
1403 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
mytexpolymers.com
P: 812-280-2900
Plastic resin distribution
Novelty Inc.
351 W. Muskegon Drive
Greenfield, IN 46140
noveltyinc.com
P: 317-462-3121; F: 317-492-8668
OFS Brands
1204 E. 6th St.; P.O. Box 100
Huntingburg, IN 47542
ofs.com
P: 800-521-5381; F: 812-683-7155
Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage
Tri-County Agronomics
Bryan Lingafelter
blingafelter@clearwave.com
1711 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
liquidnpk.com
P: 812-838-1755; F: 812-838-1759
Liquid fertilizer, pesticide, herbicide blending
Freight Forwarders/
Customs House Brokers
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch
Thomas Burkhardt, General Manager
thomas.burkhardt@chrobinson.com
5155 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
chrobinson.com
P: 812-842-0000; F: 812-842-0001
Rail services; trucking - bulk haul, flat bed,
heavy haul, LTL, truckload, refrigerated,
specialized, regional, national; trucking
services; freight forwarders; heavy lift/
haulage; intermodal services; steamship
lines/agents; 3PL; distribution centers
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc.
Les Ramsay, General Manager
les.ramsay@chrobinson.com
2655 Fortune Circle W., Ste. D
Indianapolis, IN 46241
chrobinson.com
P: 317-241-2100; F: 317-241-4844
Freight forwarder
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Cargo Services Inc.
Jefferson Clay, Director of Business
Development
jclay@cargos.com
7640 Miles Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46231
cargos.com
P: 317-244-9501; F: 317-244-9505
CJ International Inc.
Gini Wodock, Office Manager/Export
Manager
gwodock@cjinternational.com
2346 S. Lynhurst Drive, Ste. 703
Indianapolis, IN 46241
cjinternational.com
P: 317-241-8345; F: 317-241-8353
Fireworks, consular document preparation,
cargo & marine insurance, consolidators,
customs bonds, drayage, expedited
shipments, export packing, international air
traffic association, packing & crating, storage,
CTPAT
CJ International Inc.
Jason Combs, VP of Indiana
Operations
jcombs@cjinternational.com
4646 W. Jefferson Blvd. Ste. 260
Fort Wayne, IN 46804
cjinternational.com
P: 260-479-8000; F: 260-479-8001
Fireworks, consular document preparation,
cargo & marine insurance, consolidators,
customs bonds, drayage, expedited
shipments, export packing, international air
traffic association, packing & crating, storage,
CTPAT
JAS Worldwide
Jeff Piela, Business Development
Manager
jeffrey.piela@jas.com
1759 Linneman Road
Mount Prospect, IL 60056
jas.com
P: 312-982-1212
Global freight forwarder
Kintetsu World Express (U.S.A.) Inc.
Michael Kristensen, State
Representative
michael.kristensen@am.kwe.com
13295 Illinois St., Ste. 124
Carmel, IN 46032
P: 317-566-9911; F: 317-566-9933
Air freight forwarder
Kuehne & Nagel Inc.
1810 S. Lynhurst Drive, Ste. A
Indianapolis, IN 46241
kuehne-nagel.com
P: 317-227-0100; F: 317-227-0400
Freight forwarder, custom house brokers,
international freight forwarder, non-vessel
operating common carrier
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Old Dominion Freight Lines
Michael J. Cooke, Global Sales
Manager - Ohio Valley
michael.cooke@odfl.com
5500 W. 47th St.
Chicago, IL 60638
odfl.com
P: 708-548-0179
LTL, freight forwarding, warehousing,
airfreight
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
The Phoenix Group
office@qstincorp.com
1543 W. Tipton
Seymour, IN 47274
qstincorp.com
P: 812-519-0157; F: 812-519-0161
TOC Logistics International LLC
Greg Scheevel, Director of Global
Development
sales@toclogistics.com
2601 Fortune Circle East Drive, Ste. 201B
Indianapolis, IN 46241
toclogistics.com
P: 317-759-2130; F: 317-329-6465
MBE, program-based transportation and
supply chain management, global supplier
optimization and consolidation, spend
management
UPS Freight Forwarding
Elaine Palmer, District Account Manager
elainepalmer@ups.com
7125 W. Morris St.
Indianapolis, IN 46241
ups-scs.com
P: 317-468-3701
WWLALS (Wallenius Wilhelmsen
Logistics Abnormal Load Services)
UK International Limited
Jill Peacock, Group Marketing Manager
jillian.peacock@als-europe.com
1501 Hedon Road, Kingston upon Hull
East Riding of Yorkshire, HU9 5NX U.K.
wwwlals.com
P: +44 (0) 1482 796214
F: +44 (0) 1482 707650
Global logistics, project forwarding and out of
gauge cargo specialist by road, rail, air & sea
Heavy Lift/Haulage
Huff Contractors, Inc.
Sandra Huff, Treasurer
shuff@huffcontractorsinc.com
2581 Harrison-Brookville Road
West Harrison, IN 47060
www.huffcontractorsinc.com
P: 812-637-5193; F: 812-637-5361
Transportation company; standard tandem
axle tractors, 4-axle heavy-haul tractors,
variety of stretch, drop-deck, double-drop,
low-boy, beam and multi-axle specialized
trailers; complete truck and trailer repairs;
24-hour emergency service
Padgett, Inc.
901 East 4th Street
New Albany, IN 47150
812-945-2391
padgett-inc.com
Crane rental & service, hauling & rigging,
press & machinery installation
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Tri-State Motor Transit Co.
Don Farmer
630 E. Harvest Church Road
Bloomfield, IN 47424
P: 812-384-1158; F: 812-384-8391
Heavy hauling, motor carriers, overdimensional
loads, trucking
WWLALS (Wallenius Wilhelmsen
Logistics Abnormal Load Services)
UK International Limited
Jill Peacock, Group Marketing Manager
jillian.peacock@als-europe.com
1501 Hedon Road, Kingston upon Hull
East Riding of Yorkshire, HU9 5NX U.K.
wwwlals.com
P: +44 (0) 1482 796214;
F: +44 (0) 1482 707650
Global logistics, project forwarding and out of
gauge cargo specialist by road, rail, air & sea
Information Technology
ERS-OCI Wireless
Daphne Knox, Marketing Director
P.O. Box 110
Ligonier, IN 46767
ers-oci.com
P: 260-894-4145; F: 260-894-7581
Wireless voice, & data video, RFID, asset
management
Expedient Data Centers
Ray Vallillo, Regional Vice President & GM
ray.vallillo@expedient.com
701 Congressional Blvd.
Carmel, IN 46032
expedient.com
P: 317-805-3750; F: 317-805-3757
IT colocation, cloud hosting, managed
services
Guilford Group
Jeff Hastings, President
jhastings@guilfordgroup.com
615 W. Carmel Drive, # 130
Carmel, IN 46032
guilfordgroup.com
P: 317-814-1035; F: 317-814-1035
IT consulting services organization
specializing in software development, web
applications, system integration and staff
augmentation for the transportation &
logistics industries. MBE certified by the State
of Indiana.
Indatus
David Durik, CEO
432 State St.
New Albany, IN 47150
indatus.com
P: 812-945-6351; F: 812-945-6352
Telephone systems, data networks,
surveillance systems, security & door access
systems, data & voice disaster recovery
Owens Communications Inc.
Lori Sweet, Marketing Coordinator
lori-sweet@owenscommunications.com
1815 21st St.
Columbus, IN 47201
owenscommunications.com
P: 812-376-9652; F: 812-376-9729
Wireless, broadband and nationwide
communications
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services

www.indianalogistics.com
TransWorks
Bruce Cox, Vice President, Sales,
Marketing and Strategic Planning
bruce.cox@transworks.com
9910 Dupont Circle Drive E., Ste. 200
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
transworks.com
P: 260-487-4400; F: 260-487-4440
Transportation Management Systems (TMS),
Supply Chain Execution (SCE), Cloud/SaaS
Logistics Software and supply chain process
consulting
Waypoint Global
Carrie Kriech, Executive Vice President
info@waypointglobal.com
8345 Clearvista Place, Ste. 350
Indianapolis, IN 46256
waypointglobal.com
P: 844-827-8254; F: 866-571-5482
Intermodal Services
Ace Cargo
Dave Benbenek, President
dispatch@acecargollc.com
3150 W. Morris St.
Indianapolis, IN 46241
acecargollc.com
P: 317-337-2067; F: 317-870-6025
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc.
Robert Bocko, Manager
robert.bocko@chrobinson.com
10500 Kincaid Drive, Ste. 202
Fishers, IN 46037
chrobinson.com
P: 866-416-6722; F: 317-594-1451
Trucking transportation brokers, truck loads,
LTL, intermodal services
Celadon Group Inc.
Monte Horst, Vice President of Sales &
Marketing
mhorst@celadontrucking.com
9503 E. 33rd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46235
celadontrucking.com
driveceladon.com
P: 317-972-7000
Trucking, dedicated services, LTL
consolidation, warehousing, intermodal,
temperature controlled, local & regional,
expedited, spotting services
ContainerPort Group Inc.
Geoff Smock, Regional Manager -
Business Development, Midwest Region
geoff.smock@containerport.com
1420 W. Troy Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
contrainerport.com
P: 630-441-3830
Common carrier, consolidators, container
sales & rentals, contract carrier, container
yard, drayage, heavy lifts, inspection services,
motor carriers, piggyback rail yard
CSX Intermodal
550 Water Street
Jacksonville, FL 32202
intermodal.com
855-GROW-H2R
CSX Intermodal
go_intermodal@csx.com
501 S. County Rd. 800 E
Avon, IN 46123
shipcsx.com
800-447-2269
Langham Logistics
Rick Riedinger, Director of Operations
5335 W. 74th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
elangham.com
P: 317-506-5264; F: 317-471-5042
Warehouse, transportation, freight
management
POSITION
YOURSELF
FOR SUCCESS
WITH CSX
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
MLT Providers
Tom Moore, Vice President
tom@mltpro.com
103 E. Indiana Ave., Ste. A
Valparaiso, IN 46383
mltpro.com
P: 219-465-5100; F: 219-465-5188
Reliable Transportation Specialists
Inc.
Andrew Bozak, Director of Operations
andyb@reliabletrans.com
139 Venturi Drive
Chesterton, IN 46304
reliabletrans.com
P: 219-926-8850; F: 219-926-5174
RJM Logistics
John Boone, President
johnboone@rjmlogistics.com
5700 W. Minnesota St., Ste. A-4
Indianapolis, IN 46237
rjmlogistics.com
P: 317-803-2369; F: 317-502-8989
Service-disabled veteran-owned logistics
provider, cargo van hotshot, sprinter hotshot,
time definite delivery, residential delivery,
warehouse/distribution, trade show, lift gate
Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage
Transfreight Inc.
Lean_Logistics@Transfreight.com
4000 Tulip Tree Drive
Princeton, IN 47670
transfreight.com
TRANSPORT North America
Chris Richter, General Manager
customers@transportna.com
P.O. Box 8522
Northfield, IL 60093
transportna.com
P: 877-372-0875; F: 877-372-0875
Door-to-door domestic North American
standard & expedited rail intermodal service
in 20’/40’/45’ ocean container & 48’/53’
domestic dry & reefer containers/trailers
Triple Crown Services Co.
Art Miller, Vice President, Sales &
Marketing
art.miller@triplecrownsvc.com
2720 Dupont Commerce Court
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
triplecrownsvc.com
P: 800-325-6510
Bimodal truckload transportation throughout
the eastern two-thirds of United States and
Ontario, Canada.
WWLALS (Wallenius Wilhelmsen
Logistics Abnormal Load Services)
UK International Limited
Jill Peacock, Group Marketing Manager
jillian.peacock@als-europe.com
1501 Hedon Road, Kingston upon Hull
East Riding of Yorkshire, HU9 5NX U.K.
wwwlals.com
P: +44 (0) 1482 796214
F: +44 (0) 1482 707650
Global logistics, project forwarding & out of
gauge cargo specialist by road, rail, air & sea
As one of the nation’s leading
transportation companies, CSX provides
your business with access to 70 ports and
thousands of production and distribution
facilities across our 21,000-mile network.
Whatever your industry needs,
our Industrial Development experts
can partner with you to grow your
business through the benefits of rail.
FREIGHT SERVICES Information Technology | Intermodal Services
Visit www.csx.com
to see where we can take you.
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Packaging | Steamship Lines/Agents | Third Party Logistics FREIGHT SERVICES
Packaging
A&R Logistics
Gary Parker, Terminal Manager
gparker@artransport.com
4800 Keystone Blvd.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
artransport.com
P: 812-284-4493; F: 812-284-5455
Bulk plastic transport, plastic packaging &
warehousing
Banneker Industries
Junior Jabbie, Executive Manager,
Business Development
jjabbie@banneker.com
582 Great Road, Ste. 101
North Smithfield, RI 02896
banneker.com
P: 401-692-0150; F: 401-534-0033
Value-added warehousing, kitting, inspection,
procurement, packaging and fulfillment,
distribution, consulting & onsite services
CSG Packaging
Mirko Marich, President
Mirko@contractservicegroup.com
2500 165th St.
Hammond, IN 46320
contractservicegroup.com
P: 219-989-3365; F: 219-989-3360
Co-packaging, storage, transloading, flexible
packaging & shipping solutions
Exegistics
Stephen Olds, President
stephen.olds@exegistics.com
1101 W. Industrial Drive
North Vernon, IN 47265
exegistics.com
P: 847-353-3810; F: 888-703-5510
Distribution, value-added services, packaging,
operational staffing, inbound/outbound rail
operations
Goodwill Commercial Services
Jim Humphrey, Vice President,
Commercial Services & COO
jhumphrey@goodwillindy.org
413 N. Tremont St.
Indianapolis, IN 46222
goodwillbusiness.org
P: 317-524-4204; F: 317-525-4524
Assembly, packaging, order fulfillment, kitting,
inspection, light manufacturing, inventory
management, on-site commercial cleaning
Kid Glove Service, Inc.
Jim King, Vice President
jking@kidglove.com
6550 E. 30th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46219
kidglove.com
P: 317-547-6550; F: 317-544-1470
Transportation, warehousing, fulfillment &
packaging company
Logistick Inc.
Jan Mannen, Vice President, Sales
info@logistick.com
19880 State Line Road
South Bend, IN 46637
logistick.com
P: 800-758-5840; F: 574-271-2574
Freight securing devices
MAVPAK
Laura Hayes, Market Segment Manager
– Manufacturing
10412 Allisonville Road, Ste. 112
Fishers, IN 46038
mavpak.com
P: 317-605-0260; F: 317-436-1381
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Merchandise Warehouse
Sharif Siddiq, Director of Sales &
Marketing
ssiddiq@mwindy.com
1414 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
mwindy.com
P: 317-632-2525; F: 317-266-0784
Blast freezing, packaging, crossdock, rail
service
Packaging Logic Inc.
Richard Parrette, President & CEO
rparrette@packaginglogic.com
239 Factory St.
LaPorte, IN 46352
packaginglogic.com
P: 219-326-1350; F: 219-326-1272
Corrugated packaging & wood crates, inner
pack designed in foam, corrugated and
related materials, packing customer products,
development of set up kits and returnables
Perfect Pallets Inc.
Amy Lathrop, Chief Operating Officer
sales@perfectpallets.com
450 W. 16th Place
Indianapolis, IN 46202
perfectpallets.com
P: 888-553-5559; F: 317-924-5309
Plastic pallets - sales & lease, returnable
services
SCSI (Supply Chain Services
International)
Jennifer Vandergraff, Site Manager
usasales@scsinternational.com
1520 Kepner Drive
Lafayette, IN 47905
scsinternational.com
P: 765-243-6027; F: 765-449-7422
Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI), subasembly,
packaging & repackaging; kitting/
sequencing
Shorr Packaging
Chris Kernan
info@shorr.com
9901 Kincaid Drive
Fishers, IN 46037
shorr.com
P: 317-845-3200
Packaging equipment & supply distribution
The Phoenix Group
office@qstincorp.com
1543 W. Tipton
Seymour, IN 47274
qstincorp.com
P: 812-519-0157; F: 812-519-0161
Verst Group Logistics
Mark A. Andrews, Vice President, Sales
& Marketing
mandrews@verstgroup.com
300 Shorland Drive
Walton, KY 41094
verstgroup.com
P: 859-379-1288, Ext. 1104
F: 859-379-1289
Victory Packaging Inc.
Randy Davis, Sale Associate
wrdavis@victorypackaging.com
7400 Trade Port Drive
Louisville, KY 40258
victorypackaging.com
P: 877-252-1996; F: 317-578-0166
Packaging solutions
Steamship Lines/Agents
Algoma Central Corp.
63 Church St., Ste. 600
St. Catherines, Ontario L2R 3C4
Canada
algonet.com
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch
Thomas Burkhardt, General Manager
thomas.burkhardt@chrobinson.com
5155 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
chrobinson.com
P: 812-842-0000; F: 812-842-0001
Rail services; trucking - bulk haul, flat bed,
heavy haul, LTL, truckload, refrigerated,
specialized, regional, national; trucking
services; freight forwarders; heavy lift/
haulage; intermodal services; steamship
lines/agents; 3PL; distribution centers
Canada Steamship Lines, a division
of the CSL Group Inc.
Mariève Tremblay, VP, Commercial
info-canada@cslships.com
750 Square Victoria, 6th Fl.
Montreal, Quebec H2Y 2K3
Canada
cslships.com
P: 514-982-3800; F: 514-982-3910
A division of The CSL Group; based in
Montreal, Quebec with affiliate offices in
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Hamilton, Ontario and
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Vessels operate under
the Canadian flag and are fully crewed by
Canadians. Provides shipping solutions to
customers.
Cargo Services Inc.
Jefferson Clay, Director of Business
Development
jclay@cargos.com
7640 Miles Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46231
cargos.com
P: 317-244-9501; F: 317-244-9505
CSL Group
info@cslmtl.com
759 Square Victoria, 6th Floor
Montreal, Quebec H2Y 2K3
Canada
cslmtl.com
P: 514-982-3800; F: 514-982-3800
Fednav International Ltd.
Suzanne Bleau-Myrand, Director,
Marketing
info@fednav.com
1000 de La Gauchetière Ouest, Ste.
3500
Montreal, QC H3B 4W5
Canada
fednav.com
P: 514-878-6500; F: 514-878-6642
International transportation of bulk &
breakbulk cargoes
Interlake Steamship Co.
Brendan P. O’Connor, Vice President
boconnor@interlake-steamship.com
7300 Engle Road
Middleburg Heights, OH 44130
interlake-steamship.com
P: 440-260-6900; F: 440-260-6945
Maersk Line
2 Giralda Farms, Madison Ave.
Madison, NJ 07940
maerskline.com
P: 973-514-5000; F: 973-514-5410
Third Party Logistics
All Points Logistics Inc.
Jim King, Vice President
jking@allpointslogisticsinc.com
P.O. Box 19772
Indianapolis, IN 46219
allpointslogisticsinc.com
P: 317-544-1484; F: 317-544-1472
Transportation, logistics, warehousing &
packaging 3PL
Backhaul Direct LLC
Nicholas J. Hoagland, COO
nhoag@backhauldirect.com
1 Virginia Ave., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46204
backhauldirect.com
P: 317-974-9125; F: 317-974-9126
Produce, refrigerated, dry van, flat bed
brokerage, 4PL solutions
Cargo Services Inc.
Jefferson Clay, Director of Business
Development
jclay@cargos.com
7640 Miles Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46231
cargos.com
P: 317-244-9501; F: 317-244-9505
Celadon Group Inc.
Monte Horst, Vice President of Sales &
Marketing
mhorst@celadontrucking.com
9503 E. 33rd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46235
celadontrucking.com; driveceladon.com
P: 317-972-7000
Trucking, dedicated services, LTL
consolidation, warehousing, intermodal,
temperature controlled, local & regional,
expedited, spotting services
Celadon Logistics Services
logsales@celadonlogistics.com
9503 E. 33rd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46235
celadonlogistics.com
P: 800-235-2366
FTL (U.S., Canada, Mexico), LTL consolidation,
warehousing, brokerage, customized 3PL
services
Commercial Warehouse & Cartage
Inc.
Philip Talarico, Sales & Marketing
ptalarico@cwclogon.com
3402 Meyer Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46803
cwclogon.com
P: 800-397-7825
Warehousing, trucking, cross-dock, third
party logistics
Days Distribution & Logistics
Tom Ridenour, General Manager
tom@dayscorp.com
3304 Reedy Drive
Elkhart, IN 46515
dayscorp.com
P: 574-262-9525; F: 574-264-2276
Exegistics
Stephen Olds, President
stephen.olds@exegistics.com
1101 W. Industrial Drive
North Vernon, IN 47265
exegistics.com
P: 847-353-3810; F: 888-703-5510
Distribution, value-added services, packaging,
operational staffing, inbound/outbound rail
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Glory Logistics Inc.
Allie Knous, Sales
allie@glorylogistics.com
2203 Patterson St., P.O. Box 585
Decatur, IN 46733
glorylogistics.net
P: 877-574-4847; F: 260-724-3027
3PL, warehousing services, dedicated
customer service representatives, secure
facility, long or short term storage, freight
consolidation, cross docking, local cartage
HeLP Logistics Inc.
Meredith Lord, President
meredith.lord@helplogistics.com
1 Plaza Drive, Ste. 16
Pendleton, IN 46064
helplogistics.com
P: 765-274-0515; F: 866-504-9621
WBENC certified 3PL. Expedite services
24/7/365. Primary focus on expedite, time
critical shipments & specialized equipment
(flatbed, temperature control, air charter &
truckload freight services). New services
international & domestic airfreight.
JAS Worldwide
Jeff Piela, Business Development
Manager
jeffrey.piela@jas.com
1759 Linneman Road
Mount Prospect, IL 60056
jas.com
P: 312-982-1212
Global freight forwarder
JAWCO Logistics/JACO Brokerage
Jackson Scarborough, Planning
Manager
brokerage@jawcologistics.com
246-B America Place
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
jawcologistics.com
P: 812-725-9633; F: 812-725-9635
Warehousing, crossdocking, trailer wash-out,
3PL
Katoen Natie Midwest Inc.
Facility Manager
info@ktnusa.com
700 Chase St., #600
Gary, IN 46404
katoennatie.com
P: 219-949-2620; F: 219-949-2618
Packaging, shipping & receiving, rail yard
Kelley Logistics
info@kelleylogistics.com
25 S. Park Blvd.
Greenwood, IN 46143
kelleylogistics.com
P: 317-883-0136; F: 317-883-0141
Keystone Logistics
Ken Cubberley, President
kenc@keystonelogistics.net
1657 Commerce Drive
South Bend, IN 46628
keystonelogistics.net
P: 574-280-5353; F: 574-288-3454
Langham Logistics
Rick Riedinger, Director of Operations
5335 W. 74th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
elangham.com
P: 317-506-5264; F: 317-471-5042
Warehouse, transportation, freight
management
LDI Ltd.
J.A. Lacy, President & CEO
info@ldiltd.com
54 Monument Circle, Ste. 800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
ldiltd.com
P: 317-237-5400
Logistics Plus Inc.
nadops@logisticsplus.net
1406 Peach St.
Erie, PA 16501
logisticsplus.net
P: 866-335-7623; F: 814-461-7645
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Merchandise Warehouse
Sharif Siddiq, Director of Sales &
Marketing
ssiddiq@mwindy.com
1414 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
mwindy.com
P: 317-632-2525; F: 317-266-0784
Blast freezing, packaging, crossdock, rail
service
Northern Continental Logistics
Todd Harrett
tharrett@nclworldwide.com
130 E. Main St.
New Albany, IN 47150
nclworldwide.com
P: 812-944-9488
Logistical support services, freight bill preaudit,
carrier negotiations, web reporting,
loss & damage claims filing and collection,
operational support
OWLogistics - A div. of Oscar Winski
Co. Inc.
Alex Bluestein, Vice President
bluesteina@oscarwinski.com
2407 N. 9th St. Road
Lafayette, IN 47903
oscarwinski.com/owlogistics
P: 765-742-1102; F: 765-423-4601
Contract warehousing and fulfillment
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Progressive Logistics
Steven J. Wasser, Vice President of
Operations
swasser@progressivelogistics.com
861 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
progressivelogistics.com
P: 317-351-5333; F: 317-351-5326
CSX rail siding, third party warehousing, food
grade
ProTrans
Barb Carothers, RFP Manager &
Corporate Writer
carothersb@protrans.com
8311 N. Perimeter Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
protrans.com
P: 317-240-4100, 888-776-8726
F: 317-240-4101
Third-party logistics, LTL, warehousing
Ranger Enterprises LLC
2060 First Avenue
Seymour, IN 47274
812-522-6000
ranger3pl.com
Logistics and freight brokering
Ryder Distribution
Carole French, DC Manager
3500 W. CR 0 NS
Frankfort, IN 46041
ryder.com
P: 765-650-2150; F: 765-859-1026
3PL
Schilli Transportation Services Inc.
Misty Prickett, Sales
mprickett@schilli.com
3535 Brady Lane
Lafayette, IN 47909
schilli.com
P: 765-448-3400; F: 765-471-4700
Warehousing, supply chain management,
dedicated carriage, truck/trailer leasing and
rental, trucking and transportation brokerage,
warehouses equipped with 60,000 lb crane
capacity
SCSI (Supply Chain Services
International)
Jennifer Vandergraff, Site Manager
usasales@scsinternational.com
1520 Kepner Drive
Lafayette, IN 47905
scsinternational.com
P: 765-243-6027; F: 765-449-7422
Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI), subassembly,
packaging & repackaging; kitting/
sequencing
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Standard Forwarding
Bill Dohner, Account Manager
Bill.Dohner@StandardForwarding.com
215 S. Olive
South Bend, IN 46619
standardforwarding.com
P: 574-287-3754; F: 574-287-5838
Third party logistics services
Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage
The Phoenix Group
office@qstincorp.com
1543 W. Tipton
Seymour, IN 47274
qstincorp.com
P: 812-519-0157; F: 812-519-0161
TOC Logistics International LLC
Greg Scheevel, Director of Global
Development
sales@toclogistics.com
2601 Fortune Circle East Drive, Ste. 201B
Indianapolis, IN 46241
toclogistics.com
P: 317-759-2130; F: 317-329-6465
MBE, program-based transportation and
supply chain management, global supplier
optimization and consolidation, spend
management
Total Quality Logistics
Doug Fredley, Logistics Account
Executive
dfredley@tql.com
P.O. Box 799
Cincinnati, OH 45150
tql.com
P: 800-580-3101, ext. 51956
F: 513-965-7197
Universal
Joe Goryl, Vice President
jgoryl@goutsi.com
12755 E. 9 Mile Road
Warren, MI 48089
goutsi.com
P: 586-920-0100
Warehousing
A&R Logistics
Gary Parker, Terminal Manager
gparker@artransport.com
4800 Keystone Blvd.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
artransport.com
P: 812-284-4493; F: 812-284-5455
Bulk plastic transport, plastic packaging &
warehousing
ADS Logistics, Roll and Hold Division
725 George Nelson Drive
Portage, IN 46368
adslogistics.com
P: 219-787-5015
All Points Logistics Inc.
Jim King, Vice President
jking@allpointslogisticsinc.com
P.O. Box 19772
Indianapolis, IN 46219
allpointslogisticsinc.com
P: 317-544-1484; F: 317-544-1472
Transportation, logistics, warehousing &
packaging 3PL
American Cold Storage
Justin Simpson, Manager
jksimpson@americancold.com
888 American Way
Boonville, IN 47601
americancold.com
P: 812-897-4714; F: 812-897-1687
American Wholesale Furniture
Bill Korn, Owner
info@awfco.com
430 S. Franklin Road
Indianapolis, IN 46219
awfco.com
P: 317-357-1951
Aptus Delivery Systems
Lance Adams, CEO
lance.adams@aptusdeliverysystems.com
2040 S. Lynhurst Drive, Ste. L
Indianapolis, IN 46241
aptusdeliverysystems.com
P: 317-390-0111; F: 317-390-0112
Aptus Delivery Systems
Lance Adams, CEO
lance.adams@aptusdeliverysystems.com
3230 Rosetta Place
South Bend, IN 46628
aptusdeliverysystems.com
P: 574-217-7587; F: 574-232-0069
Aptus Delivery Systems
Lance Adams, CEO
lance.adams@aptusdeliverysystems.com
5020 Investment Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
aptusdeliverysystems.com
P: 260-744-1228; F: 260-744-6037
Warehousing, transportation, logistical order
fulfillment, distribution, LTL, expedites, air
freight, courier service, pool distribution
Banneker Industries
Junior Jabbie, Executive Manager,
Business Development
jjabbie@banneker.com
582 Great Road, Ste. 101
North Smithfield, RI 02896
banneker.com
P: 401-692-0150; F: 401-534-0033
Value-added warehousing, kitting, inspection,
procurement, packaging and fulfillment,
distribution, consulting & onsite services
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AVIATION Category Subhead
Bowman Logistics
Dave Ebner, Chief Logistics Officer
bowmanlogistics@dmbowman.com
4401 W. 62nd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
bowmanlogistics.com
P: 301-223-1007; F: 301-223-5968
70,000 sf warehouse space, 12 dock doors &
1 drive-in door
Brunk LLC
803 Logan St.
Goshen, IN 46528
brunk-ajp.com
P: 800-227-4156; F: 574-533-0614
Celadon Group Inc.
Monte Horst, Vice President of Sales &
Marketing
mhorst@celadontrucking.com
9503 E. 33rd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46235
celadontrucking.com
driveceladon.com
P: 317-972-7000
Trucking, dedicated services, LTL
consolidation, warehousing, intermodal,
temperature controlled, local & regional,
expedited, spotting services
Celadon Logistics Services
logsales@celadonlogistics.com
9503 E. 33rd St.
Indianapolis, IN 46235
celadonlogistics.com
P: 800-235-2366
FTL (U.S., Canada, Mexico), LTL consolidation,
warehousing, brokerage, customized 3PL
services
Chase Street Industrial Center
Kathy Paxton, On-site Manager
kpaxton@chisteel.com
700 Chase St.
Gary, IN 46404
P: 219-944-4439; F: 219-977-4439
Foreign-Trade Zone, rail services
Contract Services Group
Mirko Marich, President
Mirko@contractservicegroup.com
2500 165th St.
Hammond, IN 46320
contractservicegroup.com
P: 219-989-3365, ext. 222
ISO 9001:2000 certified, transloading,
warehousing, order picking, sequencing,
small parts assembly, quality control support
Dot Foods
14600 Gateway Road
Cambridge City, IN 47327
dotfoods.com
P: 765-312-0100; F: 217-773-9496
Exegistics
Stephen Olds, President
stephen.olds@exegistics.com
1101 W. Industrial Drive
North Vernon, IN 47265
exegistics.com
P: 847-353-3810; F: 888-703-5510
Distribution, value-added services, packaging,
operational staffing, inbound/outbound rail
operations
FULLBEAUTY Brands
2300 Southeastern Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46201
fbbrands.com
P: 317-266-3300
Web/Catalog distribution
They are resizing this ad
FULLBEAUTY Brands
3003 Reeves Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
fbbrands.com
P: 317-713-5800
Web/Catalog distribution
Hanzo Logistics Inc.
Nate Ghaim, President & CEO
nate@hanzologistics.com
595 Perry Road, Ste. 108
Plainfield, IN 46168
hanzologistics.com
P: 317-248-0580; F: 317-248-0579
Warehousing, distribution, transportation
Indianapolis Industrial Center
Don Foley, Jr., President
dfoley@indyindustrialcenter.com
3000 S. Shelby St.
Office:
1414 S. West St., 2nd Floor, Ste. 7
Indianapolis, IN 46227
indianapolis-industrial-center.com
P: 317-602-8639; F: 317-266-0784
Warehouse leasing; total square footage:
180,000 sq. ft., active rail spur with service
from CSX, INRD and CN; interior rail and
truck sidings; interior bridge cranes; rail reload
services
Ingram Micro Mobility
Robert J. Laikin, CEO
info@BrightPoint.com
7645 Interactive Way, Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46278
mobility.ingrammicro.com
P: 317-707-2355; F: 317-707-2512
International Metals Processing
Matthew East, Marketing Manager
meast@impllc.com
3131 N. Franklin Road
Indianapolis, IN 46226
impllc.com
P: 317-895-4141; F: 317-895-4142
Toll processing
Interstate Warehousing Inc.
Tony Thoma, Regional Manager
tippsales@tippmanngroup.com
1401 S. Keystone Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46203
tippmanngroup.com
P: 317-781-4285; F: 317-781-4292
Refrigerated/frozen warehouse; corporate
office in Fort Wayne
Interstate Warehousing Inc.
Tony Thoma, Regional Manager
tippsales@tippmanngroup.com
700 Bartram Parkway
Franklin, IN 46131
tippmanngroup.com
P: 317-738-5100; F: 317-738-5107
Refrigerated/frozen warehouse; corporate
office in Fort Wayne
Interstate Warehousing Inc. -
Corporate Office
Steve Tippmann, Executive Vice
President
tippsales@tippmanngroup.com
9009 Coldwater Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
tippmanngroup.com
P: 260-490-3000; F: 260-490-1362
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Kid Glove Service, Inc.
Jim King, Vice President
jking@kidglove.com
6550 E. 30th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46219
kidglove.com
P: 317-547-6550; F: 317-544-1470
Transportation, warehousing, fulfillment &
packaging company
Langham Logistics
Rick Riedinger, Director of Operations
5335 W. 74th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46268
elangham.com
P: 317-506-5264; F: 317-471-5042
Warehouse, transportation, freight
management
Marengo Warehouse
info@marengowarehouse.com
P.O. Box 304
Marengo, IN 47140
marengowarehouse.com
P: 812-365-9616
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Merchandise Warehouse
Sharif Siddiq, Director of Sales &
Marketing
ssiddiq@mwindy.com
1414 S. West St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
mwindy.com
P: 317-632-2525; F: 317-266-0784
Blast freezing, packaging, crossdock, rail
service
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Perry County Port Authority
Alvin C. Evans, President & CEO
alvin@pcrailport.net
926 S. Boundary St.; P.O. Box 423
Tell City, IN 47586
pcrailport.com
P: 812-547-3586; F: 812-547-6266
Multi-modal transportation, warehousing
Pillow Express Logistics
G. Eddie Pillow, Vice President
epillow@pillowlogistics.com
4005 Vincennes Road
Indianapolis, IN 46268
pillowlogistics.com
P: 317-415-4000, 888-884-0888
F: 317-415-4009
Courier logistics services, same-day,
expedited, medical, office supplies, mail,
warehouse staffing services, mail room
management services, fulfillment and
distribution services
Progressive Logistics
Steven J. Wasser, Vice President of
Operations
swasser@progressivelogistics.com
861 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
progressivelogistics.com
P: 317-351-5333; F: 317-351-5326
CSX rail siding, third party warehousing, food
grade
ProTrans
Barb Carothers, RFP Manager &
Corporate Writer
carothersb@protrans.com
8311 N. Perimeter Road
Indianapolis, IN 46241
protrans.com
P: 317-240-4100, 888-776-8726
F: 317-240-4101
Third-party logistics, LTL, warehousing
Schilli Transportation Services Inc.
Misty Prickett, Sales
mprickett@schilli.com
3535 Brady Lane
Lafayette, IN 47909
schilli.com
P: 765-448-3400; F: 765-471-4700
Warehousing, supply chain management,
dedicated carriage, truck/trailer leasing and
rental, trucking and transportation brokerage,
warehouses equipped with 60,000 lb crane
capacity
FREIGHT SERVICES Warehousing
Metals USA, Ohio River Metal
Services
Marty Finerty, Plant Manager
mfinerty@metalsusa.com
5150 Loop Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
metalsusa.com
P: 812-282-4770; F: 812-282-5873
Metals processor, distributor, stevedoring
Mox Warehouse
Steve Mox, Owner
mox111@earthlink.net
2421 S. Nappanee St.
Elkhart, IN 46516
moxwarehouse.net
P: 574-389-9195; F: 574-296-7417
Old Dominion Freight Lines
Michael J. Cooke, Global Sales
Manager - Ohio Valley
michael.cooke@odfl.com
5500 W. 47th St.
Chicago, IL 60638
odfl.com
P: 708-548-0179
LTL, freight forwarding, warehousing,
airfreight
P&B Trucking Inc.
Bob Knous, President
bob@pbtrucking.net
2203 Patterson St.
Decatur, IN 46733
pbtrucking.com
P: 260-728-4314; F: 260-728-4068
Regional and long-haul transportation, local
shuffles, warehousing, secure facility, long
and short term storage, freight consolidation,
cross docking, local cartage, brokerage
services
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SCSI (Supply Chain Services
International)
Jennifer Vandergraff, Site Manager
usasales@scsinternational.com
1520 Kepner Drive
Lafayette, IN 47905
scsinternational.com
P: 765-243-6027; F: 765-449-7422
Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI), subassembly,
packaging & repackaging, kitting/
sequencing
SE Warehousing & Logistics
Bill Honey, President
bill.honey@sewarehousing.com
3250 North Post Road
Indianapolis, IN 46226
sewarehousing.com
P: 317-899-4300; F: 317-899-4301
Taylor Logistics Inc.
Rex C. Taylor, President
rex@taylordist.com
2875 E. Sharon Road
Cincinnati, OH 45241
taylorlog.com
P: 513-771-1850; F: 513-672-8572
Freight brokerage
The Phoenix Group
office@qstincorp.com
1543 W. Tipton
Seymour, IN 47274
qstincorp.com
P: 812-519-0157; F: 812-519-0161
Three Rivers Warehousing
Jim Jackson, Manager
manager@3rwarehousing.com
2120 E. Washington Blvd., Ste. B
Fort Wayne, IN 46803
3rwarehousing.com
P: 260-422-7588; F: 260-422-2728
TOC Logistics International LLC
Greg Scheevel, Director of Global
Development
sales@toclogistics.com
2601 Fortune Circle East Drive, Ste. 201B
Indianapolis, IN 46241
toclogistics.com
P: 317-759-2130; F: 317-329-6465
MBE, program-based transportation and
supply chain management, global supplier
optimization and consolidation, spend
management
Tristate Warehousing Inc.
Jason Ludwig, Vice President
info@tristatewarehousing.com
2500 W. State Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
tristatewarehousing.com
P: 260-436-2010; F: 260-432-4677
Food grade certified, labor intensive projects,
in-house freight/logistics company
Tri-Union Express Inc.
David Parchem, Chief Operations
Officer
dave@triunion.com
1939 N. Lafayette Court
Griffith, IN 46319
triunion.com
P: 219-838-4411; F: 219-838-1680
Container loading/unloading, customized
receiving reports and coils, skids, plate, bar
storage
Venture Logistics
Doug Williams, President
info@venlog.com
1101 Harding Court
Indianapolis, IN 46217
venlog.com
P: 317-787-1101; F: 317-787-1102
Verst Group Logistics
Mark A. Andrews, Vice President, Sales
& Marketing
mandrews@verstgroup.com
300 Shorland Drive
Walton, KY 41094
verstgroup.com
P: 859-379-1288, Ext. 1104
F: 859-379-1289
Warehouse Services Inc.
Barry Cox, President, COO
barrycox@WSI-ISMI.com
P.O. Box 608
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
wsionline.com
P: 812-831-4053; F: 812-831-4102
WATCO Terminals & Port Services
Brad Seese, Manager
brad_seese@watco.com
5146 Loop Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
watco.com
P: 812-282-4938
Wheels Assured Logistics
Gary W. Giles
P.O. Box 47364
Indianapolis, IN 46247
wheelsassured.com
P: 317-322-1919; F: 317-322-2074
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A skilled workforce is a valuable asset to any economy and serves as the foundation that
keeps business moving. Indiana institutions offer the opportunity to specialize in logistics
whether individuals are interested in a two- or four-year program, a business degree,
associate’s degree, on-the-job training or involvement in trade associations. Indiana
schools and training facilities are working to empower the future logistics workforce and
provide companies with valuable employees for years to come.
Universities, Colleges,
Training Centers
Anderson University
John S. Pistole, President
info@anderson.edu
1100 E. Fifth St.
Anderson, IN 46012
anderson.edu
P: 800-428-6414
Ball State University
Terry King, Acting President
info@bsu.edu
2000 W. University Ave.
Muncie, IN 47306
bsu.edu
P: 765-289-1241
Bethel College
Gregg Chenoweth, President
1001 W. McKinley Ave.
Mishawaka, IN 46545
bethelcollege.edu
P: 574-259-8511
Butler University
James Danko, President
4600 Sunset Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46208
butler.edu
P: 800-368-6852
Center of Workforce Innovations
Linda Woloshansky, President & CEO
lwolo@innovativeworkforce.com
2804 Boilermaker Court, Ste. E
Valparaiso, IN 46383
innovativeworkforce.com
P: 219-462-2940; F: 219-465-6860
Innovative, customized training solutions
for the logistics workforce; assistance with
training grants, skill assessment & recruitment
Chamber of Commerce of
Southwest Indiana
Christy Gillenwater, President & CEO
chamberinfo@ccswin.com
318 Main St., Ste. 401
Evansville, IN 47708
ccswin.com
P: 812-425-8147; F: 812-421-5883
Public policy advocacy, business start-up &
expansion assistance, networking events,
training seminars, member discounts &
workforce assistance
EDUCATION/WORKFORCE
Conexus Indiana
David Holt, Vice President, Operations,
Business Development
dholt@conexusindiana.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
conexusindiana.com
P: 317-638-2108; F: 317-638-2110
DePauw University
Brian W. Casey, President
P.O. Box 37
Greencastle, IN 46135
depauw.edu
P: 765-658-4800
Earlham College
David Dawson, President
801 National Road W.
Richmond, IN 47374
earlham.edu
P: 765-983-1200
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University
Debbie Stewart, Associate Campus
Director
indianapolis@erau.edu
5726 Professional Circle
Indianapolis, IN 46241
erau.edu
P: 317-487-6281; F: 317-487-6284
Certificate, associate, bachelor’s, master’s,
Doctoral degree programs and professional
education
Franklin College
Thomas J. Minar, Ph.D., President
101 Branigin Blvd.
Franklin, IN 46131
franklincollege.edu
P: 317-738-8000
Global Supply Chain Management
Initiative
Dr. Ananth Iyer, Director
gscmi@purdue.edu
403 W. State St.
West Lafayette, IN 47907
gscmi.org
P: 765-494-4322
Custom executive SCM education programs;
assistance with supply chain issues; access
to SCM students; annual fall & spring
conferences
Goshen College
James E. Brenneman, Ph.D., President
1700 S. Main St.
Goshen, IN 46526
goshen.edu
P: 800-348-7422
Hanover College
Lake Lambert, Ph.D., President
359 LaGrange Road
Hanover, IN 47243
hanover.edu
P: 812-866-7000
Harrison College
Dr. James Hutton, President
500 N. Meridian St., Ste. 500
Indianapolis, IN 46204
harrison.edu
P: 317-447-6000
Associate of Science degree in logistics
Holy Cross College
Rev. Philip L. Boroughs, S.J., President
info@hcc-nd.edu
54515 State Road 933 N.
Notre Dame, IN 46556
hcc-nd.edu
P: 574-239-8400
Huntington University
Dr. Sherilyn Emberton, President
2303 College Ave.
Huntington, IN 46750
huntington.edu
P: 260-356-6000
Indiana State University
Randy Peters, Ph.D., Department
Interim Chair & Associate Professor
randy.peters@indstate.edu
AETM Dept., TC 201
College of Technology
Terre Haute, IN 47809
technology.indstate.edu/aetm
P: 812-237-3377; F: 812-237-4527
Indiana University
Michael A. McRobbie, President
107 S. Indiana Ave.
Bloomington, IN 47405
indiana.edu
P: 812-855-4848
Indiana University - Kelley School
of Business
Idalene Kesner, Dean
801 W. Michigan St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
kelley.iupui.edu
P: 317-274-2481; F: 317-274-2482
Indiana University-Purdue
University Fort Wayne
Vicky L. Carwein, Chancellor
2101 E. Coliseum Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
ipfw.edu
P: 260-481-4739
Ivy Tech Community College -
Anderson
104 W. 53rd St.
Anderson, IN 46013
ivytech.edu
P: 765-643-7133
Ivy Tech Community College -
Bloomington
200 Daniels Way
Bloomington, IN 47404
ivytech.edu
P: 812-330-6350
Ivy Tech Community College -
Columbus
4475 Central Ave.
Columbus, IN 47203
ivytech.edu
P: 812-374-5123
Ivy Tech Community College -
East Chicago
410 E. Columbus Drive
East Chicago, IN 46312
ivytech.edu
P: 219-392-3600
Ivy Tech Community College -
Elkhart
2521 Industrial Parkway
Elkhart, IN 46516
ivytech.edu
P: 574-293-4657
Ivy Tech Community College -
Evansville
Dr. Daniel L. Schenk, Chancellor
3501 N. First Ave.
Evansville, IN 47710
ivytech.edu
P: 812-429-1465; F: 812-429-1495
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AVIATION Category Subhead
Ivy Tech Community College -
Fort Wayne
3800 N. Anthony Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46805
ivytech.edu
P: 260-482-9171
Ivy Tech Community College - Gary
1440 E. 35th Ave.
Gary, IN 46409
ivytech.edu
P: 219-981-1111
Ivy Tech Community College -
Kokomo
1815 E. Morgan St.
Kokomo, IN 46903
ivytech.edu
P: 800-459-0561
Ivy Tech Community College -
Lafayette
3101 S. Creasy Lane
Lafayette, IN 47903
ivytech.edu
P: 765-269-5100
Ivy Tech Community College -
Lawrenceburg
50 Walnut Drive
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025
ivytech.edu
P: 812-537-4010
Ivy Tech Community College -
Logansport
2815 E. Market St.
Logansport, IN 46947
ivytech.edu
P: 866-753-5102
Ivy Tech Community College -
Madison
590 Ivy Tech Drive
Madison, IN 47250
ivytech.edu
P: 812-265-2580
Ivy Tech Community College -
Marion
261 S. Commerce Drive
Marion, IN 46953
ivytech.edu
P: 765-651-3100
Ivy Tech Community College -
Michigan City
3714 Franklin
Michigan City, IN 46360
ivytech.edu
P: 219-879-9137
Ivy Tech Community College -
Muncie
4301 S. Cowan Road
Muncie, IN 47307
ivytech.edu
P: 765-289-2291
Ivy Tech Community College -
Richmond
2357 Chester Blvd.
Richmond, IN 47374
ivytech.edu
P: 765-966-2656
Ivy Tech Community College -
Sellersburg
8204 Highway 311
Sellersburg, IN 47172
ivytech.edu
P: 812-246-3301
Ivy Tech Community College -
South Bend
220 Dean Johnson Blvd.
South Bend, IN 46601
ivytech.edu
P: 574-289-7001
Ivy Tech Community College -
Terre Haute
8000 S. Education Drive
Terre Haute, IN 47802
ivytech.edu
P: 812-299-1121
Ivy Tech Community College -
Valparaiso
3100 Ivy Tech Drive
Valparaiso, IN 46383
ivytech.edu
P: 219-464-8514
Ivy Tech Community College -
Warsaw
3755 Lake City Highway
Warsaw, IN 46580
ivytech.edu
P: 574-267-5428
Ivy Tech Corporate College
Sherm Johnson, Executive Director,
Corporate College
sjohnson311@ivytech.edu
50 W. Fall Creek Parkway, N. Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46208
ivytech.edu
P: 317-917-5713
L.L. Waters Scholarship Foundation/
Fund
David Yeley, Supply Chain Operations
Purchasing
dyeley@iuhealth.org
Indiana University Health
Gateway Plaza, Ste. 1200
950 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
P: 317-962-9959; F: 317-962-5228
Transportation/logistics/supply chain
management national scholarship
foundation/fund
Manchester University
David McFadden, President
604 E. College Ave.
N. Manchester, IN 46962
manchester.edu
P: 800-852-6000
Marian University
Daniel J. Elsener, President
3200 Cold Spring Road
Indianapolis, IN 46222
marian.edu
P: 317-955-6000; F: 317-955-6448
Martin University
Eugene White, President
info@martin.edu
2171 Avondale Place
Indianapolis, IN 46218
martin.edu
P: 317-543-5125; F: 317-543-4790
Purdue University
Mitchell E. Daniels, President
610 Purdue Mall
Hovde Hall, Rm. 200
West Lafayette, IN 47907
purdue.edu
P: 765-494-9708
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Jim Conwell, President
5500 Wabash Ave.
Terre Haute, IN 47803
rose-hulman.edu
P: 812-877-1511
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College
Dottie L. King, Ph.D., President
1 St. Mary of the Woods College
Saint Mary of the Woods, IN 47876
smwc.edu
P: 812-535-5151
Saint Mary’s College
Janet Cervelli, President
Notre Dame, IN 46556
saintmarys.edu
P: 574-284-4000
Supply Chain Management
Academy
Carl Briggs, Ph.D., Director
briggsc@indiana.edu
1309 E. 10th St.
Bloomington, IN 47405
kelleyacademies.com/scgma/
P: 812-855-3489
Taylor University
Eugene B. Habecker, President
236 W. Reade Ave.
Upland, IN 46989
taylor.edu
P: 800-822-3456
Trine University
Earl D. Brooks II, Ph.D., President
1 University Ave.
Angola, IN 46703
trine.edu
P: 260-665-4100
Tri-State Manufacturers’ Alliance
(A program of the Chamber of
Commerce of Southwest Indiana)
318 Main St., Ste. 401
Evansville, IN 47708
ccswin.com
P: 812-425-8147; F: 812-421-5883
Quarterly manufacturing events, plant tours,
peer groups, networking opportunities &
best practice sharing for manufacturing
companies & support businesses, including
freight forwarders, distributors and educators
Tri-State World Trade Network
(a program of the Chamber of
Commerce of Southwest Indiana)
318 Main St., Ste. 401
Evansville, IN 47708
ccswin.com
P: 812-425-8147; F: 812-421-5883
Seminars, workshops, networking
opportunities, the Chamber’s Go Global
Initiative – all designed to promote a shared
interest in the development of international
trade in the Tri-State
University of Evansville
Thomas A. Kazee, President
uepresident@evansville.edu
1800 Lincoln Ave.
Evansville, IN 47722
evansville.edu
P: 812-488-2000
University of Indianapolis
Robert L. Manuel, President
1400 E. Hanna Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46227
uindy.edu
P: 800-232-8634
University of Notre Dame
Rev. John I. Jenkins, President
Notre Dame, IN 46556
nd.edu
P: 574-631-5000
University of Southern Indiana
Linda L. M. Bennett, President
8600 University Blvd.
Evansville, IN 47712
usi.edu
P: 812-464-8600
University of St. Francis
Sr. M. Elise Kriss, OSF, President
2701 Spring St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
sf.edu
P: 800-729-4732
Valparaiso University
Mark A. Heckler, Ph.D., President
1700 Chapel Drive
Valparaiso, IN 46383
valpo.edu
P: 219-464-5000
Vincennes University Logistics
Training & Education Center
James E. Dolan, Director
jdolan@vinu.edu
853 S. Columbia Road, Ste. 151
Plainfield, IN 46168
vulogistics.com
P: 317-381-6028
Wabash College
Gregory D. Hess, President
410 W. Wabash Ave.
Crawfordsville, IN 47933
wabash.edu
P: 765-361-6100
Personnel/Workforce
Development
Center of Workforce Innovations
Linda Woloshansky, President & CEO
lwolo@innovativeworkforce.com
2804 Boilermaker Court, Ste. E
Valparaiso, IN 46383
innovativeworkforce.com
P: 219-462-2940; F: 219-465-6860
Innovative, customized training solutions
for the logistics workforce; assistance with
training grants, skill assessment & recruitment
Conexus Indiana
David Holt, Vice President of
Operations and Business Development
dholt@conexusindiana.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
conexusindiana.com
P: 317-638-2108; F: 317-638-2110
Department of Workforce
Development
Steven J. Braun, Commissioner
askdwdcommissioner@dwd.in.gov
10 N. Senate
Indianapolis, IN 46204
in.gov/dwd
P: 317-233-5661
Driving Ambition
Jeremy Reymer, President & CEO
jreymer@da-drivers.com
8250 Haverstick Road, Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46240
drivingambitioninc.com
P: 317-352-0306; F: 317-352-0766
CDL driver staffing agency
Elwood Staffing Services
Dave Meyercord, Senior Vice President
dave.meyercord@elwoodstaffing.com
4111 Central Ave.
Columbus, IN 47202
elwoodstaffing.com
P: 812-372-6200; F: 812-378-9105
EmployIndy
Brooke Huntington, President & CEO
jbrown@employindy.org
115 W. Washington St., Ste. 450S
Indianapolis, IN 46204
employindy.org
P: 317-639-4441; F: 317-639-0103
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Stephen Olds, President
stephen.olds@exegistics.com
1101 W. Industrial Drive
North Vernon, IN 47265
exegistics.com
P: 847-353-3810; F: 888-703-5510
Distribution, value-added services, packaging,
operational staffing, inbound/outbound rail
operations
JobsInLogistics.com
Sean Horton, Manager, Business
Development
sean@jobsinlogistics.com
2424 Graysford Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46234
jobsinlogistics.com
P: 317-672-2988
Recruitment solutions
North American Crane Certification
Jason Albertson, Vice President
jalbertson@gatewaybuilding.com
2138 West Main Ave.
West Fargo, ND 58078
my.vinu.edu/crane-institute-certification1
P: 701-412-7727; F: 701-235-1690
Mobile crane training, overhead/gantry,
inspection services
Perry County Development Corp.
Alvin C. Evans, President & CEO
alvin@pickperry.com
601 Main St., Ste. A
Tell City, IN 47586
pickperry.com
P: 812-547-8377; F: 812-547-8378
Southwest Indiana Chamber
Christy Gillenwater, President & CEO
chamberinfo@swichamber.com
318 Main St., Ste. 401
Evansville, IN 47708
swinchamber.com
P: 812-425-8147; F: 812-421-5883
Staff Source
Christine A. Wallace, President,
Business Development & Client Quality
Assurance
cwallace@staffsourceusa.com
2500 165th St.
Hammond, IN 46320
staffsourceusa.com
P: 219-989-9675; F: 219-989-3360
Provide clients quality workers and
immediate staffing assistance. Available
24/7/365. Large database of highly qualified
workers.
Top Talent LLC
Mike Monson, President/CEO
mike@toptalentinlogistics.com
17520 Dartown Road, #905
Westfield, IN 46074
toptalentinlogistics.com
P: 317-758-0851; F: 317-581-9811
Logistics recruiting, 3PL
Trade Associations
Agribusiness Council of Indiana
Kelli Waggoner, Executive Director
kwaggoner@inagribiz.org
P.O. Box 203
Zionsville, IN 46077
inagribiz.org
P: 317-989-8142; F: 888-542-2928
Agribusiness economic development
Airforwarders Assoc.
Brandon Fried, Executive Director
bfried@airforwarders.org
750 National Press Building
529 14th St., NW, Ste. 750
Washington, DC 20045
airforwarders.org
P: 202-591-2456; F: 202-223-9741
American Assoc. of Exporters and
Importers
hq@aaei.org
1050 17th St. N.W., Ste. 810
Washington, DC 20036
aaei.org
P: 202-857-8009; F: 202-857-7843
American Assoc. of Port Authorities
Kurt J. Nagle, President
info@aapa-ports.org
1010 Duke St.
Alexandria, VA 22314
aapa-ports.org
P: 703-684-5700; F: 703-684-6321
American Concrete Pavement
Assoc. - Indiana Chapter
Patrick Long, Director of Marketing &
Promotion
plong@pavement.com
One N. Capitol Ave., Ste. 480
Indianapolis, IN 46204
indianaconcretepavement.com
P: 317-634-8989; F: 317-634-8988
Concrete/pavement
American Short Line and Regional
Railroad Assoc.
Richard F. Timmons, President &
Treasurer
rftimmons@aslrra.org
50 F St. N.W., Ste. 7020
Washington, DC 20001
aslrra.org
P: 202-628-4500; F: 202-628-6430
American Society of Transportation
& Logistics
info@astl.org
8430 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Ste. 1000
Chicago, IN 60631
astl.org
P: 773-355-4900; F: 773-355-4888
American Trucking Assoc.
atamembership@trucking.org
950 N. Glebe Road, Ste. 210
Arlington, VA 22203
trucking.org
P: 703-838-1700
APICS Central Indiana
Richard Bayley, President
president@apics-cind.org
8520 Allison Pointe Blvd., Ste. 220
Indianapolis, IN 46250
apics-cind.org
P: 317-472-1228
Global leader & premier source of knowledge
in operations management, production,
inventory, supply chain, materials
management, purchasing & logistics
APICS Supply Chain Council
service@apics.org
8430 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Ste. 1000
Chicago, IL 60631
apics.org
P: 773-867-1777; F: 773-639-3000
Assoc. for High Technology
Distribution
Leigha Schatzman, Interim Executive
Director
leigha.schatzman@ahtd.org
N19 W24400 Riverwood Drive
Waukesha, WI 53188
ahtd.org
P: 262-696-3645; F: 262-696-3646
Assoc. of American Railroads
Edward R. Hamberger, President & CEO
425 Third St. S.W., Ste. 1000
Washington, DC 20024
aar.org
P: 202-639-2100; F: 202-639-2286
Aviation Assoc. of Indiana
dRolfsen@WSWI.com
135 N. Pennsylvania, Ste. 1175
Indianapolis, IN 46204
aviationindiana.org
P: 317-916-4300; F: 317-638-7976
Build Indiana Council
Vicki Kitchin, Executive Director
One North Capitol Ave., Ste. 1005
Indianapolis, IN 46204
buildindianacouncil.org
P: 317-634-4774; F: 317-637-8791
Conexus Indiana
David Holt, Vice President, Operations,
Business Development
dholt@conexusindiana.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
conexusindiana.com
P: 317-638-2108; F: 317-638-2110
Council of Supply Chain
Management Professionals
Burt Blanchard, Director, Business
Development
bblanchard@cscmp.org
333 E. Butterfield Road, Ste. 140
Lombard, IL 60148
cscmp.org
P: 630-574-0985; F: 630-574-0989
Professional association, educational
workshops, webinars, on-site educational
programs
Fabricators & Manufacturers Assoc.
Intl.
info@fmanet.org
833 Featherstone Road
Rockford, IL 61107
fmanet.org
P: 888-394-4362
Independent Distributors Assoc.
info@idaparts.org
3030 LBJ Freeway, Ste. 700
Dallas, TX 75234
idaparts.org
P: 972-241-1124; F: 214-722-7658
Indiana Construction Assoc.
Charles V. Kahl, President
ica@inconstruction.org
One North Capitol Ave., Ste. 1000
Indianapolis, IN 46204
inconstruction.org
P: 317-472-6777; F: 317-472-6767
Indiana Construction Assoc. -
Southwest Indiana Office
Bridget Martin, Southwest Indiana
Liaison
bmartin@inconstruction.org
318 Main St., Ste. 401
Evansville, IN 47708
inconstruction.org
P: 812-477-0881; F: 812-421-5883
Indiana Corn Marketing Council
Jane Ade Stevens, CEO
8425 Keystone Crossing, Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46240
incorn.org
P: 317-347-3620; F: 317-347-3626
Indiana Manufacturers Assoc.
Brian Burton, President & CEO
bburton@imaweb.com
101 W. Washington St., Ste. 1050 E
Indianapolis, IN 46204
imaweb.com
P: 317-632-2474; F: 317-231-2320
Indiana Motor Truck Assoc.
Gary Langston, President
gary@intrucking.org
One North Capitol Ave., Ste. 460
Indianapolis, IN 46204
intrucking.org
P: 317-630-4682; F: 317-630-0072
Indiana Soybean Alliance
Jane Ade Stevens, CEO
8425 Keystone Crossing, Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46240
indianasoybean.com
P: 317-347-3620; F: 317-347-3626
Institute of Packaging Professionals
info@iopp.org
1833 Centre Point Circle, Ste. 123
Naperville, IL 60563
iopp.org
P: 630-544-5050; F: 630-544-5055
Institute of Transportation
Engineers
ite_staff@ite.org
1627 Eye St., NW, Ste. 600
Washington, DC 20006
ite.org
P: 202-785-0060; F: 202-785-0609
Intermodal Assoc. of North America
Jim Morrow, Assistant Vice President,
Membership
iana@intermodal.org
11785 Beltsville Drive, Ste. 1100
Calverton, MD 20705
intermodal.org
P: 301-982-3400; F: 301-982-4815
International Air Transport Assoc.
corpcomms@iata.org
601 Pennsylvania Ave. N.W., Ste. 300
North Building
Washington, DC 20004
iata.org
P: 202-628-9292; F: 202-628-9448
International Longshoremen’s Assoc.
Richard Ponda, Business Agent
ILA2830@aol.com
6031 Melton Road, U.S. 20
Portage, IN 46368
ilaindiana.org
P: 219-764-9715; F: 219-764-9723
Maritime labor union
International Warehouse Logistics
Assoc.
email@iwla.com
2800 S. River Road, Ste. 260
Des Plaines, IL 60018
iwla.com
P: 847-813-4699; F: 847-813-0115
L.L. Waters Scholarship Foundation/
Fund
David Yeley, Supply Chain Operations
Purchasing
dyeley@iuhealth.org
Indiana University Health
Gateway Plaza, Ste. 1200
950 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
P: 317-962-9959; F: 317-962-5228
Transportation/logistics/supply chain
management national scholarship
foundation/fund
Lake Carriers Assoc.
Glen Nekvasil, Vice President
Nekvasil@lcaships.com
20325 Center Ridge Road, Ste. 720
Rocky River, OH 44116
lcaships.com
P: 440-333-9996; F: 440-333-9993
Material Handling Industry of
America
George Prest, CEO
gprest@mhi.org
8720 Red Oak Blvd., Ste. 201
Charlotte, NC 28217
mhia.org
P: 704-676-1190; F: 704-676-1199
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AVIATION Category Subhead
National Assoc. of Small Trucking
Companies
David Owen, President
david.owen@nastc.com
104 Stuart Drive
Hendersonville, TN 37075
nastc.com
P: 800-264-8580; F: 615-451-0041
National Customs Brokers &
Forwarders Assoc. of America Inc.
membadmin@ncbfaa.org
1200 18th St. N.W., Ste. 901
Washington, DC 20036
ncbfaa.org
P: 202-466-0222; F: 202-466-0226
National Motor Freight Traffic Assoc.
customerservice@nmfta.org
1001 N. Fairfax St., Ste. 600
Alexandria, VA 22314
nmfta.org
P: 703-838-1810; F: 703-683-6296
North American Rail Shippers Assoc.
Carrie Foor, Executive Director
nars@railshippers.com
40W815 S. Bridle Creek Dr.
St. Charles, IL 60175
railshippers.com
P: 630-386-1366; F: 866-746-0071
Owner-Operator Independent
Drivers Assoc.
ooida@ooida.com
1 N.W. OOIDA Drive
Grain Valley, MO 64029
ooida.com
P: 800-444-5791
Propeller Club of Evansville, Indiana
Ronald Kolb, President
contact@propellerclubofevansville.org
P.O. Box 3022
Evansville, IN 47730
propellerclubofevansivlle.org
P: 270-925-9551
Non-profit organization open to individuals
& businesses interested in promoting &
supporting strong merchant marine &
fostering international trade
Shipbuilders Council of America
Matthew Paxton, President
matthew.paxton@arlaw.com
20 F St., NW, Ste. 500
Washington, DC 20001
shipbuilders.org
P: 202-737-3234
SOLE - The International Society of
Logistics
solehq@erols.com
14625 Baltimore Ave., Ste. 303
Laurel, MD 20707
sole.org
P: 301-459-8446; F: 301-459-1522
Specialized Carriers & Rigging
Assoc.
info@scranet.org
5870 Trinity Parkway, Ste. 200
Centreville, VA 20120
scranet.org
P: 703-698-0291; F: 703-698-0297
The International Air Cargo Assoc.
secgen@tiaca.org
P.O. Box 661510
Miami, FL 33266
tiaca.org
P: 786-265-7011; F: 786-265-7012
Truckload Carriers Assoc.
tca@truckload.org
555 E. Braddock Road
Alexandria, VA 22314
truckload.org
P: 703-838-1950; F: 703-836-6610
United States Great Lakes Shipping
Assoc.
Stuart Theis, Executive Director
theismarine@roadrunner.com
8941 Ohio Place
Highland, IN 46322
usglsa.org
P: 440-357-9104; F: 440-357-9105
Women in Trucking Assoc. Inc.
Ellen Voie, President & CEO
ellen@womenintrucking.org
P.O. Box 400
Plover, WI 54467
womenintrucking.org
P: 888-464-9482; F: 715-341-9010
World Trade Club of Indiana
admin@wtcin.net
P.O. Box 441704
Indianapolis, IN 46204
wtcin.net
P: 317-971-2638
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TOC Logistics International LLC
Greg Scheevel, Director of Global
Development
sales@toclogistics.com
2601 Fortune Circle East Drive, Ste. 201B
Indianapolis, IN 46241
toclogistics.com
P: 317-759-2130; F: 317-329-6465
MBE, program-based transportation and
supply chain management, global supplier
optimization and consolidation, spend
management
Exegistics
Stephen Olds, President
stephen.olds@exegistics.com
1101 W. Industrial Drive
North Vernon, IN 47265
exegistics.com
P: 847-353-3810; F: 888-703-5510
Distribution, value-added services, packaging,
operational staffing, inbound/outbound rail
operations
Foreign-Trade Zone 125
Kenneth Kanczuzewski, Owner/
Managing Member
ken@kakllc.com
1507 S. Olive St.
South Bend, IN 46619
kakllc.com
P: 574-232-9357; F: 574-232-8283
General warehousing, packaging, ISPM 15
crating
Foreign-Trade Zone 152
Rick Heimann, Port Director
rheimann@portsofindiana.com
6625 S. Boundary Road
Portage, IN 46368
portsofindiana.com
P: 219-787-8636; F: 219-787-8842
Foreign-Trade Zone 170
Scott Stewart, Port Director
sstewart@portsofindiana.com
1402 Port Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
portsofindiana.com
P: 812-283-9662; F: 812-282-7505
Foreign-Trade Zone 177
Phil Wilzbacher, Port Director
pwilzbacher@portsofindiana.com
2751 Bluff Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
portsofindiana.com
P: 812-838-4382; F: 812-838-4377
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Economic development organizations play a key role in local economies by helping
to attract new businesses and investments, and also provide existing companies with
support to grow business and navigate obstacles. Economic development support is
available through statewide and local organizations, utilities, government and quasigovernment
entities. The following organizations can provide various programs to
help businesses grow including foreign-trade zones, economic incentives, specialized
financing, infrastructure and more.
Foreign-Trade Zone 182
Patrick Dooley, SCMD, Director of
Airport Development
dooley@fwairport.com
Fort Wayne International Airport
3801 W. Ferguson Road, Ste. 209
Fort Wayne, IN 46809
bizftz.com
P: 260-446-3447; F: 260-747-1762
Foreign-Trade Zone assistance for FTZ
application, import and export assistance,
U.S. Customs office located at Fort Wayne
International Airport
Foreign-Trade Zone 239
Jeff Hauser, Executive Director
jhauser@huf.com
581 S. Airport St.
Terre Haute, IN 47803
huf.com
P: 812-877-2524; F: 812-877-3853
Foreign-Trade Zone 72
Kent Ebbing, General Manager
kebbing@inzone.org
2745 South Hoffman Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46241
inzone.org
P: 317-487-7200; F: 317-487-7203
MD Logistics
Emilie Gerbers, Marketing Manager
egerbers@mdlogistics.com
1301 Perry Road
Plainfield, IN 46168
mdlogistics.com
P: 317-838-8900
Supply chain management, packaging &
kitting, freight management
Government
Cass County Economic Development
Christy Householder, Director
christy.householder@co.cass.in.us
200 Court Park, Rm 205
Logansport, IN 46947
casscountyed.co.cass.in.us
P: 574-732-2590
City of Hammond
Elizabeth Downes Jacobson, Director
of Economic Development
jacobsonb@gohammond.com
Department of Planning & Development
649 Conkey St.
Hammond, IN 46324
gohammond.com
P: 219-853-6508
Federal Highway Administration
of Kentucky
Bernadette Dupont, Transportation
Specialist
bernadette.dupont@dot.gov
330 W. Broadway
Frankfort, KY 40601
fhwa.dot.gov/kydiv
P: 502-223-6729; F: 502-223-6735
Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration
Kenneth Strickland, Division
Administrator
kenneth.strickland@dot.gov
575 N. Pennsylvania St., Rm. 261
Indianapolis, IN 46204
fmcsa.dot.gov
P: 317-226-7474
Fort Wayne-Allen County
Airport Authority
Scott Hinderman, Executive Director
of Airports
hinderman@fwairport.com
3801 W. Ferguson Road, Ste. 209
Fort Wayne, IN 46809
fwairport.com
P: 260-747-4146; F: 260-747-1762
Indiana Department of
Transportation
Brandye Hendrickson, Commissioner
indot@indot.in.gov
100 N. Senate Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
in.gov/indot
P: 317-233-2376
Indiana Economic Development
Corp.
Victor Smith, Indiana Secretary of
Commerce
One N. Capitol Ave., Ste. 700
Indianapolis, IN 46024
in.gov/iedc
P: 317-232-8800; F: 317-233-5123
Indiana State Department of
Agriculture
Ted McKinney, Director
tmckinney@isda.in.gov
1 N. Capitol Ave., Ste 600
Indianapolis, IN 46204
in.gov/isda
P: 317-232-8770
Indiana State Police
Doug Carter, Superintendent
100 N. Senate Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
in.gov/isp
P: 317-232-8241
Kokomo/Howard County
Governmental Coordinating
Council
Tammy Corn, Director
209 S. Union St.
Kokomo, IN 46901
kokomompo.com
P: 765-456-2336; F: 765-459-9184
Office of the Governor
Mike Pence, Governor
206 State House
Indianapolis, IN 46204
in.gov/gov
P: 317-232-4567; F: 317-232-3443
Office of the Lt. Governor
Eric Holcomb, Lt. Governor
333 State House
Indianapolis, IN 46204
in.gov/lgov
P: 317-232-4545
Perry County Port Authority
Alvin C. Evans, President & CEO
alvin@pcrailport.net
926 S. Boundary St., P.O. Box 423
Tell City, IN 47586
pcrailport.com
P: 812-547-3586; F: 812-547-6266
Ohio River port, railroad, logistics and
development
Portage Township Assessor’s Office
Jon M. Snyder, Porter County Assessor
jsnyder@porterco.org
155 Indiana Ave., Ste. 211
Valparaiso, IN 46383
porterco.org
P: 219-465-3460
Porter County Board of
Commissioners
155 Indiana Ave., Ste. 205
Valparaiso, IN 46383
porterco.org
P: 219-465-3440; F: 219-465-3362
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AVIATION Category Subhead
Posey County Government
Kyle J. Haney, Auditor
poseyauditor@poseycountygov.org
126 E. Third St., Rm. 220
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
poseycountyin.gov
P: 812-838-1300
U.S. Coast Guard District Eight
Rear Adm. David Callahan,
Commander
Hale Boggs Federal Building, 500
Poydras St., Ste. 1240
New Orleans, LA 70130
uscg.mil
P: 504-589-6225
Mississippi, Tennesee, Ohio River Watersheds
regions
U.S. Coast Guard District Nine
Rear Adm. June Ryan, Commander
1240 E. 9th St.
Cleveland, OH 44199
uscg.mil
P: 216-902-6118
Great Lakes region
U.S. Coast Guard, Lake Michigan
Command Center
Capt. Amy Cocanour, Sector
Commander
2420 S. Lincoln Memorial Drive
Milwaukee, WI 53207
uscg.mil
P: 414-747-7182
U.S. Coast Guard, Ohio Valley
Command Center
Capt. Richard Timme, Sector
Commander
600 Martin Luther King Jr., Mazzoli
Federal Bldg., Room 421
Louisville, KY 40202
uscg.mil
P: 502-779-5422
U.S. Postal Service
Vaughn Broadnax, Sales Manager,
Greater Indiana District
vaughn.m.broadnax@usps.gov
3939 Vincennes Road
Indianapolis, IN 46268
usps.com
P: 317-870-8248; F: 317-870-8684
Small package shipping solutions
including riority and Priority Express Mail &
international services
United States Customs and Border
Protection
6801 Pierson Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46241
cbp.gov
P: 317-248-4060; F: 317-248-4174
Processing & clearance of cargo, aircraft
and passengers & enforcement of customs,
immigration & agriculture regulations
United States Department of
Commerce, International Trade
Administration
Mark Cooper, Director
Mark.Cooper@trade.gov
11405 N. Pennsylvania St., Ste. 106
Carmel, IN 46032
export.gov
P: 317-582-2300; F: 317-582-2301
Regional Organizations
Adams County Economic
Development Corp.
Larry D. Macklin, Executive Director
info@adamscountyedc.com
313 W. Jefferson St., Ste. 392; P.O. Box 492
Decatur, IN 46733
adamscountyedc.com
P: 260-724-2588; F: 260-724-9735
Assist the needs of those who provide jobs
for our community, administer revolving loan
funds, community development leadership, a
link to local, state and federal government
Area Plan Commission of
Tippecanoe County
Sallie Dell Fahey, Executive Director
sfahey@tippecanoe.in.gov
20 N. Third St.
Lafayette, IN 47901
tippecanoe.in.gov/apc
P: 765-423-9242; F: 765-423-9154
Transportation, land use planning
Blackford County Economic
Development Corp.
Jacob Everett, Executive Director
jeverett@blackfordcoedc.org
121 N. High St.
Hartford City, IN 47348
blackfordcoedc.org
P: 765-348-4944
Bloomington City Planning Dept.
Thomas B. Micuda, Director
planning@bloomington.in.gov
401 N. Morton, Ste. 130; P.O. Box 100
Bloomington, IN 47402
bloomington.in.gov/planning
P: 812-349-3423; F: 812-349-3520
Bloomington Economic
Development Corp.
Lynn Coyne, President
lcoyne@comparebloomington.us
1720 N. Kinser Pike, Ste. 001
Bloomington, IN 47404
comparebloomington.us
P: 812-335-7346
Boone County Economic
Development Corp.
Bryan Brackemyre, Executive Director
bbrackemyre@booneedc.org
218 E. Washington St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
booneedc.org
P: 765-482-5761; F: 765-482-5782
Brown County Economic
Development Commission
browncountyeconomicdevelopment@gmail.com
P.O. Box 372
Nashville, IN 47448
browncountyeconomicdevelopment.com
P: 812-988-2205
Carroll County Economic
Development Commission
Laura Walls, Executive Director
lwalls@carrollcountyedc.com
119 W. Franklin St.
Delphi, IN 46923
carrollcountyedc.com
P: 765-564-2060; F: 765-564-2207
Cass Logansport Economic
Development Organization
admin@connectincass.com
311 S. Fifth St.
Logansport, IN 46947
connectincass.com
P: 574-722-5988; F: 574-735-0909
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Central Indiana Corporate
Partnership, Inc.
David Johnson, President & CEO
djohnson@cincorp.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
cincorp.com
P: 317-638-2440; F: 317-638-2110
Citizens Energy Group
Yvonne Perkins, Vice President,
Corporate Communications,
Chief Diversity Officer
admynp@agcu.com
2020 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
citizensenergygroup.com
P: 317-927-4577; F: 317-927-4544
City of Anderson
Greg Winkler, Economic Development
Executive Director
gwinkler@cityofanderson.com
120 E. Eighth St.
Anderson, IN 46018
cityofanderson.com
P: 765-648-6112; F: 765-648-5911
City of Angola Dept. of Economic
Development & Planning
Vivian Likes, Director
vlikes@angolain.org
210 N. Public Square
Angola, IN 46617
angolain.org
P: 260-665-7465
City of East Chicago Planning &
Economic Development
Nelson Vargas
nvargas@eastchicago.com
4444 Railroad Ave.
East Chicago, IN 46312
eastchicago.com
P: 219-391-8205; F: 219-391-8522
City of Fort Wayne Community
Development Division
Greg Leatherman, Community
Development Division Director
cd@cityoffortwayne.org
200 East Berry, Ste. 320
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
fwcommunitydevelopment.org
P: 260-427-1127
City of Jeffersonville
Rob Waiz, Director of Economic
Development and Redevelopment
rwaiz@cityofjeff.net
500 Quartermaster Court
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
cityofjeff.net
P: 812-280-3801; F: 812-285-6403
City of Marion Community and
Economic Development
Jonathan M. Perez, Director of
Development Services
301 S. Branson St.
Marion, IN 46952
marionindiana.us
P: 765-662-9931
Clark County REMC
7810 State Road 60
Sellersburg, IN 47172
theremc.com
P: 812-246-3316
Clark-Floyd Counties Convention
& Tourism Bureau
Jim Epperson, Executive Director
jepperson@sunnysideoflouisville.org
315 Southern Indiana Ave.
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
sunnysideoflouisville.org
P: 812-282-6654
Clinton County Economic
Development
301 E. Clinton St.
Frankfort, IN 46041
ccinchamber.org
P: 765-654-5507
Columbus Economic Development
Board
Jason Hester, Executive Director
jhester@columbusin.org
500 Franklin St.
Columbus, IN 47201
columbusin.org
P: 812-378-7300; F: 812-372-6756
Conexus Indiana
David Holt, Vice President, Operations,
Business Development
dholt@conexusindiana.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
conexusindiana.com
P: 317-638-2108; F: 317-638-2110
Connersville Economic
Development Corp.
Pete Bell, Chairman of the Board &
Interim Director
edg@edgconnersville.com
504 N. Central Ave.
Connersville, IN 47331
edgconnersville.com
P: 765-827-1366
Corp. for Economic Development
Anderson/Madison County
Rob Sparks, Executive Director
robsparks@cedanderson.com
2705 Enterprise Drive, Ste. 161
Anderson, IN 46013
cedanderson.com
P: 765-642-1860
Crawford County Economic
Development
Don Dubois, Executive Director
don@selectcc.com
6225 E. Industrial Lane
Leavenworth, IN 47137
selectcrawfordcounty.com
P: 812-739-2248
Crossroads Regional Chamber of
Commerce
Sue Reed, President & CEO
sue@crossroadschamber.org
9101 Taft St.
Merrillville, IN 46410
crossroadschamber.org
P: 219-769-8180; F: 219-736-6223
Crown Point Economic Development
Barb Gura
bgura@crownpoint.in.gov
11035 Broadway, Ste. F
Crown Point, IN 46307
crownpoint.in.gov
P: 219-663-3303
Daviess County Economic
Development Corp.
Ron Arnold, Executive Director
rarnold@dcedc.net
219 E. Main St.; P.O. Box 191
Washington, IN 47501
dcedc.net
P: 812-254-1500; F: 812-254-2550
Dearborn County Economic
Development
Terry Randall, Dearborn County
Administrator
trandall@dearborncounty.in.gov
215 B West High St.
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025
dearborncountyedi.com
P: 812-537-0814; F: 812-537-0845
DeKalb County Economic
Development Partnership Inc.
Kenric McCrory, Director
ken@dekalbedp.org
4483 CR 19 - Ste. C
Auburn, IN 46706
dekalbedp.org
P: 260-927-1180; F: 260-927-1185
Delaware-Muncie Metropolitan
Plan Commission
Marta Moody, Executive Director
mmoody@co.delaware.in.us
100 W. Main St.
Muncie, IN 47305
co.delaware.in.us
P: 765-747-7740; F: 765-747-7744
Develop Indy
Brian Gildea, Vice President
bgildea@indychamber.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1950
Indianapolis, IN 46204
indychamber.com
P: 317-464-2222
Dubois Strong
Ed Cole, President
ecole@duboisstrong.com
961 College Ave.
Jasper, IN 47546
duboisstrong.com
P: 812-482-9650; F: 812-482-9421
Economic Development Coalition
of Southwest Indiana
Greg Wathen, President & CEO
gwathen@southwestindiana.org
318 Main St., Ste. 400
Evansville, IN 47708
southwestindiana.org
P: 812-423-2020; F: 812-423-2080
Provides demographic & site data about
Southwest Indiana
Economic Development Corp.
Greensburg Decatur County
Marc Coplon, Executive Director
mcoplon@edcgdc.com
314 W. Washington St.
Greensburg, IN 47240
edcgdc.com
P: 812-222-2520; F: 812-222-2506
Economic Development Corp.
Michigan City
Clarence Hulse, Executive Director
clarenceh@edcmc.com
2 Cadence Park Plaza
Michigan City, IN 46360
edcmc.com
P: 219-873-1211; F: 219-873-1595
Economic Development Corp. of
Wayne County
Valerie Shaffer, President
valerie@edcwc.com
500 S. A St., Ste. 2
Richmond, IN 47347
edcwc.com
P: 765-983-4769; F: 765-966-8956
Economic Development Group of
Fayette County
edg@edgconnersville.com
504 N. Central Ave.
Connersville, IN 47331
edgconnersville.com
P: 800-943-2432
Economic Development Group of
Wabash County Inc.
William Konyha, President & CEO
wkonyha@edgwc.com
214 S. Wabash St.
Wabash, IN 46992
edgwc.com
P: 260-563-5258; F: 260-563-6920
EDC of Elkhart County
Dorinda Heiden-Guss, President & CEO
dorinda@elkhartcountybiz.com
300 NIBCO Parkway, Ste. 201
Elkhart, IN 46516
elkhartcountybiz.com
P: 574-293-5627; F: 574-343-2951
Franklin County Economic
Development
Bill Schirmer, Committee President
economicdevelopment@
franklincounty.in.gov
1010 Franklin Ave., Ste. 102
Brookville, IN 47012
fceconomicdevelopment.com
P: 765-647-5340; F: 765-647-5417
Fulton Economic Development Corp.
Terry Lee, Executive Director
tlee@fultondevelopment.org
822 Main St.
Rochester, IN 46975
fultondevelopment.org
P: 574-223-3326; F: 574-224-2329
Gibson County Economic
Development Corp.
B. Todd Mosby, President & CEO
toddm@gibsoncountyedc.org
127 N. Hart St.
Princeton, IN 47670
gibsoncountyedc.org
P: 812-386-0002; F: 812-386-6054
Ginovus
Larry Gigerich, Managing Director
larry@ginovus.com
8888 Keystone Crossing, Ste. 1450
Indianapolis, IN 46240
ginovus.com
P: 317-819-0890; F: 317-819-0888
Grant County Economic Growth
Council
Tim Eckerle, Executive Director
teckerle@grantcounty.com
301 S. Adams St., Ste. 109
Marion, IN 46952
grantcounty.com
P: 888-668-3203; F: 765-662-8340
Entrepreneur business coaching, tax
abatements, grants/revolving loans for
businesses
Greater Kokomo Economic
Development Alliance
Charles Sparks, President & CEO
csparks@greaterkokomo.com
700 E. Firmin St., Ste. 200
Kokomo, IN 46902
greaterkokomo.com
P: 765-457-2000; F: 765-452-4564
Greater Lafayette Commerce
Scott Walker, President & CEO
swalker@greaterlafayettecommerce.com
337 Columbia St.
Lafayette, IN 47902
greaterlafayettecommerce.com
P: 765-742-4044; F: 765-742-6276
Greater LaPorte Chamber of
Commerce
info@lpchamber.com
P.O. Box 486
LaPorte, IN 46352
lpchamber.com
P: 219-362-3178; F: 219-324-7349
Greater LaPorte Economic
Development Corp.
Bert Cook, Executive Director
bertc@gledc.com
809 Washington St., Ste. A
LaPorte, IN 46350
gledc.com
P: 219-324-8584
Business attraction, retention & expansion,
industrial development
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AVIATION Category Subhead
Greater Louisville Manufacturing &
Logistics Network
Lauren Yates Roebuck, Director,
Economic Development
lroebuck@greaterlouisville.com
614 W. Main St., Ste. 6000
Louisville, KY 40202
greaterlouisville.com/aml
P: 502-625-0132; F: 502-625-0010
A membership network of decision-makers
representing the manufacturing & logistics
industries with a mission to promote greater
Louisville as a world-class center for logistics
& globally-competitive manufacturing
Greencastle/Putnam County
Development Center Inc.
Kristin Clary, Executive Director
economic_development@greencastle.com
2 S. Jackson St.; P.O. Box 572
Greencastle, IN 46135
Hamilton County Economic
Development Corp.
Tim Monger, President & CEO
tim.monger@investhamiltoncounty.com
37 E. Main St.
Carmel, IN 46032
investhamiltoncounty.com
P: 317-573-4950
Hammond Development Corp.
Beth Jacobson, Director of Economic
Development
downesb@gohammond.com
649 Conkey St.
Hammond, IN 46324
gohammond.com
P: 219-853-6508; F: 219-853-6334
Hancock Development Council
Nolan “Skip” Kuker, CEcD, Executive
Director
skuker@hancockedc.com
One Court House Plaza
Greenfield, IN 46140
hancockedc.com
P: 317-477-7241; F: 317-477-2353
Harrison County Economic
Development Corp.
Darrell Voelker, Director
dvoelker@hcedcindiana.org
111 W. Walnut St.
Corydon, IN 47112
hcedcindiana.org
P: 812-738-0120; F: 812-738-0500
Community promotion for business and
assisting existing local business
Hendricks County Economic
Development Partnership
Cinda Kelley-Hutchings, Executive
Director
kelley@hcedp.org
5250 E. U.S. 36, Ste. 1103
Avon, IN 46123
hcedp.org
P: 317-745-2400; F: 317-745-0757
Huntington County Economic
Development
Mark A. Wickersham, Executive
Director
mark@hcued.com
8 W. Market St.
Huntington, IN 46750
hcued.com
P: 260-356-5688; F: 260-358-5962
Indiana 15 Regional Planning
Commission
Lisa R. Gehlhausen, Executive Director
lisa@ind15rpc.org
221 E. First St.
Ferdinand, IN 47532
ind15rpc.org
P: 812-367-8455; F: 812-367-8171
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Kevin Brinegar, President
kbrinegar@indianachamber.com
115 W. Washington St., Ste. 850 S.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
indianachamber.com
P: 317-264-3110; F: 317-264-6855
Indiana Economic Development
Assoc.
Lee Lewellen, Chief Executive Officer
llewellen@ieda.org
125 W. Market St., Ste. 300
Indianapolis, IN 46204
ieda.org
P: 317-313-8365; F: 317-634-5964
Indiana Economic Development
Corp.
Victor Smith, Secretary of Commerce
One N. Capitol Ave., Ste. 700
Indianapolis, IN 46024
in.gov/iedc
P: 317-232-8800; F: 317-233-5123
Indianapolis MPO
Ryan Wilhite, Planner
ryan.wilhite@indy.gov
200 E. Washington St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
indympo.org
P: 317-327-5431; F: 317-327-5950
Metropolitan planning organizations
Indy Chamber
Michael Huber, President and CEO
mhuber@indychamber.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1950
Indianapolis, IN 46204
indychamber.com
P: 317-464-2200; F: 317-464-2217
Indy Partnership, The
Paula Galloway, Manager, Business
Development
pgalloway@indypartnership.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1950
Indianapolis, IN 46204
indypartnership.com
P: 317-464-2222
Regional economic development
organization
Jackson County Industrial
Development Corp.
Jim Plump, Executive Director
jimplump@jcidc.com
301 N. Chestnut; P.O. Box 783
Seymour, IN 47274
jcidc.com
P: 812-522-4951; F: 812-522-1235
Jasper County Economic
Development Organization
Kevin Kelly, President
info@jaspercountyin.com
223 W. Kellner Blvd.
Rensselaer, IN 47978
jaspercountyin.com
P: 219-866-3080
Jay County Development Corp.
Bill Bradley, Executive Director
bbradley@jaycodev.org
118 S. Meridian St., Ste. B
Portland, IN 47371
jaycountydevelopment.org
P: 260-726-9311; F: 260-726-4477
Jefferson County Industrial
Development Corp.
Nathan Hadley, Executive Director
nhadley@madisonindiana.com
301 E. Main St.
Madison, IN 47250
madisonindiana.com
P: 812-265-3135; F: 812-274-0204
Jennings County Economic
Development Commission
Kathy Ertel, Executive Director
kertel@jenningsedc.com
1865 W. U.S. 50
North Vernon, IN 47265
jenningsedc.com
P: 812-346-2388; F: 812-346-7992
Johnson County Development Corp.
Cheryl Morphew, President & CEO
cmorphew@jcdc.org
2797 N. Morton St., Ste. E
Franklin, IN 46131
jcdc.org
P: 317-736-4300; F: 317-736-7220
Kankakee-Iroquois Regional
Planning Commission
Edwin Buswell, Executive Director
elb@kirpc.net
115 E. Fourth St.
Monon, IN 47959
kirpc.net
P: 219-253-6658
Knox County Development Corp.
Kent Utt
kentutt@kcdc.com
1101 N. 3rd St.
Vincennes, IN 47591
kcdc.com
P: 812-886-6993; F: 812-886-0888
Kosciusko Economic Development
Corp.
George Robertson, President
grobertson@kosciuskoedc.com
121 North Lake Street
Warsaw, IN 46580
kosciuskoedc.com
P: 877-482-3331; F: 574-267-7762
LaGrange County Economic
Development Corp.
Keith Gillenwater, President & CEO
kgillenwater@lagrangecountyedc.com
304 N. Townline Road, Ste. 2
LaGrange, IN 46761
lagrangecountyedc.com
P: 260-499-4994; F: 260-499-4992
Lake County IN Economic Alliance
Karen Lauerman, President & CEO
klauerman@lcea.us
9101 Taft St.
Merrillville, IN 46410
lcea.us
P: 219-756-4317
Economic development services including
site selection/location assistance, project
management, data analysis, community
contact resource
Lawrence County Economic
Growth Council
Shance Sizemore, CEO
shance@lawrencecountygrowth.com
1116 16th St.
Bedford, IN 47421
lawrencecountygrowth.com
P: 812-275-4493; F: 812-279-5998
Lincolnland Economic
Development Corp.
Tom Utter, Executive Director
tutter@ledc.org
2792 N. US Hwy 231
Rockport, IN 47635
ledc.org
P: 812-649-2119
Madison County Council of
Governments
Jerrold Bridges, Executive Director
jbridges@mccog.net
16 E. Ninth St.
Anderson, IN 46016
mccog.net
P: 765-641-9482; F: 765-641-9486
Marshall County Economic
Development Corp.
Jerry Chavez, Executive Director
jerry@marshallcountyedc.org
2864 Miller Drive
Plymouth, IN 46563
marshallcountyedc.org
P: 574-935-8499; F: 574-936-2645
Provides assistance with locations,
expansions & start-ups
Metropolis Strategies
Jim LaBelle, Vice President
info@metrostrat.org
30 W. Monroe St., Ste. 1050
Chicago, IL 60603
metropolisstrategies.org
P: 312-332-2020
Miami County Economic
Development Authority
James Tidd, Executive Director
jtidd@miamicountyeda.com
1525 W. Hoosier Blvd., Ste. 201
Peru, IN 46970
miamicountyeda.com
P: 765-689-0159; F: 765-689-0168
Certified “shovel-ready” sites available
Michiana Area Council of
Governments
James Turnwald, Executive Director
macogdir@macog.com
1120 County-City Building
227 W. Jefferson Blvd.
South Bend, IN 46601
macog.com
P: 574-674-8894; F: 574-287-1840
Transportation planning
Montgomery County Economic
Development
Kristin Clary, Executive Director
kristinclary@MCEDinc.com
200 S. Washington St., Ste. 305
Crawfordsville, IN 47933
MCEDinc.com
P: 765-362-6851
Morgan County Economic
Development Corp.
Chelsey Manns, Executive Director
cmanns@morgancoed.com
4 E. Harrison St.; P.O. Box 606
Mooresville, IN 46158
morgancoed.com
P: 317-831-9544; F: 317-831-9548
Muncie-Delaware County Chamber
of Commerce
Brenda Brumfield, Director,
Community & Business Development
bbrumfield@muncie.com
401 S. High St.; P.O. Box 842
Muncie, IN 47308
muncie.com
P: 765-288-6681; F: 765-751-9151
Muncie-Delaware County, Indiana
Economic Development Alliance
Terry Murphy, Vice President,
Economic Development
tmurphy@muncie.com
401 S. High St.
Muncie, IN 47305
muncie.com
P: 765-751-9104; F: 765-751-9151
Nappanee Area Chamber of
Commerce
Jeff Kitson, Executive Director
jeff@nappaneechamber.com
302 W. Market St.
Nappanee, IN 46550
nappaneechamber.com
P: 574-773-7812; F: 574-773-4691
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New Castle-Henry County
Economic Development Corp.
Corey Murphy, President & CEO
cmurphy@nchcedc.org
100 S. Main St., Ste. 203
New Castle, IN 47362
nchcedc.org
P: 765-521-7402; F: 765-521-7404
Distribution sites and facilities
Newton County Economic &
Community Development
director@newtoncountyin.com
4117 S. 240 W.
Morocco, IN 47963
newtoncountyin.com
P: 219-285-0653; F: 219-285-0190
Noble County Economic
Development Corp.
Rick Sherck, Executive Director
rsherck@noblecountyedc.com
110 S. Orange St.
Albion, IN 46701
noblecountyedc.com
P: 260-636-3800; F: 260-636-3602
Northeast Indiana Regional
Partnership
John Sampson, President
john@neindiana.com
200 E. Main St., Ste. 910
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
chooseneindiana.com
P: 260-469-3469; F: 260-469-3470
Single point of contact for economic
development services for Northeast Indiana
counties (Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington,
LaGrange, Noble, Steuben, Wabash, Wells,
Whitley)
Northeastern Indiana Regional
Coordinating Council
Dan Avery, Executive Director
dan.avery@co.allen.in.us
200 E. Berry St., Ste. 230
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
nircc.com
P: 260-449-7309; F: 260-449-8652
Regional economic development & planning
organization; transportation planning
Northwest Indiana Forum
Heather Ennis, President & CEO
hennis@nwiforum.org
6100 Southport Road
Portage, IN 46368
nwiforum.org
P: 219-763-6303; F: 219-763-2653
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission
Ty Warner, Executive Director
twarner@nirpc.org
6100 Southport Road
Portage, IN 46368
nirpc.org
P: 219-763-6060; F: 219-762-1653
Regional demographics, forecasts, aerial
photos, maps, GIS, plans & policies for
transportation, environmental, economic
development, land use issues
Ohio County Economic
Development Corp.
Lane Siekman, Executive Director
ohiocountyedc@gmail.com
215 Main St.
Rising Sun, IN 47040
risingsunworks.com
P: 812-438-4054; F: 812-438-4074
One Southern Indiana
Wendy Dant Chesser, President & CEO
wendy@1si.org
4100 Charlestown Road
New Albany, IN 47150
1si.org
P: 812-945-0266; F: 812-948-4664
Marketing, business growth consulting, site
location assistance
Orange County Economic
Development Partnership
Judy Gray, Executive Director
jgray@ocedp.com
200 W. Court St., #2; P.O. Box 281
Paoli, IN 47454
ocedp.com
P: 812-723-3388; F: 812-723-5684
Owen County Economic
Development
Michael Spinks
occcedc@gmail.com
119 South Main St.; P.O. Box 87
Spencer, IN 47460
owencountyindiana.org
P: 812-829-3245; F: 812-829-0936
Parke County Economic
Development
Greg Harbison, President
parkecountyedo@sbcglobal.net
105 N. Market St.
Rockville, IN 47872
parkecountydevelopment.com
P: 765-569-0226
Perry County Chamber of
Commerce
Cheri Taylor, Executive Director
perrychamber@psci.net
601 Main St., Ste. A
P.O. Box 82
Tell City, IN 47586
perrycountychamber.com
P: 812-547-2385; F: 812-547-3878
Perry County Development Corp.
Alvin C. Evans, President & CEO
alvin@pickperry.com
601 Main St., Ste. A
Tell City, IN 47586
pickperry.com
P: 812-547-8377; F: 812-547-8378
Pike County Economic Growth &
Development Council
Paul Lake, Executive Director
pikegrowth@frontier.com
714 1/2 Main St.; P.O. Box 204
Petersburg, IN 47567
pikecogrowth.org
P: 812-354-2271
Plymouth Area Chamber of
Commerce
Connie Holzwart, Executive Director
plychamber@plychamber.org
120 N. Michigan St.
Plymouth, IN 46563
plychamber.org
P: 574-936-2323
Portage Economic Development
Corp.
Jim Fitzer, Executive Director
jfitzer@portagein.org
6260 Central Ave.
Portage, IN 46368
portagein.org
P: 219-762-9761
Posey County Economic
Development Partnership
John Taylor, Executive Director
john.taylor@pcedp.com
915 E. Fourth St., P.O. 643
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
pcedp.com
P: 812-838-6500; F: 812-838-6358
Pulaski County Economic
Development
Nathan P. Origer, Executive Director
nporiger@pulaskionline.org
623 W. 11th St.; P.O. Box 315
Winamac, IN 46996
pulaskionline.org
P: 574-946-3869; F: 574-946-3852
Radius Indiana
Jeremy Sowders, Director of Business
Development
j.sowders@radiusindiana.com
1504 “I” St.
Bedford, IN 47421
radiusindiana.com
P: 812-277-9778
Single/central point of contact for site
selection and business location needs for
eight county region: Crawford, Daviess,
Dubois, Greene, Martin, Lawrence, Orange,
Washington
Randolph Economic Development
Corp.
Bruce W. Hosier, Executive Director
info@randolph-county.org
123 W. Franklin St., Ste. 201
Winchester, IN 47394
randolph-county.org
P: 765-584-3266; F: 765-584-3622
Region III A Development & RPC
David Koenig, Executive Director
dkoenig@region3a.org
Kendallville Professional Centre, Unit C,
217 Fairview Blvd.
Kendallville, IN 46755
region3a.org
P: 260-347-4714; F: 260-347-4718
Ripley County Economic
Development Corp.
Gary Norman
gnorman@ripleycountyedc.com
P.O. Box 576
Versailles, IN 47042
ripleycountyedc.com
P: 812-689-4344; F: 812-689-3044
Industrial ground/buildings
Rush County Economic &
Community Development Corp.
John McCane, Executive Director
johnmccane@rushecdc.org
210 E. U.S. 52, Ste. C
Rushville, IN 46173
rushecdc.org
P: 765-938-3232; F: 765-932-4355
Scott County Economic
Development Corp.
Robert Peacock, Executive Director
rpeacock@scottcountyin.com
90 N. Main St., Ste. C
Scottsburg, IN 47170
scottcountyin.com
P: 812-752-7268; F: 812-752-7272
Shelby County Development Corp.
Brian Asher, Executive Director
b.asher@shelbydevelopment.com
16 Public Square, Ste. A
Shelbyville, IN 46176
shelbydevelopment.com
P: 317-398-8903; F: 317-398-8915
South Bend Department of
Community Investment
Scott Ford, Executive Director
sford@southbendin.gov
227 W. Jefferson Blvd., Ste. 1400 S.
South Bend, IN 46601
southbendin.gov
P: 574-235-9375; F: 574-235-9021
Southeastern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission
Susan Craig, Executive Director
susan.craig@sirpc.org
405 W. U.S. 60
Versailles, IN 47042
sirpc.org
P: 812-689-5505; F: 812-689-3526
Economic and community development
Southern Indiana Development
Commission
Greg Jones, Executive Director
gejones@sidc.cc
405 JFK Ave., Ste. A
Loogootee, IN 47553
sidc.cc
P: 812-295-3707; F: 812-295-3717
Southwest Indiana Chamber
Christy Gillenwater, President & CEO
chamberinfo@swichamber.com
318 Main St., Ste. 401
Evansville, IN 47708
swinchamber.com
P: 812-425-8147; F: 812-421-5883
Southwest Indiana Development
Council
Alvin C. Evans, President
alvin@pickperry.com
601 Main St., Ste. A
Tell City, IN 47586
swidc.org
P: 812-547-8377; F: 812-547-8378
Starke County Economic
Development Foundation
Charles Weaver, Executive Director
execdir@scedf.biz
1915 S. Heaton St.
Knox, IN 46534
scedf.biz
P: 800-359-5627; F: 574-772-5912
Industrial parks/sites, assistance &
coordination of state & local incentives, state
& local permitting processes
Steuben County Economic
Development Corp.
David Koenig, Executive Director
david@steubenedc.com
330 Intertech Parkway, Ste. 231
Angola, IN 46703
steubenedc.com
P: 260-665-6889; F: 260-624-2749
Sullivan County Redevelopment
Commission
Deann Talley, Director
deann.talley@sullivancountyindiana.us
P.O. Box 111
Sullivan, IN 47882
sullivancountyindiana.us
P: 812-691-1090
Terre Haute Economic
Development Corp.
Steve Witt, President
switt@terrehauteedc.com
630 Wabash Ave., Ste. 101
Terre Haute, IN 47807
terrehauteedc.com
P: 812-234-2524; F: 812-232-6054
The Chamber of Commerce of St.
Joseph County
Jeffrey Rea, President & CEO
jrea@sjchamber.org
401 E. Colfax Ave., Ste. 310
South Bend, IN 46617
sjchamber.org
P: 574-400-4000; F: 574-289-0358
Thomas P. Miller & Associates
Thomas Miller, President & CEO
info@tpma-inc.com
1630 N. Meridian St., Ste. 430
Indianapolis, IN 46202
tpma-inc.com
P: 317-894-5508; F: 317-894-5370
Tipton County Economic
Development Organization
D. Jeffrey Sheridan, Executive Director
director@tiptonedo.org
114 S. Main St.
Tipton, IN 46072
tiptoncountyusa.com
P: 765-675-7418; F: 765-675-7417
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Union County Development Corp.
Melissa Browning, Chamber Director
unioncodc@frontier.com
5 W. High St.
Liberty, IN 47353
ucdc.us
P: 765-458-5976; F: 765-458-5976
Chamber of Commerce, tourism
Valparaiso Economic Development
Matt Murphy, Vice President
mmurphy@valpo.us
162 W. Lincolnway
Valparaiso, IN 46383
valpoedc.org
P: 219-462-1105; F: 219-462-5710
Valpo Chamber
Rex Richards, President
rex@valpochamber.org
162 W. Lincolnway
Valparaiso, IN 46383
valpochamber.org
P: 219-462-1105; F: 219-462-5710
Vectren Energy
Mark Sebree, Director of Economic
Development
2520 Lincoln Drive
Clarksville, IN 47129
vectren.com
P: 812-948-4915; F: 812-948-4999
Vermillion County Economic
Development Council
Dylan Riggen, Executive Director
dylan.riggen@vermillioncountyedc.com
259 Vine St.
Clinton, IN 47842
vermillioncountyedc.com
P: 765-832-3870; F: 765-832-3871
Warren County Local Economic
Development Organization
Steve Eberly, Executive Director
ledo@warrenadvantage.com
31 N. Monroe St.
Williamsport, IN 47993
warrenadvantage.com
P: 765-762-6055; F: 765-764-1501
Warrick County Chamber of
Commerce
Shari Sherman, Executive Director
ssherman@warrickcounty.us
P.O. Box 377
Boonville, IN 47601
warrickcounty.us
P: 812-897-2340; F: 812-897-2360
Warrick County Economic
Development Department
Larry Taylor, Executive Director
larry.taylor@warrickcounty.gov
4763 Rosebud Lane, Ste. C
Newburgh, IN 47630
successwarrickcounty.com
P: 812-858-3555; F: 812-585-3558
Wells County Chamber of
Commerce & Economic
Development
Tim Ehlerding, Executive Director
tehlerding@wellsedc.com
211 W. Water St.
Bluffton, IN 46714
wellsedc.com
P: 260-824-0510; F: 260-824-5871
West Central Indiana Economic
Development District Inc.
Ron Hinsenkamp, Executive Director
rhinsenkamp@westcentralin.com
1718 Wabash Ave.
Terre Haute, IN 47807
westcentralin.com
P: 812-238-1561; F: 812-238-1564
White County Economic
Development
Randall Mitchell, President
rmitchell@whiced.com
124 N. Main St., Ste. A
Monticello, IN 47960
whitecountyin.org
P: 574-583-6557; F: 574-583-6230
Whitley County Economic
Development Corp.
Alan Tió, President
atio@whitleyedc.com
220 W. Van Buren St., Ste. 102
Columbia City, IN 46725
whitleyedc.com
P: 260-244-5506; F: 260-244-4024
Utilities
Citizens Gas
2020 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
citizensenergygroup.com
P: 317-927-4328
Clark County REMC
7810 State Road 60
Sellersburg, IN 47172
theremc.com
P: 812-246-3316
Duke Energy Indiana
Mike Heaton, Regional Economic
Development Manager
mike.heaton@duke-energy.com
1000 E. Main St.
Plainfield, IN 46168
locationindiana.com
P: 317-838-2000; F: 317-838-1950
Economic development
Hoosier Energy
Harold Gutzwiller, Manager, Economic
Development/Key Accounts
hgutzwiller@hepn.com
P.O. Box 908
Bloomington, IN 47402
hoosiersites.com
P: 812-876-2021; F: 812-876-5030
Indiana American Water Dept.
infoin@amwater.com
555 E. County Line Road, Ste. 201
Greenwood, IN 46143
amwater.com
P: 800-492-8373
Indiana Municipal Power Agency
Susan Reed, Manager of Economic
Development and Member Services
susan@impa.com
11610 N. College Ave.
Carmel, IN 46032
impa.com
P: 317-575-3879; F: 317-575-3372
Indiana Natural Gas Corp.
1080 W. Hospital Road; P.O. Box 450
Paoli, IN 47454
indiananatural.com
P: 812-723-2151; F: 812-723-2188
Indianapolis Power & Light
One Monument Circle; P.O. Box 1595
Indianapolis, IN 46206
iplpower.com
P: 888-261-8222
Kinetrex Energy
Craig Moore, Executive Vice President
cmoore@citizensenergygroup.com
2020 N. Meridian St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
kinetrexenergy.com
P: 317-927-6057
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
Don Babcock, Economic Development
dlbabcock@nisource.com
801 E. 86th Ave.
Merrillville, IN 46410
nipsco.com
P: 800-262-6477
Utilities & economic development
Silver Creek Water Corp.
P.O. Box 102
Sellersburg, IN 47172
silvercreekwater.org
P: 812-246-2889; F: 812-246-6503
Vectren Energy
Mark Sebree, Director of Economic
Development
2520 Lincoln Drive
Clarksville, IN 47129
vectren.com
P: 812-948-4915; F: 812-948-4999
Wabash Valley Power Association
Sherry Rose, Manager, Economic
Development
sherryr@wvpa.com
722 N. High School Road
Indianapolis, IN 46214
wvpa.com
P: 317-481-2800; F: 317-481-2939
Utility serving 26 rural electric cooperatives in
northern Indiana, Illinois & Missouri
Watson Rural Water Co.
4106 Utica Sellersburg Road
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
watson-water.com
P: 812-246-5416; F: 812-246-8783
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Business Consulting
7P Solutions
Jeff Clark, President
jclark@7psolutions.biz
136 N. Van Buren St., P.O. Box 1274
Nashville, IN 47448
7psolutions.biz
P: 812-988-4430
GPS security, environmental monitoring
A Plus Brokerage
John Wendel, President
P.O. Box 926
Plymouth, IN 46563
aplusbrokerage.biz
P: 574-936-4767; F: 574-936-6714
APPIAN Inc.
Dennis E. Faulkenberg
dfaulkenberg@appianadvisors.com
One N. Capitol, Ste. 1050
Indianapolis, IN 46204
appianadvisors.com
P: 317-822-9205
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch
Thomas Burkhardt, General Manager
thomas.burkhardt@chrobinson.com
5155 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
chrobinson.com
P: 812-842-0000; F: 812-842-0001
Rail services; trucking - bulk haul, flat bed,
heavy haul, LTL, truckload, refrigerated,
specialized, regional, national; trucking
services; freight forwarders; heavy lift/
haulage; intermodal services; steamship
lines/agents; 3PL; distribution centers
ERS-OCI Wireless
Daphne Knox, Marketing Director
P.O. Box 110
Ligonier, IN 46767
ers-oci.com
P: 260-894-4145; F: 260-894-7581
Wireless voice, & data video, RFID, asset
management
Foreign Targets Inc.
Andrew Reinke, President
fti@foreigntargets.com
435 Virginia Ave., Ste. 504
Indianapolis, IN 46203
foreigntargets.com
P: 317-822-9710; F: 317-822-9719
Assisting Indiana companies identify
& penetrate foreign markets; export
development
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Greater Indiana Clean Cities
Coalition
Kellie L. Walsh, Executive Director
kellie@greaterindiana.com
6283 E. Centinary Road
Mooresville, IN 46158
greaterindiana.com
P: 317-834-3754; F: 317-834-3754
Provides guidence on alt. fuel deployment
and funding of projects
Indiana Strategic Resource Group
Aleta Mungal, President
amungal@indianastrategicresourcegroup.com
P.O. Box 3083
Carmel, IN 46082
indianastrategicresoucegroup.com
P: 317-607-4660; F: 317-816-0108
Stategic planning, feasibility and marketing
assessments, business communications,
diversity services, community engagement,
program development, MBE, WBE Certified
Midwest Toxicology Services LLC
Susie Fields, Sales & Marketing
susie.fields@midwesttox.com
603 E. Washington St., Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46204
midwesttox.com
P: 317-262-2200; F: 317-262-2222
Managed drug testing programs DOT & non-
DOT; onsite collections available
Miebach Consulting Inc.
Nick Banich, Business Development
Manager
banich@miebach.com
151 N. Delaware, Ste. 1770
Indianapolis, IN 46202
miebach.com
P: 317-423-3126; F: 317-423-2951
Facility design and site masterplanning;
network, inventory, process, and
transportation optimization; consulting and
industrial engineering
Owens Communications Inc.
Lori Sweet, Marketing Coordinator
lori-sweet@owenscommunications.com
1815 21st St.
Columbus, IN 47201
owenscommunications.com
P: 812-376-9652; F: 812-376-9729
Wireless, broadband and nationwide
communications
Spot Freight
Anthony Bova, EVP/Director of
Business Development
abova@spotmyfreight.com
445 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
spotmyfreight.com
P: 317-418-2168; F: 317-635-6357
TMS (Transportation Management System);
global provider SaaS Supply Chain Services
Couriers
Aptus Delivery Systems
Lance Adams, CEO
lance.adams@aptusdeliverysystems.com
2040 S. Lynhurst Drive, Ste. L
Indianapolis, IN 46241
aptusdeliverysystems.com
P: 317-390-0111; F: 317-390-0112
Aptus Delivery Systems
Lance Adams, CEO
lance.adams@aptusdeliverysystems.com
3230 Rosetta Place
South Bend, IN 46628
aptusdeliverysystems.com
P: 574-217-7587; F: 574-232-0069
Aptus Delivery Systems
Lance Adams, CEO
lance.adams@aptusdeliverysystems.com
5020 Investment Drive
Fort Wayne, IN 46808
aptusdeliverysystems.com
P: 260-744-1228; F: 260-744-6037
Warehousing, transportation, logistical order
fulfillment, distribution, LTL, expedites, air
freight, courier service, pool distribution
Boyer Transportation Services
John C. Boyer III, President
jboyertrans@comcast.net
6530 Glen Lake Court
Fort Wayne, IN 46814
boyertrans.com
P: 260-676-2140; F: 260-672-9540
Regional delivery and courier service
Now Courier Inc.
Ryan Schwalbach, President
rschwalbach@nowcourier.com
111 E. McCarty St.
Indianapolis, IN 46225
nowcourier.com
P: 317-638-7071; F: 317-638-7016
Same-day courier; distribution services;
dedicated drivers; fleet replacement/
management; focus of medical, automotive,
office supplies, banking, payroll, warehouse,
box truck
Pillow Express Logistics
G. Eddie Pillow, Vice President
epillow@pillowlogistics.com
4005 Vincennes Road
Indianapolis, IN 46268
pillowlogistics.com
P: 317-415-4000, 888-884-0888
F: 317-415-4009
Courier logistics services, same-day,
expedited, medical, office supplies, mail,
warehouse staffing services, mail room
management services, fulfillment and
distribution services
Special Dispatch
Don Nichols, General Manager
donnichols@sdindy.com
3560 Developers Road
Indianapolis, IN 46227
specialdispatchinc.com
P: 317-787-0608; F: 317-791-2760
Courier/delivery since 1965; offering 1-hr,
2-hr & same-day service; on-demand box
truck & tractor-trailer; warehouse & crossdock
service; hazmat and TSA certified; open
24/7/365
Wheels Assured Logistics
Gary W. Giles
P.O. Box 47364
Indianapolis, IN 46247
wheelsassured.com
P: 317-322-1919; F: 317-322-2074
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AVIATION Category Subhead
Engineering/
Architectural Services
American Structurepoint Inc.
Christopher F. Murphy, PE,
Vice President
cmurphy@structurepoint.com
7260 Shadeland Station
Indianapolis, IN 46256
structurepoint.com
P: 317-547-5580; F: 317-543-0270
Apex Engineering
5521 Industrial Road
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
apex-engineering.com
P: 812-838-0148
Architects Incorporated II
James K. Griggs, President
griggs@ai2.biz
1220 Baldwin St.
Elkhart, IN 46514
ai2.biz
P: 574-262-4400; F: 574-262-3300
BF&S
Paul Shaffer, Vice President,
Airport Development
pshaffer@bfsengr.com
8450 Westfield Blvd., Ste. 300
Indianapolis, IN 46240
bfsengr.com
P: 317-713-4615; F: 317-713-4616
DLZ
Miguel A. Trevino, Vice President
111 W. Columbia St., Ste. 100
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
dlz.com
P: 260-420-3114; F: 260-420-0240
DLZ Indiana
W. Michael Jabo, Division Manager
mjabo@dlz.com
900 Ridge Road, Ste. L
Munster, IN 46321
dlz.com
P: 219-836-5884; F: 219-836-6013
DLZ Industrial
Kurt Schmiegel, President
kschmiegel@dlz.com
316 Tech Drive
Burns Harbor, IN 46304
dlz.com
P: 219-764-4700; F: 219-764-4156
Surveying/field services, 3D laser scanning,
hydrographic surveying material testing lab
services
Enverity Engineering
Ross Maue, President
rmaue@enverityENG.com
9229 Delegates Row, Ste. 150
Indianapolis, IN 46240
enverityENG.com
P: 317-706-2075; F: 317-706-2076
Falk-PLI
Scott Falk, AIA, Architect
sfalk@falk-pli.com
6370 Ameriplex Dr., Ste. 100
Portage, IN 46368
falk-pli.com
P: 219-762-7024; F: 219-764-4261
Architecture, engineering, land surveying,
construction management
JRA Architecture
Andrew Churchill
bhicks@jra-arch.com
7222 N. Shadeland Ave., Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46250
jra-arch.com
P: 317-806-1060; F: 317-806-1061
Site planning and evaluation, architectural
design, space planning, LEED, marketing,
computer renderings & video animation
MartinRiley
John Boerger, Director of Business
Development
jboerger@martin-riley.com
221 W. Baker St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
martin-riley.com
P: 260-422-7994; F: 260-426-2067
Michael Baker International Inc.
JB Williams, Vice President
jwilliams@mbakerintl.com
1650 Lyndon Farm Court, Ste. 101
Louisville, KY 40223
mbakerintl.com
P: 502-339-3557; F: 502-339-4486
Michael Baker International Inc.
John O’Neill
john.oneill@mbakercorp.com
311 W. Monroe St., Ste. 1350
Chicago, IL 60606
mbakerintl.com
P: 312-707-8770; F: 312-707-8804
Michael Baker International Inc.
Mary Jo Hamman, Indiana,
Director of Transportation
mhamman@mbakercorp.com
3925 River Crossing Parkway, Ste. 150
Indianapolis, IN 46240
mbakerintl.com
P: 317-663-8430; F: 317-663-8410
Moore & Associates
Marcia McCutchan, HR
marciam@maitech.com
P.O. Box 625
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
maitech.com
P: 812-838-4000; F: 812-838-4050
Morley & Associates
James Q. Morley, President
jqm@morleyandassociates.com
4800 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
morleyandassociates.com
P: 812-464-9585; F: 812-464-2514
Surveying
Panzica Building Corp.
Philip E. Panzica, RA, Principal
Architect/President
pepanzica@panzica.net
416 E. Monroe St., Ste. 320
South Bend, IN 46601
panzica.net
P: 574-234-0124; F: 574-234-1023
Design/build & development
Quality Execution Inc.
1511 N. Main St.
Mount Vernon, IN 47620
qualex.com
P: 812-838-1601
Schmidt Associates
320 E. Vermont St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
schmidt-arch.com
P: 317-263-6226; F: 317-263-6224
Schneider Corp., The
contact@schneidercorp.com
8901 Otis Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46216
schneidercorp.com
P: 317-826-7100; F: 317-826-7200
Survey, engineering, GIS Services
The Opus Group
Douglas Swain, Vice President,
General Manager
douglas.swain@opus-group.com
3610 River Crossing Parkway, Ste. 230
Indianapolis, IN 46240
opus-group.com
P: 317-705-0444; F: 317-705-1444
Commercial design build developer
URS Corp.
Kate Zale, Transportation Program
Manager
kate.zale@urs.com
One Indiana Square, Ste. 2100
Indianapolis, IN 46204
urscorp.com
P: 317-532-5400; F: 317-532-5499
Wessler Engineering
Beth Powlen, Business Development
Representative
bethp@wesslerengineering.com
5401 Vogel Road, Ste. 710
Evansville, IN 47715
wesslerengineering.com
P: 812-475-1690; F: 812-475-1691
Wilderman & Associates Inc.
Gene Wilderman, President
lrumsey@wilderman-engineering.com
20 Shawnee Drive
Evansville, IN 47713
wilderman-engineering.com
P: 812-425-8858; F: 812-425-8886
Woolpert
William Dougherty, Vice President
bill.dougherty@woolpert.com
7635 Interactive Way, Ste. 100
Indianapolis, IN 46278
woolpert.com
P: 317-299-7500; F: 317-291-5805
Site development, land planning, hydraulics,
hydrology, commercial/retail/residential
development, surveying, photogrammetry,
geographic information services, enterprise
information management
Yarger Engineering Inc.
Brad Yarger, President
bwyarger@yargerengineering.com
1401 Alimingo Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46260
yargerengineering.com
P: 317-475-1100; F: 317-475-0100
Traffic/roadway design and studies
Environmental Services
AECOM
askenvironment@aecom.com
1800 W. 17th St.
Bloomington, IN 47404
aecom.com
P: 812-336-0972; F: 812-336-3991
American Environmental Corp.
Dan Fortune, Project Director
fortune@aecindy.com
8500 Georgetown Road
Indianapolis, IN 46268
americanenvironmental.net
P: 317-871-4090; F: 317-871-4094
Environmental consulting, engineering,
drilling and hazardous waste disposal
services, investigation and remediation of soil
and groundwater
Environmental Management
Services
info@emcevv.com
427 Main Street
Evansville, IN 47708
emcevv.com
P: 812-424-7768; F: 812-424-7797
Environmental Solutions Group Inc.
helpis@esginfo.com
6685 Broadway, Ste. 1
Merrillville, IN 46410
esginfo.com
P: 219-769-3400
Phase 1 & 2 environmental assessments,
UST removal, soil & ground water sampling,
asbestos inspections, indoor air quality
assessments
Gabbard Environmental Services Inc.
W.D. Gabbard, President
wdgabbard@aol.com
7611 Hope Farm Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46815
P: 260-493-2982; F: 260-493-4043
Greater Indiana Clean Cities
Coalition
Kellie L. Walsh, Executive Director
kellie@greaterindiana.com
6283 E. Centinary Road
Mooresville, IN 46158
greaterindiana.com
P: 317-834-3754; F: 317-834-3754
Provides guidence on alt. fuel deployment
and funding of projects
Indiana Department of
Environmental Management
Carol Corner, Commissioner
100 N. Senate Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
in.gov/idem
P: 317-232-8603; F: 317-233-6647
State environmental regulatory agency
Industrial & Environmental Services
Ralph G. Mora, President
rgmora@iesolution.com
7550 E. Melton Road
Gary, IN 46403
ies-env.com
P: 219-939-5000; F: 219-939-6950
24-hour emergency spill response,
environmental remediation and
environmental consulting 24-Hour
emergency telephone: 877-367-7745
Michael Baker International Inc.
JB Williams, Vice President
jwilliams@mbakerintl.com
1650 Lyndon Farm Court, Ste. 101
Louisville, KY 40223
mbakerintl.com
P: 502-339-3557; F: 502-339-4486
Michael Baker International Inc.
John O’Neill
john.oneill@mbakercorp.com
311 W. Monroe St., Ste. 1350
Chicago, IL 60606
mbakerintl.com
P: 312-707-8770; F: 312-707-8804
Michael Baker International Inc.
Mary Jo Hamman, Indiana,
Director of Transportation
mhamman@mbakercorp.com
3925 River Crossing Parkway, Ste. 150
Indianapolis, IN 46240
mbakerintl.com
P: 317-663-8430; F: 317-663-8410
Specialty Earth Sciences
Dr. Lindsay Swearingen,
Managing Partner
lswearin@sesciences.com
4350 Security Parkway
New Albany, IN 47150
sesciences.com
P: 812-945-0733; F: 812-945-0735
Environmental remediation & consulting
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Financial Services/Banks
Integrity Tax Consulting
Luke Shappell, CFO/COO
lshappell@integritytax.com
6615 Brotherhood Way
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
integritytax.com
P: 260-637-8899
Property tax consulting
Katz, Sapper & Miller Certified
Public Accountants
Tim Almack
talmack@ksmcpa.com
800 E. 96th St., Ste. 500
Indianapolis, IN 46240
ksmcpa.com
P: 317-580-2000; F: 317-580-2117
PNC
Brandt J. Burdick, Senior Vice President
brandt.burdick@pnc.com
101 W. Washington St., Ste. 400E
Indianapolis, IN 46255
pnc.com
P: 317-267-7134; F: 317-267-8899
Healthcare Services
Business Health Plus Inc.
1615 Blackiston View Drive
Clarksville, IN 47129
businesshealthplus.com
P: 812-282-4037
Floyd Memorial Occupational
Health
1700 State St.
New Albany, IN 47150
floydmemorial.com
P: 812-542-4988
Franciscan WorkingWell
3325 Willowcreek Road
Portage, IN 46368
workingwellsite.org
P: 219-764-8439; F: 219-764-8463
Franciscan WorkingWell
6615 S. Boundary Road
Portage, IN 46368
workingwellsite.org
P: 219-787-8662; F: 219-787-8420
Medic On-Site Services
evansville@mediconsite.com
4925 Hitch-Peters Road
Evansville, IN 47711
mediconsite.com
P: 812-204-9283; F: 812-479-1144
St. Mary’s Occupational Medicine
Clinic
2330 Lynch Road
Evansville, IN 47711
stmarys.org/occmed
P: 812-485-6900
Verve Health
Gerry Erb, CEO
gerb@verve-health.com
8200 Haverstick Road, Ste. 150
Indianapolis, IN 46240
verve-health.com
P: 317-418-7000
Worksite health centers for primary and
urgent care, occupational health, DOT and
rehab., wellness programs
Willowcreek Health Center
3170 Willowcreek Road
Portage, IN 46368
comhs.org
P: 219-947-6628; F: 219-947-6629
Insurance Services
Consolidated Shepherd Insurance
Jeff Kweder, President
111 Congressional Blvd, Ste. 100
Carmel, IN 46032
P: 317-846-5554, F: 317-846-5444
www.sheperdins.com
Hylant Transportation
Kent Brown, Client Executive
kent.brown@hylant.com
6714 Pointe Inverness Way, Ste. 100
Fort Wayne, IN 46804
hylant.com
P: 260-969-3923; F: 260-969-3999
Transportation, logistics, warehousing,
intermodal, insurance consulting
ONB Insurance Group
carla.carson@oldnationalins.com
925 Wabash Ave., Ste. 200
Terre Haute, IN 47807
oldnationalins.com
P: 812-478-6000
Panther Expedited Services
Shad Tidler, Account Executive
stidler@pantherexpedite.com
4940 Panther Parkway
Seville, OH 44273
pantherexpedite.com
P: 800-685-0657; F: 330-723-0649
Expedited ground and air services
Truckinsure Inc.
torrin@truck-insure.com
2540 Kent Ave.
West Lafayette, IN 47906
truck-insure.com
P: 765-563-1878
USI Insurance Services
Don Anderson, Operating Company
President
307 S. Main, Ste. 200
Elkhart, IN 46516
usi.biz
P: 574-266-7667
Legal Services/Attorneys
Barnes & Thornburg
110 E. Wayne St., Ste. 600
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
btlaw.com
P: 260-423-9440; F: 260-424-8316
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
John R. Gregg, Partner
112 N. 7th St.
Vincennes, IN 47591
bgdlegal.com
P: 812-886-9970; F: 812-886-0776
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
William J. Kaiser Jr., Partner
212 W. 6th St.
Jasper, IN 47546
bgdlegal.com
P: 812-482-5500; F: 812-482-2017
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Michael A. Grim, Partner
2350 First Financial Center
255 E. Fifth St.
Cincinnati, OH 45202
bgdlegal.com
P: 513-455-7600; F: 513-455-8500
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Bruce A. Smith, Partner
25 NW Riverside Drive, Ste. 100
Evansville, IN 47708
bgdlegal.com
P: 812-437-0200; F: 812-437-6717
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Michael L. Eckerle, Partner
2700 Market Tower, 10 W. Market St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
bgdlegal.com
P: 317-635-8900; F: 317-236-9907
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Bruce A. Smith, Partner
312 Main St.
Vincennes, IN 47591
bgdlegal.com
P: 812-882-0222; F: 812-437-6717
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP
Michael A. Grim, Partner
3500 National City Tower,
101 S. Fifth St.
Louisville, KY 40202
bgdlegal.com
P: 502-589-4200; F: 502-587-3695
Bose McKinney & Evans LLP Jennifer
Walker, Chief Marketing Officer
jwalker@boselaw.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 2700
Indianapolis, IN 46204
boselaw.com
P: 317-684-5000; F: 317-684-5173
Faegre Baker Daniels
James Birge, Chair-Advanced
Manufacturing and Logistics Practice
jim.birge@faegrebd.com
600 E. 96th St., Ste. 600
Indianapolis, IN 46204
faegreBD.com
P: 317-569-4651; F: 317-569-4800
Ice Miller LLP
200 W. Madison St., Ste. 3500
Chicago, IL 60606
icemiller.com
P: 312-726-1567; F: 312-726-7102
Ice Miller LLP
Philip Genetos
philip.genetos@icemiller.com
One American Square, Ste. 2900
Indianapolis, IN 46282
icemiller.com
P: 317-236-2307; F: 317-592-4658
Ports industrial development, municipal
gas utility, single and multi-family housing,
airports, ports, and 501(c)(3) bonds
Kightlinger & Gray
info@k-glaw.com
312 S. Fourth St., Ste. 700
Louisville, KY 40202
k-glaw.com
P: 502-442-2295; F: 502-442-2703
Kightlinger & Gray
info@k-glaw.com
7311 Eagle Crest Blvd.
Evansville, IN 47715
k-glaw.com
P: 812-474-4400; F: 812-474-4414
Kightlinger & Gray
info@k-glaw.com
Bonterra Bldg., Ste. 200
3620 Blackiston Blvd.
New Albany, IN 47150
k-glaw.com
P: 812-949-2300; F: 812-949-8556
Kightlinger & Gray
info@k-glaw.com
Merrillville Corporate Center
8001 Broadway, Ste. 100
Merrillville, IN 46410
k-glaw.com
P: 219-769-0413; F: 219-769-0798
Kightlinger & Gray
info@k-glaw.com
One Indiana Square, Ste. 300
211 N. Pennsylvania St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
k-glaw.com
P: 317-638-4521; F: 317-636-5917
Krieg DeVault
pbrennan@kdlegal.com
8001 Broadway, Ste. 400
Merrillville, IN 46410
kriegdevault.com
P: 219-227-6100; F: 219-227-6101
Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson &
Feary, PC
Jeffrey S. Jackson, Partner
jjackson@scopelitis.com
10 W. Market St., Ste. 1500
Indianapolis, IN 46204
scopelitis.com
P: 317-637-1777; F: 317-687-2414
Transportation-related legal services
Shanahan & Shanahan
James A. Shanahan, Partner
jashanahan@lawbyshanahan.com
230 W. Monroe St., Ste. 2620
Chicago, IL 60606
lawbyshanahan.com
P: 312-263-0607; F: 312-263-0611
Bond counsel, borrower’s counsel, issuer’s
counsel, underwriter’s counsel, counsel on
municipal financings
Shanahan & Shanahan
James A. Shanahan, Partner
jashanahan@lawbyshanahan.com
609 Treybourne Drive, Ste. C
Greenwood, IN 46142
lawbyshanahan.com
P: 317-881-4881
Bond counsel, borrower’s counsel, issuer’s
counsel, underwriter’s counsel, counsel on
municipal financings
Media/Publishing/PR
American Journal of Transportation
George Lauriat, Editor-in-Chief
editorial@ajot.com
116 Court St., Ste. 5
Plymouth, MA 2360
ajot.com
P: 508-927-4188; F: 508-927-4189
Building Indiana News
Andrea M. Pearman, Publisher
apearman@buildingindiana.com
1330 Arrowhead Court
Crown Point, IN 46307
buildingindiananews.com
P: 219-226-0300; F: 219-226-0303
Cargo Business News
miked@nwpublishingcenter.com
1028 Industry Drive
Tukwila, WA 98188
cargobusinessnews.com
P: 206-324-5644; F: 206-324-8939
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AVIATION Category Subhead
Grow Indiana Media Ventures/
Inside Indiana Business with Gerry
Dick
Gerry Dick, President & Managing
Editor
general@growindiana.net
1630 N. Meridian St., Ste. 400
Indianapolis, IN 46202
insideindianabusiness.com
P: 317-275-2010; F: 317-472-7355
Harbor House Publishers - Great
Lakes/Seaway Review Magazine
Michelle Cortright, Publisher
mcortright@harborhouse.com
221 Water St.
Boyne City, MI 49712
harborhouse.com
P: 800-491-1760; F: 866-906-3392
Publishing, regional transportation, harbor@
harborhouse.com
Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding
International
2 Park Lane, Earls Colne
Colchester, CO6 2RJ U.K.
heavyliftpfi.com
P: 44-1787-222434
Indianapolis Business Journal
Greg Morris, President/Publisher
info-ibj@ibj.com
41 E. Washington St., Ste.200
Indianapolis, IN 46204
ibj.com
P: 317-634-6200; F: 317-263-5060
Inland Port Magazine
Daron Jones, Editor
djones@inlandportmagazine.com
27270 Jimmy Lane
Conroe, TX 77385
inlandportmagazine.com
P: 281-602-5400
Journal of Commerce
Chris Brooks, Executive Editor
cbrooks@joc.com
2 Penn Plaza East
Newark, NJ 7105
joc.com
P: 973-776-8660
Logistics Management
lpeddie@peerlessmedia.com
111 Speen St., Ste. 200
Framingham, MA 1701
logisticsmgmt.com
P: 508-663-1500; F: 877-417-8291
Logistics Quarterly
circulation@LogisticsQuarterly.com
131 Bloor St.
Toronto, ON M5R 2E3, Canada
logisticsquarterly.com
P: 416-461-8355
Manufacturing & Logistics IT
Magazine
editor@ibcpub.com
P.O. Box 3575; Barnet
Hertfordshire, EN5 9QD U.K.
logisticsit.com
P: +44 (0) 1707 664200
Marine Log
marinelog@sbpub.com
55 Broad St., 26th Floor
New York, NY 10004
marinelog.com
P: 212-620-7200; F: 212-633-1165
MEK Group, The
Michael Snyder, Managing Principal
msnyder@themekgroup.com
11405 N. Pennsylvania St., Ste. 103
Carmel, IN 46032
themekgroup.com
P: 317-805-4870; F: 317-844-4934
Modern Materials Handling
111 Speen St., Ste. 200
Framingham, MA 01701
mmh.com
P: 508-663-1500; F: 877-330-7427
Russo Communications
Steve Russo
srusso@russocomm.com
P.O. Box 675
Zionsville, IN 46077
russocomm.com
P: 317-873-1678
Supply Chain Brain Magazine
750 Smith Road
Peconic, NY 19958
supplychainbrain.com
P: 516-829-9210; F: 516-829-9722
Suppy Chain Management Review
lpeddie@peerlessmedia.com
111 Speen St., Ste. 200
Framingham, MA 01701
scmr.com
P: 508-663-1500; F: 877-417-8291
Waterways Journal Weekly
info@waterwaysjournal.net
319 N. 4th St., Ste. 650
St. Louis, MO 63102
waterwaysjournal.net
P: 314-241-7354; F: 314-241-4207
World Cargo News
gtilbury@wcnpublishing.com
The Coach House, 24 Bridge St.
Leatherhead, Surrey, KT22 8BX U.K.
worldcargonews.com
P: +44 1372 375511; F: +44 1372 370111
Real Estate/Site Selection
Acorn Group Inc./TCN Worldwide
Real Estate
Albert Donato III, President
adonato3@acorn-group.net
1 N. Pennsylvania St., Ste. 300
Indianapolis, IN 46204
acorn-group.net
P: 317-231-1000; F: 317-231-1016
Brokerage, consulting, site selection, build
to suit, tenant representation, development,
redevelopment, property management,
facilities management; local, regional,
international
Aspen Property Management
John Perine, President
jperine@aspenmanagementcompany.com
910 N. Shadeland Ave., #6
Indianapolis, IN 46240
aspenmanagementcompany.com
P: 317-352-9147
Leasing of offices, retail, industrial, self
storage, HOA
Baker Commercial Real Estate
Jim Baker, SIOR, CCIM, President
jim@bakercre.com
603 N. Shore Drive, Ste. 201
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
bakercre.com
P: 812-285-0900; F: 812-285-0700
Industrial and commercial real estate sales,
leasing, consulting
Bingham Economic Development
Advisors/Bingham Greenebaum Doll
Jeff Kirk, Partner
2700 Market Tower, 10 W. Market St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
bgdlegal.com
P: 317-968-5478; F: 317-236-9907
Commercial Advantage Inc.
Lori Tubbs, President
ltubbs@commercial-adv.com
9111 S. Broadway, Ste. LL
Merrillville, IN 46410
commercial-adv.com
P: 219-736-0014; F: 219-736-0134
Cushman & Wakefield
Chris Yeakey
Market Leader Indianapolis
chris.yeakey@cushwake.com
www.dtz.cassidyturley.com
One American Square, Ste. 1300
Indianapolis, IN 46282
cassidyturley.com
P: 317-634-6363; F: 317-639-0504
Brokerage, economic incentive procurement,
property management, construction services,
corporate services, auction services
Darwin Realty & Development
George Cibula, Chairman
gcibula@@darwinrealty.com
970 N. Oak Lawn
Elmhurst, IL 60126
darwinrealty.com
P: 630-782-9520; F: 630-782-9531
DTM Real Estate
Marvin Murdock, Construction
Management
mmurdock@dtmrealestate.com
1 N. Meridian St., Ste. 901
Indianapolis, IN 46204
dtmrealestate.com
P: 317-917-9905; F: 866-356-2002
Full service commercial brokerage, facility/
property management, construction
management, consulting
Duke Realty Corp.
600 E. 96th St., Ste. 100
Indianapolis, IN 46240
dukerealty.com
P: 317-808-6000; F: 317-808-6794
Build to suit logistics facilities & facilities for
lease up to 1 million square feet or more
First Industrial Realty Trust Inc.
Daniel Meador, Regional Director/
Market Leader
info@firstindustrial.com
1425 Sadlier Circle W.
Indianapolis, IN 46238
firstindustrial.com
P: 317-352-8391, ext. 11491;
F: 317-351-1777
Hahn Realty Corp.
Gene Hahn, Principal Broker
hrc2u@hahnrealtycorp.com
5011 Washington Ave., Ste. 1
Evansville, IN 47715
hahnrealtycorp.com
P: 812-477-6980; F: 812-471-3027
Relocation & commercial development
Holladay Properties - Headquarters
Doug Hunt, Senior Vice President and
Partner
dhunt@holladayproperties.com
227 S. Main St., Ste. 300
South Bend, IN 46601
holladayproperties.com
P: 574-234-2073; F: 574-284-3790
Development, design/build and asset
management
Holladay Properties (AmeriPlex -
Indianapolis Office)
Chris Wilkes
cwilkes@holladayproperties.com
5715 Decatur Blvd.
Indianapolis, IN 46241
holladayproperties.com
P: 317-548-4231; F: 317-856-9012
Development, design/build and asset
management
Integrity Tax Consulting
Luke Shappell, CFO/COO
lshappell@integritytax.com
6615 Brotherhood Way
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
integritytax.com
P: 260-637-8899
Property tax consulting
Jones Lang LaSalle
Steve Schwegman, Senior Vice
President, Supply Chain & Logistics
Solutions
steve.schwegman@am.jll.com
8900 Keystone Crossing, Ste. 1150
Indianapolis, IN 46240
joneslanglasalle.com
P: 317-810-7185
Real estate, site selection, supply chain
consulting, business & economic incentives
Koetter Construction
Bob Koetter, President
bob@thekoettergroup.com
7393 Pete Andres Road
Floyds Knobs, IN 47119
thekoettergroup.com
P: 812-923-9873; F: 812-923-9873
Commercial construction and real estate
Landmark Realty & Development Inc.
Stacy Stevens, Broker/Owner
sstevens@landmarkrealtyinc.com
915 Main St., Ste. 608
Evansville, IN 47708
landmarkrealtyinc.com
P: 812-474-9814; F: 812-474-9834
Lauth Property Group
111 Congressional
Carmel, IN 46032
lauth.net
P: 317-848-6500; F: 317-848-6511
Newmark Grubb/Cressy & Everett
George Cressy, CEO
4100 Edison Lakes Parkway, Ste. 350
Mishawaka, IN 46545
cressyandeverett.com
P: 574-271-4060; F: 574-271-4292
Perry County Development Corp.
Alvin C. Evans, President & CEO
alvin@pickperry.com
601 Main St., Ste. A
Tell City, IN 47586
pickperry.com
P: 812-547-8377; F: 812-547-8378
River Ridge Development Authority
Jerry G. Acy, Executive Director
jerry@riverridgeecc.com
6200 E. State Road 62
Bldg. 2501, Ste. 600
Jeffersonville, IN 47130
riverridgecc.com
P: 812-285-8979; F: 812-285-8983
Summit Realty Group/Cushman &
Wakefield
Matt Langfeldt, Partner
1720 N. Kinser Pike
Bloomington, IN 47404
cushmanwakefield.com
P: 812-822-1122
Summit Realty Group/Cushman &
Wakefield
Brian Zurawski, Principal
bzurawski@summitrealtygroup.com
241 N. Pennsylvania St., Ste. 300
Indianapolis, IN 46204
summitrealtygroup.com
P: 317-713-2100; F: 317-713-2103
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Tobin Development Corp.
Kevin J. Tobin, President
ktobin@tobindevelopment.com
500 N. Michigan Ave., Ste. 600
Chicago, IL 60611
tobindevelopment.com
P: 312-615-5200
Design, build for sale or lease
Research
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch
Thomas Burkhardt, General Manager
thomas.burkhardt@chrobinson.com
5155 Rosebud Lane
Newburgh, IN 47630
chrobinson.com
P: 812-842-0000; F: 812-842-0001
Rail services; trucking - bulk haul, flat bed,
heavy haul, LTL, truckload, refrigerated,
specialized, regional, national; trucking
services; freight forwarders; heavy lift/
haulage; intermodal services; steamship
lines/agents; 3PL; distribution centers
Center of Workforce Innovations
Linda Woloshansky, President & CEO
lwolo@innovativeworkforce.com
2804 Boilermaker Court, Ste. E
Valparaiso, IN 46383
innovativeworkforce.com
P: 219-462-2940; F: 219-465-6860
Innovative, customized training solutions
for the logistics workforce, assistance with
training grants, skill assessment & recruitment
Conexus Indiana
David Holt, Vice President, Operations,
Business Development
dholt@conexusindiana.com
111 Monument Circle, Ste. 1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
conexusindiana.com
P: 317-638-2108; F: 317-638-2110
Foreign Targets Inc.
Andrew Reinke, President
fti@foreigntargets.com
435 Virginia Ave., Ste. 504
Indianapolis, IN 46203
foreigntargets.com
P: 317-822-9710; F: 317-822-9719
Assisting Indiana companies identify
& penetrate foreign markets; export
development
Nextrans Center
Srinivas Peeta, Ph.D., Director
peeta@purdue.edu
3000 Kent Ave.
W. Lafayette, IN 47906
purdue.edu/dp/nextrans
P: 765-496-9729; F: 765-807-3123
Security
7P Solutions
Jeff Clark, President
jclark@7psolutions.biz
136 N. Van Buren St., P.O. Box 1274
Nashville, IN 47448
7psolutions.biz
P: 812-988-4430
GPS security, environmental monitoring
Indatus
David Durik, CEO
432 State St.
New Albany, IN 47150
indatus.com
P: 812-945-6351; F: 812-945-6352
Telephone systems, data networks,
surveillance systems, security & door access
systems, data & voice disaster recovery
Securitas Security Services USA Inc.
Brian D. Crowley, Business
Development Manager
brian.crowley@securitasinc.com
1712 N. Meridian St., Ste. 200
Indianapolis, IN 46206
securitasinc.com
P: 317-490-4494; F: 317-591-0276
Logistics security, armed & unarmed on-site
guarding, mobile patrol and electronic
security integration
SII (Security Industries Inc.),
a div. of TAG
Danny Jones, General Manager
djones@tagsii.com
1000 Georgiana St.
Hobart, IN 46342
siisecurity.com
P: 219-942-9447; F: 219-942-9448
Provider of security fence, authomated
gates, access controls and many types of
doors exclusively to the industrial/heavy
commercial marketplace
Translation Services
Indy Translations
info@indytranslations.com
11495 N. Pennsylvania St., Ste. 270
Carmel, IN 46032
indytranslations.com
P: 317-566-8200; F: 317-566-9465
LTC
Martin George, CEO
mgeorge@languagetrainingcenter.com
5750 Castle Creek Parkway, Ste. 487
Indianapolis, IN 46250
languagetrainingcenter.com
P: 888-456-1626; F: 317-578-1673
Translation, interpreting, language training,
cross cultural training
76

AK
Anchorage (ANC)
Yukon
AK
and terminal facilities.
Yukon
British Columbia
OR
CA
NV
WA
ID
Northwest Territories
AZ
UT
Alberta
MT
CO
WY
Saskatchewan
NM
CANADA
TX
MEXICO
ND
SD
NE
Manitoba
UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
• Class I railroads serving North America
• Source: U.S. Surface Transportation Board defines Class I
railroads as having annual carrier operating revenues of
$250 AK million or more
Yukon
5
5
British Columbia
British Columbia
16
OR
CA
1
1
NV
10
WA
84
80
8
1
15
90
ID
Northwest Territories
15
19
16
86
84
15
UT
40
AZ
17
Alberta
Northwest Territories
Alberta
16
15
15
10
10
24
MT
90
80
45
40
1
70
CO
25
WY
25
NM
45
15
18
57
49
30 85
40
40
MEXICO 180
49
57
54
200
CANADA
Saskatchewan
Calgary (YYC)
Vancouver (YVR)
New
Ontario
Brunswick
Seattle (SEA)
Winnipeg (YWG)
WA
ME
ND
Portland (PDX)
Montreal (YMX)
Montreal (YUL)
MT
VT
OR
MN
ID
NY
MI
NH
SD
WI
Minneapolis (MSP)
Toronto (YYZ) MA Boston (BOS)
WY
Hartford (BDL)
CTRI
Newark (EWR) NJ
Detroit (DTW) PA
IA Chicago (ORD)
New York (JFK)
Toledo (TOL)
Salt Lake City (SLC)
NE
NV
OH
Philadelphia (PHL)
IN
MD Baltimore (BWI)
Oakland (OAK)
UNITED STATES
IL
Indianapolis (IND)
DE
San Francisco (SFO)
Denver (DEN)
UT
Washington (IAD)
WV
CO
OF AMERICA
Cincinnati (CVG)
KS
Kansas City (MCI)
KY
VA
CA
Louisville (SDF)
Las Vegas (LAS)
MO
Greensboro (GSO)
Raleigh-Durham (RDU)
NC
Los Angeles (LAX)
Ontario (ONT)
OK
Charlotte (CLT)
AZ
Memphis (MEM) TN
SC
AR
Huntsville (HSV)
San Diego (SAN) Phoenix (PHX) NM
Atlanta (ATL)
MS AL GA
Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
El Paso (ELP)
LA
TX
MEXICO
Guadalajara (GDL)
CANADA
Saskatchewan
25
120
16
90
57
KS
OK
Nunavut
MN
IA
0 100 200 300 Miles
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
94
76 UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
40
27
20
TX
10
2
70
134
95
ND
SD
35
85
105
200
NE
Manitoba
Manitoba
190
KS
135
35
OK
44
37
35
29
35
10
180
29
AR
MO
LA
WI
190
200
IL
150 180
175
Nunavut
94
MN
45
35
IA
80
20
90
185
0 100 200 300 Miles
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
• U.S. interstates and major highways in Canada and Mexico
• Source: Controlled-access highways defined as interstates by
the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and major traffic
thoroughfares in Canada and Mexico
Nunavut
Houston (IAH)
San Antonio (SAT)
Mexico City (MEX)
0 100 200 300 Miles
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
49
35
40
AR
17
11
70
MO
44
30
LA
49
Mississippi Riv
94 WI
39
GUATEMALA
MS
Ontario
TN
GUATEMALA
WINDSOR
Ohio Riv
GUATEMALA
IN
ST. CLAIR
DETROIT
TOLEDO
AL
MI
KY
BELIZE
EL SALVADOR
MOBILE
OH
GA
HONDURAS
Hudson Strait
Lake Erie
HONDURAS
WV
SC
Quebec
NC
FL
NICARAGUA
MD
VA
COSTA
RICA
NY
PA
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
(UK)
VT NH
MA
CTRI
NJ
DE
CUBA
Panama
Canal
BAHAMAS
Panama
Canal
ME
JAMAICA
PANAMA
LEGEND
Newfoundland
and Labrador
New
Brunswick
GREENLAND
Prince
Edward
Island
Nova
Scotia
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
HAITI
COLUMBIA
SAINT PIERRE
& MIQUELON (FR)
BERMUDA (UK)
Decatur
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
Bloomington
PUERTO RICO
(US)
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES (NL)
VENEZUELA
Mount Vernon
RAILROADS
BNSF Railway
Norfolk Southern
CN Railway
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
CSX
ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
Ferromex
International
Kansas City Southern
94
State/Province
43 Burlington
Delavan
GREENLAND
307
Ontario
11
186
180
307
17
94 196 96
80 90
39 5557
75
65 69
IN
IL
72
74
55
55
43
70
69
64 64
57
65
24
MS
55
59
40 65 24 TN
GUATEMALA
BELIZE
EL SALVADOR
20 AL
65
MI
KY
10
BELIZE
EL SALVADOR
HONDURAS
64
75
85
NICARAGUA
2
ME
117
17
95
417
69
400
7
89 93
NY 87
VT91
NH
MA
90
90
81 88
90
390
CTRI
86
84
80 PA NJ
99
76
71OH
79
68 MD
77 79
DE
81
WV 95
64
VA
81
85
GA
75
HONDURAS
85
77
40 NC
26 73
95 40
SC
26
95
Quebec
4
95
75 FL
NICARAGUA
COSTA
RICA
HIGHWAYS
Interstates
Major Highways
Orlando (MCO)
Tampa (TPA)
BAHAMAS
FL
Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Miami (MIA)
COSTA
RICA
Quebec
AIRPORTS
Over 1 Million Tons of Cargo
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
(UK)
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
(UK)
CUBA
Panama
Canal
CUBA
JAMAICA
PANAMA
LEGEND
BAHAMAS
Panama
Canal
JAMAICA
PANAMA
LEGEND
Newfoundland
and Labrador
New
Brunswick
GREENLAND
Newfoundland
and Labrador
Prince
Edward
Island
Nova
Scotia
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
HAITI
COLUMBIA
Prince
Edward
Island
Nova
Scotia
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
HAITI
COLUMBIA
SAINT PIERRE
& MIQUELON (FR)
BERMUDA (UK)
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
SAINT PIERRE
& MIQUELON (FR)
BERMUDA (UK)
Decatur
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
57
PUERTO RICO
(US)
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES (NL)
VENEZUELA
24
ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
International
Paducah
State/Province 60
55
PUERTO 57 RICO
(US)
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES (NL)
VENEZUELA
24
ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
International
State/Province
34
55
30
40
52
80
Bloomington
Le Roy
Clinton
Mount Zion
Salem
80
Bloomington
Decatur
Harvard
88
72
88
72
45
43
74
Aurora
Twin Lakes
Fairbury
74
136
Arcola
Flora
45
Aurora
45
57
Ohio River
Oak Park
Joliet
Champaign
Aurora
57
Eldorado
Milwaukee
90
Chicago O'Hare
Int’l (ORD)
Oak Park
64
14
90
Tolono
Tuscola
64
62
24
45
45
60
641
355
355
57
Paxton
Mount Vernon
Sturgis
57
Champaign
Oak Park
Joliet
Champaign
94
294
Chicago Midway
Int’l (MDW)
Joliet
Milwaukee
Evansville
EVWR
294
45
Kankakee
36
Casey
50
70
Gary
Highland
CSX
Hobart
Hammond CN
Schererville Merrillville
Valparaiso
Crown Point
NS
Hebron CKIN
Vincennes
ISRR
Princeton
General Mitchell
International Airport
(MKE)
Chicago
DCRR
HOS
CFE
EWR
FC R
CFE
North Vernon
CMPA
CFE
Fort Wayne
NS
Logansport
TPW
TPW
Peru
Wabash
WC
Fowler
CSX
Delphi
WSRY
KBSR
USRP
WSRY
Marion
NS
West Lafayette
CERA
KBSR
Kokomo
Lafayette
KBSR
NS
NS
Frankfort
Elwood
NS
HHPA
NS
INCR
Muncie
VVR
Westfield Noblesville
Lebanon
Anderson
Carmel CIW
Crawfordsville CSX
Zionsville
CSX
CSX
New Castle
Fishers
Lawrence
Brownsburg
CSX
CNC
Speedway
Greenfield
Rockville
Plainfield Indianapolis
ISRR
CSX
CSX
Greenwood
Brazil
LIRC
Shelbyville
Terre Haute
Franklin
CIND
CSX
INRD
Greensburg
Edinburgh
CSX
Fort Branch
ISRR
CSX
52
Danville
150
41A
69
East
Chicago
41
NS
41
69
CSX
INRD
Sullivan
INRD
CSX
Henderson
9005
ISRR
NS
NS
Lake
Michigan
Portage
Rensselaer
CSX
ISRR
Washington
Owensboro
41
60
231
Michigan
CIty
ISRR
INRD
Bloomfield
231
231
INRD
Huntingburg
421
231
40
CSS NS
South Bend
LaPorte
CN
Knox
CSX
Green River
Bedford
CSX
Paoli
136
Brownsburg
9007
Morgantown
Plymouth
NS
CN Granger
GDLK
Mishawaka
Elkhart
Goshen
Rochester
Bloomington
90
20
South Bend
LaPorte
150
41
62
9004 9001
62
Lake
Michigan
Portage
94
80 Gary
Highland Hobart
Hammond
Schererville Merrillville
Valparaiso
Crown Point
Hebron
Watseka
Paris
Vincennes
Evansville
Chicago
Gary/Chicago
Int’l (GYY)
80
Hammond
69
Evansville
Evansville Regional
(EVV)
69
65
Kentland Municipal
(5OI)
9005
Chicago
East
Chicago
Fort Branch
65
Fowler
Sullivan
Rensselaer
69
431
74
Rockville
Brazil
Terre Haute
Lake
Michigan
Gary
Clinton Airport (1I7)
Terre Haute
Brazil-Clay County
70
Terre Haute Municipal (OI2)
Int’l (HUF)
Sullivan County
(SIV)
Owensboro
• Airports handling at least 90,000 tons of cargo per year
250,000 - 1 Million Tons of Cargo
• Source: Airports Council International and the Mexican Ministry 90,000 - 250,000 Tons of Cargo
Kenosha
Farmington Hills
of Communications and Transportation (2011)
94
Lake
96
Warren
GREENLAND
AK
196
Federal Harbor
Davis
Michigan
Detroit
Yukon
Strait
Lake St Clair
VALDEZ
Lake Erie
Great Bear Lake
Waukegan
Battle Creek
Livonia
Lock & Dam
Rockford
94
Erie
Foxe Basin
Kalamazoo
Ann Arbor Taylor
Nunavut State Port
90
275
Gulf of Alaska
Northwest Territories
Evanston
Elgin
69
90
Labrador
McLeod Bay
Sea
Great Slave Lake
Wheaton Chicago
94
75
88
Mentor
Aurora
90 80
Toledo
79
British Columbia
Iowa 80
T.J. O'Brien L&D
Elkhart
Euclid
Lakewood
City Hudson Bay
CANADA
Davenport
39
Lockport L&D
South
Cleveland
PRINCE
Alberta
Newfoundland
Bend
RUPERT
Brandon Road L&D
Gary
Lorain Parma
and Labrador
Joliet
80
80
90
Elyria
80
80
Dresden Island L&D
Manitoba
71
Youngstown
Saskatchewan
Quebec
74
Starved Rock OFFSHORE
L&D
Fort
Marseilles L&D
Wayne
Akron
Lake
COME-BY-CHANCE
SEPT-ILES
Winnipeg
VANCOUVER METRO
PORT-CARTIER
Gulf of
ISLAND VANCOUVER
St. Lawrence SAINT PIERRE
76
BAIE-COMEAU
& MIQUELON (FR)
55
Prince
ANACORTES
New
469
Canton
Ontario
Edward
PORT-ALFRED Brunswick Island
Montgomery L&D
SEATTLE
Nova PORT HAWKESBURY
LONGVIEW TACOMA
65
Scotia
Dashields L&D
KALAMA WA
THUNDER BAY
QUEBEC
SAINT JOHN
ME
ND
SOREL
SAULT-
HALIFAX
PORTLAND VANCOUVER
SILVER BAY
Peoria L&D Peoria
Lake Superior STE-MARIE MONTREAL
69
71
New Cumberland L&D
Emsworth
TWO HARBORS
Gulf of
MT
Maine
DULUTH-SUPERIOR
57
L&D
PRESQUE ISLE
PORTLAND
OR
MN
Pittsburgh
STONEPORT Lake
NY
77
ID
Lake MI Huron
Lake
VT NH
Bloomington
SD
WI Michigan
HAMILTONOntarioALBANY
MA BOSTON
WY
PROVIDENCE 155
Lafayette
NANTICOKE
CTRI
INDIANA
PHILADELPHIA
75
NEW HAVEN
Great
HARBOR
ASHTABULA
Pike Island L&D 70
Salt Lake
CLEVELAND PA
IA
NJ
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NE
MARCUS HOOK
74
BURNS
Muncie
RICHMOND
HARBOR OH
CAMDEN
Anderson
NV
GARY IN
MD
PITTSBURGH
PAULSBORO
OAKLAND
UNITED STATES
IL
DE
Champaign
74
79
LaGrange L&D
70
UT
CINCINNATI
WV
BALTIMORE
CO
OF AMERICA
Springfield Columbus
KS
NEWPORT NEWS
ST. LOUIS
VA
CA
HUNTINGTON -
172
NORFOLK
LOUISVILLE KY TRISTATE
MO MOUNT
Springfield
(Jeffersonville)
68
VERNON
BERMUDA (UK) Decatur
70
LOS ANGELES
NC
OK
Dayton
Hannibal L&D
LONG BEACH
AZ
MEMPHIS TN
SC 72 WILMINGTON
Indianapolis
71
AR
675
NM
57
CHARLESTON
MS
Middletown
AL GA
ATLANTIC
Terre
SAVANNAH
OCEAN
70
Haute
LAKE CHARLES LA
Hamilton
TX
BATON
Willow Island L&D
BEAUMONT
ROUGE
55
PACIFIC
JACKSONVILLE
OCEAN
74
HOUSTON
275
ISLA DE CEDROS GUERRERO NEGRO
TEXAS CITY
GUAYMAS
TAMPA
Bloomington
Belleville L&D
BAHAMAS
FL
Cincinnati
79
PORT EVERGLADES
MIAMI
TOPOLOBAMPO
Racine L&D
Saint
70
70
MEXICO
Peters Florissant
TURKS AND CAICOS
Gulf of
ISLANDS (UK)
65
Markland L&D
270
Mexico
Greenup L&D
77
CUBA
SAN JUAN
ALTAMIRA
Saint Louis
57
69
Capt. Anthony
DOMINICAN
Robert C. Byrd L&D
PUERTO RICO
TAMPICO
REPUBLIC
HAITI
(US)
Meldahl L&D
TUXPAN Baha de
CAYMAN 255
71
Campeche CAYO ARCAS
ISLANDS JAMAICA
Huntington
VERACRUZ
(UK)
64
75
Charleston
MANZANILLO
PAJARITOS
44
64
PUNTA VENADO
Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville
DOS BOCAS
McAlpine L&D
Frankfort
LAZARO
Caribbean
CARDENAS
Sea
BELIZE
NETHERLANDS
Louisville
SALINA CRUZ
ANTILLES (NL)
64
64
64
Port of Indiana-
Lexington
Evansville
Newburgh L&D
Mount Vernon
64
EL SALVADOR
VENEZUELA
NICARAGUA
55
Cannelton L&D
0 100 200 300 Miles
Owensboro
John T. Myers L&D
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
COSTA
COLUMBIA
RICA
PANAMA
65
57
Olmsted L&D
LEGEND
Smithland L&D
75
81
PORTS
WATERWAYS
L&D Number 53
Over 100 Million Tons of Cargo
Navigable Waterways
24
Ferry Services
50-100 Million Tons of Cargo
L&D Number 52
• Maritime ports handling at least 5 million tons of cargo per year
20-50 Million Tons of Cargo ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
• Shipping totals from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Port
10-20 Million Tons of Cargo
International
Districts and North American Transportation Statistics (2010)
State/Province
5-10 Million Tons of Cargo
Lansing
• Note: Individual port districts may include multiple ports
Michigan
CIty
Crawfordsville
Washington
Owensboro
Greenville
Michigan City Municipal (MGC)
LaPorte
Municipal
(PPO)
94
Porter County
Municipal (VPZ)
Arens Field
(RWN)
Jasper
County
(RZL)
White County
(MCX)
30
West Lafayette
Lafayette
Huntingburg
9007
Bridgman
52
50
Beaver Dam
Stark County
(OXI)
St. Joseph
Delphi
231
Knox
Buchanan
35
South Haven
6
Logansport
Frankfort
421
Lebanon
Bedford
Paoli
196
9004 9001
196
31
Zionsville
60
31
Ohio River
Beechwood
Plymouth
Kokomo
NS
Seymour
Warsaw
Columbus
LIRC
Austin
Ligonier
CSX
Huntington
CSX
CSX
Clarksville
SIND
Jeffersonville MGR
LORL New Albany Louisville
94
24
Peru
30
31
Kalamazoo
CSX
131
Granger 12
Mishawaka 80
Elkhart
Goshen
33 Ligonier
Rochester
35
Elwood
31
69
Noblesville
Anderson
Carmel
36
465 Fishers
Lawrence
Franklin
65
Seymour
New Albany
264
31W
65
Wabash
50
131
Warsaw
Speedway
Indianapolis
Greenwood
Bloomington
94
90
South Bend South Bend
Regional (SBN)
Plymouth Muncipal
(C65)
Fulton County (RCR)
Logansport Cass
County (GGP)
Peru Municipal
(I76)
Edinburgh
Elizabethtown
Grand Rapids
Gerald R. Ford
International Airport
(GRR)
Elkhart
Muncipal
(EKM)
Delphi Muncipal (1I9)
Kokomo Municipal
Purdue
(OKK)
University
Kokomo
(LAF) Lafayette
Frankfort
Municipal
(FKR)
Sheridan Airport (5I4)
Noblesville
Indianapolis
74
Executive (TYQ)
Boone County
Carmel
Crawfordsville
(6I4)
Municipal (CFJ)
Eagle Creek
(EYE)
Hendricks County
(2R2)
Putnam County
Indianapolis
(4I7)
Int’l (IND)
Greenwood
Greenwood Municipal
(HFY)
Monroe County
(BMG)
Grissom Municipal
(BFR)
69
Daviees County
(DCY)
French Lick Municipal
Paoli Municipal
(FRH)
(I42)
Huntingburg
(HNB)
Perry County
Municipal (TEL)
65
264
Louisville Int’l
(SDF)
Grand Rapids
31W
31E
Hodgenville
Cave City
Kalamazoo/Battle Creek
(AZO)
Elkhart
Goshen Municipal
(GSH)
Warsaw Muncipal
(ASW)
Madison
33
North Vernon
421
31E
42
35
68
40
Shelbyville
52
74 Greensburg
Columbus
Austin
65
80
69
Anderson
65
Wayland
Huntington
Marion
Clarksville
Three Rivers
Louisville
265
Greensburg
Kalamazoo
Louisville
265
Fort Wayne
Huntington Municipal
(HHG)
Wabash Municipal
(IWH)
Marion Municipal
(MZZ)
Anderson Municipal
(AID)
465 Fishers
Indianapolis Metro (UMP)
Indianapolis Regional
Indianapolis Downtown Heliport (8A4) (MQJ)
Indianapolis
Shelbyville Muncipal
(GEZ)
Kalamazoo
Kendalville Municipal
(C62)
Muncie
Muncie
Madison
62
Battle Creek
NS
IN
20
Fort Wayne
New Castle
Carrollton
Bardstown
Delaware
County (MIE)
New Castle-Henry
County Municipal
(UWL)
Columbus 74
Municipal
(BAK) Greensburg-Decatur
County (I34)
Bloomington
65
North Vernon
Municipal (OVO)
Freeman
Municipal
(SER)
Madison Municipal
(IMS)
Salem Municipal
(I83)
Clark Regional
(JVY)
Battle Creek
69
Tri-State Steuben County
(ANQ)
DeKalb County
(GWB)
Smith Field
(SMD)
469
Portland Muncipal
(PLD)
70
Mettel Field
(CEV)
NS
CFE
Berne
CIND
Angola
Decatur
Portland
CSX
IERR
IORY
MW
NS Richmond
469
70
Brookville
Battle Creek
9002
127
27
Eminence
421
64
Coldwater
69
Berne
6
27
Hamilton
Cincinnati
127
Harrodsburg
150
69
Frankfort
36
42
150
Lexington
27
96
Lansing
Angola
Decatur
96
Lansing
Portland
Richmond
Brookville
69
Fort Wayne Int’l
(FWA)
Randolph
County (I22)
Richmond
Municipal
(RID)
Cincinnati/Northern
Kentucky Int’l (CVG)
71
71
Capital Region
Int’l (LAN)
275
Cincinnati
75
Capital City Airport
(FFT)
Frankfort
64
Bluegrass Airport (LEX)
Lexington
9002
Celina
75
27
12
127
127
25
33
Dayton
127
27
60
Lexington
24
Middletown 75
275
Jackson
Bryan
Paulding
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dayton Int’l (DAY)
Dayton
Hamilton
Stanford
Okemos
Leslie
Frankfort
Mount Vernon
75
75
Piqua
224
Dayton
52
Falmouth
75
Berea
75
Lima
75
62
Ohio River
69
96
Chelsea
Troy
69
96
64
68
64
25
River
Kahawha
River
River
Monongahela
River
Yukon
British Columbia
OR
CA
NV
WA
ID
Northwest Territories
AZ
Alberta
WY
CO
NM
CANADA
TX
MEXICO
SD
Nunavut
MAPS
Known as “The Crossroads Manitoba of America,” Indiana provides extensive logistics
and transportation Saskatchewan
infrastructure in the heart of the country that Quebec efficiently
connects airways, railways, highways and waterways. This logistics advantage
saves businesses both time and money every day, and provides a solid
foundation for sustainable growth in an increasingly global marketplace.
MN
Maritime transportation is critical to the global NC economy,
OK
accounting for approximately TN 90 percent of world trade by
SC
volume. Maps ARin this section display major ports in North
America as well as Indiana’s marine terminals on the Ohio
WEST
VIRGINIA
MS
AL
River and Lake Michigan.
GA
LA
WI
Ontario
This section features a series of maps showing major cargo facilities, freight
corridors and connections for all modes of transportation including major
ND
airports, ports, highways and railroads serving North America and the state
of Indiana.
MT
MAJOR AIRPORTS
OF NORTH AMERICA
Golfo de
California
MAJOR PORTS
OF NORTH AMERICA
MAJOR RAILROADS
OF NORTH AMERICA
MAJOR HIGHWAYS
OF NORTH AMERICA
Mississippi Riv
PASCAGOULA
NEW ORLEANS
SOUTH LOUSIANA
PLAQUEMINES
PORT ARTHUR
GALVESTON
FR EPORT
PORT LAVACA
CORPUS CHRISTI
Cedar River
74
75
Mi si si pi River
IOWA
ILLINOIS
MISSOURI
94
70
59 75 20 16
St. Lawrence Seaway
Mi si si pi River
Illinois River
North America
Wabash River
Indiana Harbor
Bu fington Harbor
Gary Harbor
Michigan City Harbor
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor
Burns Waterway Harbor
INDIANA
Airports, page 78
CT
RI
Air freight transportation serves a fast-growing market
driven by the PA
IA rise of globalization, e-commerce and just-in-
NJ
NE time delivery. Maps in this section show OHtop cargo airports in
IN
MD
UNITED North STATES America and key airports in Indiana.
IL
DE
OF AMERICA
WV
KS
VA
KY
MICHIGAN
PA
MO
Kentucky River
KENTUCKY
OHIO
Scioto River
Ports, page 81
C A N A D A
U . S . A .
Big Sandy River
Muskingum
VIRGINIA
Ohio River
A legheny
Railroads, page 84
MI
BELIZE
NY
Freight railroads serve nearly every industrial, wholesale,
retail and resource-based sector of the North American
economy. Maps in this section show the seven FL Class I
railroads in Canada, Mexico and the U.S. in addition to the
Indiana rail system.
Highways, page 87
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
(UK)
VT
NH
MA
BAHAMAS
CUBA
Trucks use North America’s roadways for the widest reach
in freight transportation, delivering goods to major metros
and rural areas. Maps in this section show the location of the
U.S. Interstate System and major roadways in Canada and
Mexico, as well as primary roads in Indiana.
New
Brunswick
ME
JAMAICA
Newfoundland
and Labrador
Prince
Edward
Island
Nova
Scotia
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
HAITI
MAPS AIRPORTS | PORTS | RAILROADS | HIGHWAYS
SAINT P
& MIQUEL
BERMUDA (U
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
GUATEMALA
HONDURAS
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NICARAGUA
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AIRPORTS MAPS
AK
Anchorage (ANC)
Los Angeles (LAX)
Yukon
British Columbia
OR
NV
Oakland (OAK)
San Francisco (SFO)
CA
Vancouver (YVR)
Seattle (SEA)
WA
Portland (PDX)
Ontario (ONT)
San Diego (SAN)
ID
Northwest Territories
AZ
UT
Las Vegas (LAS)
Alberta
MT
WY
Salt Lake City (SLC)
Phoenix (PHX)
Calgary (YYC)
Denver (DEN)
CO
Saskatchewan
NM
CANADA
El Paso (ELP)
ME
ND
Montreal (YMX)
Montreal (YUL)
VT
MN
NH
NY
WI
MI
Manchester (MHT)
SD
Minneapolis (MSP)
Toronto (YYZ) MA
Boston (BOS)
Hartford (BDL)
CTRI
Cleveland (CLE) NJ
Rockford (RFD) Detroit (DTW) Newark (EWR) New York (JFK)
Toledo (TOL)
NE
Chicago (ORD)
PA
IA
OH Pittsburgh Philadelphia (PHL)
IN
(PIT) MD Baltimore (BWI)
UNITED STATES
IL
Indianapolis (IND)
DE
Washington (IAD)
OF AMERICA
WV
Cincinnati (CVG)
KS
Kansas City (MCI)
KY
VA
Louisville (SDF)
MO
Greensboro (GSO)
Raleigh-Durham (RDU)
NC
OK
Charlotte (CLT)
Memphis (MEM) TN
SC
AR
Huntsville (HSV)
TX
MEXICO
Guadalajara (GDL)
Manitoba
Nunavut
Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW)
Fort Worth (AFW)
LA
Houston (IAH)
San Antonio (SAT)
Mexico City (MEX)
0 100 200 300 Miles
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
MAJOR AIRPORTS
OF NORTH AMERICA
• Airports handling at least 70,000 tons of cargo per year
• Source: Airports Council International and the Mexican Ministry
of Communications and Transportation (2014)
Winnipeg (YWG)
MS
Ontario
GUATEMALA
AL
BELIZE
EL SALVADOR
Atlanta (ATL)
GA
HONDURAS
NICARAGUA
Quebec
Orlando (MCO)
Tampa (TPA)
FL
COSTA
RICA
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
(UK)
CUBA
BAHAMAS
Panama
Canal
PANAMA
Newfoundland
and Labrador
New
Brunswick
Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
Miami (MIA)
JAMAICA
LEGEND
AIRPORTS
Over 1 Million Tons of Cargo
250,000 to 999,999 Tons of Cargo
70,000 to 249,999 Tons of Cargo
GREENLAND
Prince
Edward
Island
Nova
Scotia
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
HAITI
COLUMBIA
SAINT PIERRE
& MIQUELON (FR)
BERMUDA (UK)
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
PUERTO RICO
(US)
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES (NL)
VENEZUELA
ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
International
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AIRPORTS MAPS
LEGEND
AIRPORTS
Primary
More than 10,000 annual
airline passenger
enplanements.
88
National General Aviation
Serves national/global
markets. 5,000 or more
annual instrument
operations,
11 or more based jets,
annual international flights of
80
20+ or interstate departures
of 500+ OR 500 million pounds
of cargo landed weight.
Regional General Aviation
Serves regional/national markets.
10 annual domestic flights
over 500 miles,
1,000 annual instrument
55
operations and 1 based jet or
100 or more based aircrafts.
Bloomington
Local General Aviation
Serves local/regional markets.
10 or more annual instrument
operations and 15 or more based
aircraft OR annual passenger
Decatur
boardings of 2,500 or more
– usually not scheduled
service but charter.
Basic/Uncategorized
Often serves critical
aeronautical functions within
local and regional markets.
10 or more based aircraft
OR 30 or more miles from
the nearest NPIAS airport
OR critical community
service provided by a
Federal service OR a new
airport or replacement facility 57
activated after Jan. 1, 2001.
ROADWAYS
Interstates
Future Interstates
Tollways
CITIES
State Capital
Population
50,000+
24
72
43
74
Aurora
57
Milwaukee
90
Chicago O'Hare
Int’l (ORD)
Oak Park
64
355
57
Champaign
94
294
Chicago Midway
Int’l (MDW)
Joliet
70
General Mitchell
International Airport
(MKE)
80
Evansville
Hammond
Evansville Regional
(EVV)
Chicago
Gary/Chicago
Int’l (GYY)
Kentland Municipal
(5OI)
Clinton Airport (1I7)
69
9005
Lake
Michigan
Gary
65
Terre Haute
Terre Haute
Int’l (HUF)
Sullivan County
(SIV)
Jasper
County
(RZL)
Purdue
University
(LAF)
69
74
Crawfordsville
Municipal (CFJ)
Brazil-Clay County
Municipal (OI2)
94
Owensboro
Michigan City Municipal (MGC)
LaPorte
Municipal
(PPO)
Porter County
Municipal (VPZ)
White County
(MCX)
Putnam County
(4I7)
Daviees County
(DCY)
French Lick Municipal
(FRH)
Huntingburg
(HNB)
Arens Field
(RWN)
Stark County
(OXI)
Delphi Muncipal (1I9)
Lafayette
Frankfort
Municipal
(FKR)
9004 9001
MAJOR AIRPORTS OF
9007
65 INDIANA
69
• Most public-use airports in Indiana are ‘federally obligated airports’ and considered eligible for federal funding.
196
90
South Bend
Bloomington
94
South Bend
Regional (SBN)
Plymouth Muncipal
(C65)
Fulton County (RCR)
Logansport Cass
County (GGP)
Peru Municipal
(I76)
Kokomo Municipal
(OKK)
Kokomo
Greenwood
Greenwood Municipal
(HFY)
65
Grand Rapids
Elkhart
Muncipal
(EKM)
Elkhart
264
Louisville Int’l
(SDF)
Kalamazoo/Battle Creek
(AZO)
Goshen Municipal
(GSH)
Warsaw Muncipal
(ASW)
Wabash Municipal
(IWH)
Marion Municipal
(MZZ)
Sheridan Airport (5I4)
69
Noblesville
Indianapolis
Executive (TYQ)
Boone County
Carmel
Anderson
Anderson Municipal
(6I4)
(AID)
465 Fishers
Eagle Creek
Indianapolis Metro (UMP)
(EYE)
Hendricks County
Indianapolis Regional
(2R2) Indianapolis Downtown Heliport (8A4) (MQJ)
Indianapolis Indianapolis
Int’l (IND)
Shelbyville Muncipal
(GEZ)
Monroe County
(BMG)
Grissom Municipal
(BFR)
Paoli Municipal
(I42)
Perry County
Municipal (TEL)
Salem Municipal
(I83)
Freeman
Municipal
(SER)
Columbus
Municipal
(BAK)
65
80
Gerald R. Ford
International Airport
(GRR)
74
Madison Municipal
(IMS)
Clark Regional
(JVY)
265
Kalamazoo
Kendalville Municipal
(C62)
Fort Wayne
Huntington Municipal
(HHG)
Muncie
Delaware
County (MIE)
New Castle-Henry
County Municipal
(UWL)
Greensburg-Decatur
County (I34)
North Vernon
Municipal (OVO)
Louisville
Battle Creek
469
70
64
69
DeKalb County
(GWB)
Smith Field
(SMD)
9002
96
Tri-State Steuben County
(ANQ)
Portland Muncipal
(PLD)
Mettel Field
(CEV)
69
Fort Wayne Int’l
(FWA)
Randolph
County (I22)
Richmond
Municipal
(RID)
Cincinnati/Northern
Kentucky Int’l (CVG)
Capital City Airport
(FFT)
71
Bluegrass Airport (LEX)
Capital Region
Int’l (LAN)
Lansing
Hamilton
75
Dayton Int’l (DAY)
275
Cincinnati
Frankfort
Lexington
Dayton
75
75
69
96
75
64
80

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VALDEZ
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OCEAN
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RUPERT
RICHMOND
Yukon
VANCOUVER
ISLAND
LONGVIEW
OAKLAND
PORTLAND
LOS ANGELES
LONG BEACH
British Columbia
TACOMA
KALAMA WA
OR
CA
ISLA DE CEDROS
METRO
VANCOUVER
ANACORTES
SEATTLE
VANCOUVER
NV
ID
Golfo de
California
Great Bear Lake
Northwest Territories
Great
Salt Lake
AZ
UT
GUERRERO NEGRO
GUAYMAS
McLeod Bay
Great Slave Lake
Alberta
MT
CO
WY
TOPOLOBAMPO
Saskatchewan
NM
CANADA
TX
Manitoba
Lake
Winnipeg
Nunavut
Mississippi Riv
LAKE CHARLES LA BATON
BEAUMONT
ROUGE
HOUSTON
PORT LAVACA
Mississippi Riv
Hudson Bay
MS
MOBILE
PASCAGOULA
NEW ORLEANS
SOUTH LOUSIANA
PLAQUEMINES
PORT ARTHUR
GALVESTON
FREEPORT
WINDSOR
Ohio Riv
Foxe Basin
ST. CLAIR
DETROIT
TOLEDO
AL
Hudson Strait
Lake Erie
GA
Quebec
TAMPA
FL
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JACKSONVILLE
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Strait
PORT-CARTIER
CHARLESTON
SAVANNAH
St. Lawrence Seaway
PORT EVERGLADES
MIAMI
Labrador
Sea
Newfoundland
and Labrador
COME-BY-CHANCE
SEPT-ILES
Gulf of
St. Lawrence SAINT PIERRE
& MIQUELON (FR)
ATLANTIC
OCEAN
OFFSHORE
Prince
New
Ontario
Edward
PORT-ALFRED Brunswick Island
Nova PORT HAWKESBURY
Scotia
THUNDER BAY
QUEBEC
SAINT JOHN
ME
ND
SOREL
SAULT-
HALIFAX
SILVER BAY Lake Superior STE-MARIE MONTREAL
TWO HARBORS
Gulf of
Maine
DULUTH-SUPERIOR
PRESQUE ISLE
PORTLAND
MN
STONEPORT Lake
NY
Lake MI Huron
Lake
VT NH
SD
WI Michigan
HAMILTONOntario
MA BOSTON
ALBANY
PROVIDENCE
NANTICOKE
CTRI
INDIANA
PHILADELPHIA NEW HAVEN
HARBOR
ASHTABULA
CLEVELAND PA
IA
NJ
CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NE
MARCUS HOOK
BURNS
HARBOR OH
CAMDEN
GARY IN
MD
PAULSBORO
UNITED STATES
PITTSBURGH
IL
DE
CINCINNATI
WV
BALTIMORE
OF AMERICA
KS
NEWPORT NEWS
ST. LOUIS
HUNTINGTON
VA
- NORFOLK
LOUISVILLE KY TRISTATE
MO MOUNT (Jeffersonville)
VERNON
BERMUDA (UK)
NC
OK
MEMPHIS TN
SC WILMINGTON
AR
TEXAS CITY
BAHAMAS
GREENLAND
MAPS PORTS North America
MEXICO
CORPUS CHRISTI
ALTAMIRA
TAMPICO
Gulf of
Mexico
CUBA
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
HAITI
SAN JUAN
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC PUERTO RICO
(US)
MANZANILLO
LAZARO
CARDENAS
TUXPAN Baha de
Campeche CAYO ARCAS
VERACRUZ
PAJARITOS
PUNTA VENADO
DOS BOCAS
SALINA CRUZ
GUATEMALA
BELIZE
HONDURAS
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
(UK)
JAMAICA
Caribbean
Sea
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES (NL)
EL SALVADOR
NICARAGUA
VENEZUELA
0 100 200 300 Miles
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
MAJOR PORTS
OF NORTH AMERICA
• Maritime ports handling at least 5 million tons of cargo per year
• Shipping totals from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Port
Districts and North American Transportation Statistics (2010)
• Note: Individual port districts may include multiple ports
and terminal facilities.
COSTA
RICA
PORTS
Over 100 Million Tons of Cargo
50-99 Million Tons of Cargo
20-49 Million Tons of Cargo
11-19 Million Tons of Cargo
5-10 Million Tons of Cargo
Panama
Canal
PANAMA
LEGEND
COLUMBIA
WATERWAYS
Navigable Waterways
Ferry Services
ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
International
State/Province
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Chicago
94
Calumet
River
T.J. O'Brien L&D
Burnham
Lansing
Inland Waterways System
ILLINOIS
21
17
INDIANA
Whiting
912
6
4
3
10 20
1
9
11
7
2
5
8 East
Chicago
41
ArcelorMittal
Indiana Harbor
15
18
912
20
12
Buffington Harbor
Carmeuse Lime
and Stone
80 94
90
Coast Guard
# Barge Terminals
# Casinos
1. American Terminals
15. Ameristar Casino
2. Amoco Oil
16. Blue Chip Casino
DNR
3. ArcelorMittal
17. Horseshoe Casino
4. Atlas Iron Processors
18. Majestic Star Casino
Federal Harbor
5. Citgo Petroleum
# Marinas
6. E. Chicago Property Improvement 20. East Chicago Marina
Port
7. Metal Management Midwest
21. Hammond Marina
8. Mobil Oil
22. Marina Shores
Ship/Barge Terminal 9. Safety-Kleen Oil Recovery
23. Portage Public Marina
10. Service Waste
24. Trail Creek Marina
Lock & Dam
11. United States Gypsum
25. Washington Park Marina
53
Gary
USX
Lake
Michigan
Gary Harbor
90
Lake
Station
Burns Waterway Harbor
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor
6
12
Ogden
Dunes
94
23
22
Portage
Dune
Acres
ArcelorMittal
Burns
Harbor
20
Crocker
90 80
Porter
Chesterton
49
LAKE MICHIGAN REGION
Beverly
Shores
12
20
94
Michigan City Harbor
U.S. Coast Guard
Indiana DNR
Town of
Pines
25
16
24
Michigan
City
421
421
20
Long
Beach
35
Trail
Creek
12
212
Waterford
90 80
Cedar River
Iowa
City
172
70
Federal Harbor
Lock & Dam
State Port
44
80
Mississippi River
IOWA
Davenport
Saint
Peters
72
74
ILLINOIS
LaGrange L&D
Florissant
270
Saint Louis
255
MISSOURI
Peoria L&D
Springfield
55
Mississippi River
55
80
64
Illinois River
88
Peoria
155
Rockford
Starved Rock L&D
70
57
Bloomington
Decatur
90
Elgin
Champaign
Wheaton
Kenosha
Waukegan
Chicago
Evanston
Aurora
T.J. O'Brien L&D
39
Lockport L&D
Brandon Road L&D
Gary
Joliet
57
Olmsted L&D
L&D Number 53
L&D Number 52
Dresden Island L&D
Marseilles L&D
74
55
57
Ohio River
24
57
94
Port of Indiana
Mount Vernon
Smithland L&D
Wabash River
Evansville
John T. Myers L&D
Indiana Harbor
65
Terre
Haute
Buffington Harbor
Gary Harbor
Lafayette
74
69
64
70
Owensboro
Lake
Michigan
94
196
Michigan City Harbor
Burns Waterway Harbor
South
Bend
Bloomington
Green River
Kalamazoo
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor
Elkhart
INDIANA
Anderson
90
Indianapolis
65
Battle Creek
Fort
Wayne
Muncie
275
Cincinnati
Port of Indiana 71
Jeffersonville
McAlpine L&D
Frankfort
Louisville
64
Ohio River
Newburgh L&D
Cannelton L&D
MICHIGAN
65
69
80
70
74
KENTUCKY
469
69
94
Markland L&D
Kentucky River
REGIONAL WATERWAYS
OHIO
Middletown
Hamilton
Farmington Hills
96
Warren
Detroit
Lake St Clair
Livonia
75
• Federal Marine Terminals
• Frick Toledo Services
• NLMK Indiana
• Cargill
• Tanco Terminals
80
• Lakes & Rivers Transfer 90
Dayton
Terminal Operators 71
675
75
Ohio River
PORT Ann Arbor OF INDIANA
Taylor
275
BURNS HARBOR
Terminal Operators
• Phoenix Services
Maritime Shippers
• Central Steel& Wire
• Feralloy Midwest Portage
• Feralloy Processing
• ADS Logistics - Roll & Hold
• Indiana Pickling & Processing
• Leeco Steel
• Ratner Steel Supply
• Steel Warehouse
75
• Mid-Continent Coal & Coke
• Carmeuse Lime & Stone
• Cimbar Performance Minerals
• Agrium U.S.
• Crop ProductionServices
Greenup L&D
Capt. Anthony
Meldahl L&D
64
JEFFERSONVILLE
• Consolidated Terminals & Logistics
Lexington
75
Scioto River
PORT Springfield
OF Columbus INDIANA
MOUNT VERNON
• TPG/Mount Vernon Barge Service
• Consolidated Grain & Barge
• ConsolidatedTerminals & Logistics
• CEMEX/Kosmos Cement
• Mount Vernon TransferTerminal
Maritime Shippers
• Valero Renewable Fuels
PORT OF INDIANA
Terminal Operators
• Consolidated Grain & Barge
• Tanco Clark Maritime
• Metals USA/Ohio River Metal Services
• WatcoTransloading
Maritime Shippers
• Consolidated Grain & Barge
• Ohio River Metal Services
• Watco Transloading
71
C A N A D
U . S
Lakewood
Lorain
Elyria
Huntington
Big Sandy River
Muskin
River
Rob
VIRG
MAJOR PORTS OF INDIANA
• Ports, waterways, harbors and navigational structures serving maritime commerce in Indiana
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OHIO RIVER REGION
LEGEND
Grayville
# BARGE TERMINALS
231 # SHIPBUILDER
#
1 ADM Grain
14 Indiana-Michigan Power
50 ACBL/Jeffboat
2 ADM Milling
15 Marathon Oil
51 Corn Island Shipyard Bloomington
3 ADM Terminal
16 Mulzer Crushed Stone
52 Marine Builders
4 Alcoa
17 Northern Ag Service
53 Tell City Boatworks
Lock & Dam
5 Babcock and Wilcox
18 Nugent Sand
37
6 CF Industries
19 Paul H. Rohe
# HARBOR SERVICE
#
Navy Museum 1
7 Cargill 41
20 Peabody Energy
69
60 Evansville Barge & Marine Service
8 Consolidated Grain & Barge 21 SABIC
61 Five M Transportation
9 CountryMark
22 Sitran
62 TPG/Mount Vernon Barge Service
10 Duke Energy
67 23 Summit Terminal
63 Wooten River Service
Port
11 Foertsch Construction 24 TransMontaigne
12 Hilltop Basic Resources 25 Vectren
Bedford
13 Indiana-Kentucky Electric 26 Yankeetown Dock/Peabody Energy
231
50
ILLINOIS
7 9
15
5
6
21
16
Mount
Carmel
Mount
Vernon
John T. Myers L&D
Vincennes
41
69
Oakland
City
Green
River
Washington
Petersburg
Loogootee
Jasper
Port of Indiana-
Dale
Mount Vernon
231
62
1 7 17 16
2
15
Evansville
60 53
24
51
60
Newburgh
3 74
51 16
83 16 1
25 20
4
22
81
Newburgh 25 Rockport
26
Hawesville
9
L&D 60
Henderson
23
14
USS LST Ship
11
Owensboro 16 1
41
64
37
Tell City
Riverport
Cannelton L&D
Paoli
Leavenworth
16
Brandenburg
INDIANA
Port of Indiana-
Jeffersonville
150
Jeffersonville
16
McAlpine L&D
New Albany
52
24
10
63
50
61
Corydon
72 Louisville
16
60
CASINOS
70 Belterra Casino
71 Hollywood Casino
72 Horseshoe Southern Indiana Casino
73 Rising Star Casino
74 Tropicana Evansville Casino
MARINAS
80 Admirals Anchor Seymour
81 Inland Marina
82 Lighthouse Point
83 Nu Plaza Yacht Club
84 Rivercrest Marina
85 Sunset Bay Marina
86 Tradewinds Marina
87 Turtle Creek Harbor
88 Water Ways Marina
Ohio River
60
31
Elizabethtown
65
65
50
421
Bardstown
Versailles
Warsaw
84 8
Markland L&D
70
87
13
Vevay
Madison
Hanover
Carrollton
265
31E
18
18
62
80
71
KENTUCKY
Ohio River
64
86 OHIO
8
Cincinnati
88 71
85 14 Lawrenceburg
Aurora
19
82
Erlanger
Rising
73
Sun
12
Kentucky River
127
Frankfort
75
Georgetown
Lexington
Nicholasville
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AK
Yukon
British Columbia
WA
Northwest Territories
CANADA
Alberta
Saskatchewan
ND
Manitoba
Nunavut
Ontario
Quebec
New
Brunswick
ME
GREENLAND
Newfoundland
and Labrador
Prince
Edward
Island
Nova
Scotia
SAINT PIERRE
& MIQUELON (FR)
MT
OR
ID
WY
SD
MN
WI
MI
NY
VT NH
MA
CTRI
CA
NV
AZ
UT
CO
NM
NE
UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
KS
OK
IA
MO
AR
IL
MS
IN
KY
TN
AL
OH
GA
PA
MD
WV
VA
NC
SC
NJ
DE
BERMUDA (UK)
TX
LA
FL
BAHAMAS
MEXICO
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
CUBA
HAITI
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
PUERTO RICO
(US)
CAYMAN
ISLANDS
(UK)
JAMAICA
GUATEMALA
BELIZE
HONDURAS
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES (NL)
EL SALVADOR
NICARAGUA
VENEZUELA
0 100 200 300 Miles
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
COSTA
RICA
Panama
Canal
PANAMA
COLUMBIA
MAJOR RAILROADS
OF NORTH AMERICA
• Class I railroads serving North America
• Source: U.S. Surface Transportation Board defines Class I
railroads as having annual carrier operating revenues of
$250 million or more
RAILROADS
BNSF Railway
CN Railway
Canadian Pacific
CSX
Ferromex
Kansas City Southern
LEGEND
Norfolk Southern
Union Pacific
ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
International
State/Province
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Chicago South Shore & South Bend
Railroad
Chicago South Shore & South Bend connects daily with
all Chicago railroads. Responsive and flexible, we’re easy
to reach. Combine rail savings with truck convenience.
»
»
»
»
Rail-truck transload facilities accessible throughout northern Indiana
Dozens of industrial sites available
Take advantage of Indiana’s favorable, pro-business economy
Railroads are green with lower emissions and are four times more fuel
efficient
Contact us for more information -
Greg Dougherty, Director, Sales & Marketing
505 North Carroll Avenue
Michigan City, Indiana 46360
Phone: (219) 214-4297
Website: www.anacostia.com/railroads/css
Your Chicago connection
without the congestion
Anacostia Rail Holdings
Your flexible, economical
and green shipping option
Contact us for more information -
Scott Lurkins, Director, Sales & Marketing
500 Willinger Lane
Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130
Phone: (812) 406-4586
Website: www.anacostia.com/railroads/lirc
Did you know you can move freight anywhere using the Louisville & Indiana
Railroad? Do it for less — by combining lower cost rail shipping with truck
convenience.
»
L&I is linked to North America’s rail system, which has nearly 140,000
miles of track connecting you with your customers and suppliers.
» Rail cars carry three times more freight than most large trucks,
substantially reducing per unit costs.
» Take advantage of volume purchases. Let L&I transload your
shipments to trucks for local delivery or temporarily store
material until needed.
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Beloit
UP
UP
CN
Rochelle
Ottawa
BNSF
UP
CN
UP
Whitewater
Janesville
UP
Rockford
BNSF
IR
Streator
CN
CN
WSOR
BNSF
CN
CSX
UP
NS
NS
UP
CP
UP
WSOR
UP
Yorkville
BNSF
NS
CN
CN
EVWR
BLOL
CN
WSOR
CN
NS
TPW
INDIANA REGIONAL RAILROADS
Mount Vernon
Belvidere
Sycamore
DeKalb
Waukesha
Fairfield
Harrisburg
Elkhorn
Woodstock
Channahon
Pontiac
Morris
Braidwood
Carmi
CN
CSX
EIRC
NS
UP
CP
Crystal
Lake
UP
Elgin
Wheaton
Aurora
UP
CSX
INRD
RTA
BNSF
CP
UP
UP
Antioch
RTA
Orland
Park
Joliet
ILLINOIS
Mount
Carmel
Mount
Vernon
UP
Cicero
UP
Watseka
CSX
CSX
Lake Forest
Manteno
ISW
Henderson
Milwaukee
WISCONSIN
Racine
Kenosha
Waukegan
Glencoe
Oak Lawn
Gary
Park
Forest
Kankakee
CEIW – Central Indiana & Western Railroad
CERA – Central Railroad Co. of Indianapolis
CFE – Chicago Bloomington
Fort Wayne & Eastern
Hoopeston
CIND – Central Railroad Co. of Indiana
CKIN – Chesapeake & Indiana Railroad
CMPA – Madison Railroad Div. of City of
Rantoul
Madison Port Authority
CNC – C & NC Railroad
Mahomet
CNUR – Connersville & New Castle Railroad
CSS – Chicago South Champaign
Shore &
Urbana
South Bend Railroad
Monticello
DCRR – Dubois County Railroad
EVWR – Evansville Western Railway
EWR – Elkhart Decatur
Western
GDLK – Grand Mount
Elk Railroad
Zion
HCRR – Honey Creek
HOS – Hoosier Southern
Paris
IERR – Indiana Eastern
ICRK – Indian Creek
IN – Indiana Northeast Railroad
Charleston
INRD – Indiana Railroad
Mattoon
IORY – Indiana & Ohio Railway
ISRR – Indiana Southern Railroad
ISW – Indiana Southwestern
ITM – Indiana Transportation Museum
Effingham
KBSR – Kankakee Beaverville & Southern
LIRC – Louisville & Indiana
Robinson
LORL – Lucas Oil Rail Line
MGR – MG Railroad
SIND – Southern Indiana Railway Inc.
TPW – Toledo Peoria & Western Railway Corp.
Olney
USRP – US Rail Corporation
VVR – Vermillion Valley Railroad
WBCR – Wabash Central
Flora
WSRY – Winamac Southern Railway
CN
Mount
Danville
CSX
Evanston
Chicago
NS
Wabash River
ISRR
CSX
KBSR
KBSR
Princeton
Lowell
CSX
INRD
INRD
Vincennes
Crown Point
ISRR
NS
TPW
NS
KBSR
Greencastle
Brazil
Terre
Haute
Linton
Washington
INRD
NS
Boonville
Evansville
Portage
CSX
HOS
CKIN
CKIN
Rensselaer
Crawfordsville
Lake
Michigan
Benton Harbor
Michigan
City
Valparaiso
ISRR
CSS
CSX
INRD
DCRR
CSX
NS
Monticello
Jasper
NS
INRD
Huntingburg
Owensboro
Grand Haven
LaPorte
Logansport
Lafayette
CSX
Danville
NS
CSX
Dowagiac
Niles
CSX
Frankfort
Holland
South Bend
CSX
EWR
WSRY
CSX
NS
Zionsville
Bedford
LORL
Hudsonville
WMI
Plymouth
Martinsville
CFE
ITM
AMTK
Rochester
LIRC
PAL
CN
Nappanee
INDIANA
Peru
CERA
CERA
Kokomo
Tipton
LebanonNoblesville
Carmel
Plainfield
Bloomington
KENTUCKY
Seymour
Salem
CEIW
LIRC
ICRK
Fishers
Franklin
New
Albany
GDLK
Kalamazoo
Portage
GDLK
Elkhart
GDLK
NS
NS
CSX
CIND
Three
Rivers
NS
Warsaw
Columbia City
North
Manchester
Wabash
Greenwood
Columbus
NS
HCRR
CMPA
RJCC
WBCR
HCRR
Scottsburg
Charlestown
Radcliff
Goshen
Lawrence
Indianapolis
Rockford
Grand Rapids
Kentwood
NS
CSX
RJCC
Shepherdsville
MMRR
MMRR
MSO
Sturgis
CNUR
Rushville
Hastings
Angola
Kendallville
Huntington
Marion
Elizabethtown
NS
NS
IN
CFE
Hartford City
Muncie
Anderson
Greensburg
Madison
Jeffersonville
Louisville
La Grange
Grand Ledge
Marshall
IORY
IN
Bluffton
Lawrenceburg
Bardstown
Ionia
MICHIGAN
Battle Creek
Coldwater
Auburn
Fort
Wayne
CSX
IN
CFE
Decatur
RJCW
New Castle
Richmond
Connersville
Hillsdale
NS
MAW
CSX
NS
JAIL
NS
RJCW
RJCC
Eaton
Versailles
GLC
Saint Johns
Bryan
RJCW
CSX
CN
CSX
Charlotte
Eaton Rapids
New Haven
Harrison
Burlington
Lansing
Albion
Defiance
Celina
Greenville
Oxford
Hamilton
North College Hill
Frankfort
NS
Van Wert
Delphos
Clayton
RJCW
OHIO
Piqua
Forest Park
Erlanger
Independence
Georgetown
Owosso
Jackson
Dayton
Mason
NS
Tecumseh
Adrian
Middletown
Cincinnati
Lexington-Fayette
Wauseon
Napoleon
CSX
CSX
CSX
GLC
CSX
HESR
Grand Blanc
Fenton
ADBF
NS
IORY
CFE
Wapakoneta
Sidney
Howell
Bellefontaine
Troy
BNSF
CN
CSX
Vandalia
Ann Arbor
Sylvania
Lima
IORY
Urbana
Xenia
Centerville
NS
TTIS
Flint
IORY
Milan
AA
Toledo
Perrysburg
Bowling Green
Wilmington
LEGEND
CLASS I
CN Railway
Findlay
Kenton
Springfield
NS
IORY
IORY
BNSF Railway
IORY
Hillsboro
CSX
Maysville
Norfolk Southern
Canadian Pacific
Cynthiana Union Pacific
NS
CP
UP
SELECT CITIES
State Capital
Pop. 100K+
Pop. 50-99K
Pop. Winchester 25-49K
Pop. 5-24K
Nicholasville
See page xx for the
Richmond
Regional Railroads key.
ILLINOIS REGIONAL RAILROADS
BLOL – Bloomer Shippers
EIRC – Eastern Illinois Railroad Co.
IR – Illinois Railway
RTA – Regional Transit Authority
WSOR – Wisconsin & Southern Railroad
OHIO REGIONAL RAILROADS
CFE – Chicago Fort Wayne & Eastern
IORY – Indiana & Ohio Railway
MAW – Maumee & Western
RJCW – R.J. Corman/Western Ohio Line
MICHIGAN REGIONAL RAILROADS
AA – Ann Arbor Railroad
ADBF – Adrian and Blissfield Rail Road
AMTK - Amtrak
GLC – Great Lakes Central Railroad
HESR – Huron & Eastern Railway
JAIL – Jackson & Lansing Railroad
MAJOR RAILROADS OF INDIANA
• Class I and Regional Railroads serving Indiana
MMRR – Mid-Michigan Railroad
MSO – Michigan Southern Railroad Co.
WMI – Western Michigan Railroad
KENTUCKY REGIONAL RAILROADS
PAL – Paducah & Louisville Railway
RJCC – R.J. Corman Railroad Co.
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AK
Yukon
British Columbia
16
1
WA
84
5
OR
80
NV
5
CA
10
8
1
15
90
ID
15
Northwest Territories
19
16
86
84
15
UT
40
AZ
17
Alberta
15
10
10
80
45
1
MT
90
WY
25
70
CO
25
NM
CANADA
Saskatchewan
25
40
16
90
27
94
20
TX
10
ND
SD
NE
Manitoba
44
135
35
OK
35
29
35
94
MN
29
76
UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
70 KS
Nunavut
45
35
IA
80
20
90
49
35
40
AR
17
70
11
MO 44
30
LA
49
94 WI
39
55
57
Ontario
11
43
94
64
24
196 96
94
69
64
17
MI
75
80 90
74 39 55 65 69
57 IN
IL
72 70 74
55
MS
55
59
40 65 24 TN
20 AL
65
65 KY
75
75
64
81
69
85
26
59 75 20
10
85
75
400
17
80
76
71OH
79
70 68
77 79
WV
GA
117
7
85
77
40 NC
73
95
SC
16
90
26
95
86
Quebec
99
90
390
MD
81
95
64
VA
417
89 93
NY 87
VT91
NH
MA
90
81 88
CTRI
84
PA NJ
40
DE
New
Brunswick
ME
95
2
GREENLAND
Newfoundland
and Labrador
Prince
Edward
Island
Nova
Scotia
SAINT PIERRE
& MIQUELON (FR)
BERMUDA (UK)
MAPS HIGHWAYS North America
16
18
57
2
35
37
10
4
95
75 FL
BAHAMAS
1
15
24
49
45
30 85
40
40
MEXICO
180
49
40
57
54
85
57
15
105
120
180
180
307
TURKS AND CAICOS
ISLANDS (UK)
CUBA
HAITI
CAYMAN
ISLANDS JAMAICA
(UK)
DOMINICAN
REPUBLIC
PUERTO RICO
(US)
200
134
150 180
186
190
95
200
175
185
307
190
200
GUATEMALA
BELIZE
HONDURAS
NETHERLANDS
ANTILLES (NL)
EL SALVADOR
NICARAGUA
VENEZUELA
0 100 200 300 Miles
0 100 200 300 400 500 Km
COSTA
RICA
Panama
Canal
PANAMA
COLUMBIA
MAJOR HIGHWAYS
OF NORTH AMERICA
• U.S. interstates and major highways in Canada and Mexico
• Source: Controlled-access highways defined as interstates by
the U.S. Federal Highway Administration and major traffic
thoroughfares in Canada and Mexico
HIGHWAYS
Interstates
Major Highways
LEGEND
ADMINISTRATIVE BOUNDARIES
International
State/Province
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Milwaukee
Grand Rapids
27
69
96
94
Beechwood
43
Burlington
Lansing
Wayland
Okemos
Delavan
96
131
69
Twin Lakes
Leslie
Harvard
45
South Haven
127
Chelsea
196
Kalamazoo
Battle Creek
14
Jackson
94
Lake
St. Joseph
90
12
Michigan
294
Bridgman
Three Rivers
31
Coldwater
Oak Park Chicago
131
88
Michigan
Buchanan
69
CIty
Granger
30
12
East
Aurora
90
Chicago
80
Portage
Mishawaka
20
355
94
South Bend
Elkhart
20
34
80
Goshen
Angola
Gary
LaPorte
Highland
Hobart
52
33
Ligonier
Joliet
Hammond
6
Bryan
Schererville Merrillville
Valparaiso
30
6
Crown Point
80
Plymouth
127
Hebron
24
45
30
Knox
Warsaw
33
421
31
Kankakee
231
Fort Wayne
Paulding
Rochester
65
469
Rensselaer
224
35
Huntington
41
57
52
Fairbury
Logansport
24
Decatur
Lima
24
Watseka
Peru
Wabash
45
Berne
Fowler
55
Delphi
33
75
Marion
Celina
27
West Lafayette
Kokomo
35
Portland
Bloomington
Paxton
Lafayette
127
Le Roy
136
Frankfort
Elwood
231
31
74
52 421
69
Muncie
Danville
Noblesville
Clinton
Piqua
74
Lebanon
35
72 Champaign
Anderson
Carmel
36
Troy
36
Crawfordsville
Zionsville
150
New Castle
Tolono
136
465 Fishers
Decatur
Richmond
41
Lawrence
Brownsburg
40
70
36
Mount Zion
Speedway
Tuscola
27
Rockville
Dayton
Indianapolis
Arcola
Paris
40
Greenwood
Brazil
57
Shelbyville
Middletown
75
Terre Haute
Franklin
52
Brookville
Hamilton
45
70
74
Greensburg
Edinburgh
Casey
Interstates
275
Columbus
Future
Bloomington
Cincinnati
Interstate
231
40
4
65
Sullivan
Tollways
Seymour
50
North Vernon
Highways
45
42
31
52
421
57
Bedford
69
Austin
Madison
50
50
71
Flora
Falmouth
Washington
Vincennes
Carrollton
127
75
Salem
Paoli
41
25
27
State Capital
150
42
62
Population
Clarksville
Eminence
68
Huntingburg
50,000+
421
Fort Branch
Population
64
New Albany
Louisville
Frankfort
30-49,000
45
264
265
64
69
Select
31W
64
Evansville
60
Small Cities
231
Lexington
9002
Mount Vernon
65 31E
62
Eldorado
Henderson
60
60
9005
Bardstown
Elizabethtown
Harrodsburg
41A
Owensboro
150
31W
31E
Sturgis
150
75
41
62
Hodgenville
Stanford
Berea
9004 9001
60
431
Beaver Dam
68
Mount Vernon
24
MAJOR HIGHWAYS
9007
Greensburg
Morgantown OF INDIANA
62
27
65
641
Greenville
Paducah
• U.S. interstates U.S.
and major 69
highways serving Indiana’s logistics industry
Princeton
231
Cave City
60
127
62
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CITIES
MAPS HIGHWAYS Indiana
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AVIATION Category Subhead
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INDIANA’S GREAT LAKES INVENTORY
Maritime Transportation Assets on Lake Michigan
Indiana’s port authorities, harbors and terminals on Lake Michigan are listed on the following pages. This inventory was compiled
as part of the Great Lakes Maritime Initiative launched by the Council of Great Lakes Governors in 2013. This initiative aims to
improve the efficiency and competitiveness of the region’s maritime transportation system, grow the regional economy and
create jobs. For more information, visit www.cglg.org.
Port Authorities
This section includes Indiana port authorities operating facilities on Lake Michigan.
Harbors
Ports of Indiana
East Chicago
Port Authority
This section includes Indiana federal and private harbors operating on Lake Michigan.
*2012 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers data (most recent available)
Hammond
Port Authority
Michigan City
Port Authority
Portage
Port Authority
Jurisdiction State of Indiana City of East Chicago City of Hammond City of Michigan City City of Portage
Facilities
Address
Port of Indiana-
Burns Harbor
6625 S. Boundary Dr.
Portage, IN 46368
East Chicago Marina Hammond Marina Trail Creek/
Washington Park Marinas
3301 Aldis Ave.
East Chicago, IN 46312
701 Casino Center Dr.
Hammond, IN 46320
200 Heisman Harbor Rd.
Michigan City, IN 46360
Portage Public Marina
6070 Central Ave.
Portage, IN 46368
Phone 219-787-8636 219-391-8482 219-659-7678 219-872-1712 219-762-5425
Website portsofindiana.com eastchicago.com hammondmarina.com mcmarina.org ci.portage.in.us
Established
Buffington Harbor
1927 by Universal
Portland Cement
(private harbor)
Burns Waterway
Harbor
1965 by U.S. Rivers &
Harbors Act
Burns Small
Boat Harbor
1960 by U.S. Rivers &
Harbors Act
Gary Harbor
1908 by Indiana Steel
(private harbor)
Indiana Harbor/
Canal
1913 by U.S. Rivers
& Harbors Act
2012 Shipments* 1,497,216 tons 8,382,871 tons N/A 8,878,052 tons 13,164,061 tons N/A
Average Annual
Shipments 2008-
2011*
Description
Primary Users
Latitude/
Longitude
1,323,388 tons 6,161,472 tons N/A 8,243,344 tons 11,429,380 tons N/A
Limestone ship
terminal, casino
Carmeuse, Majestic
Star Casino
Public port,
deep draft
commercial harbor
Port of Indiana,
ArcelorMittal
Marina/recreational
harbor
Portage Public
Marina, Marina
Shores
Steel mill/commercial
harbor
U.S. Steel
Steel mill/
commercial
harbor
Amoco,
ArcelorMittal, U.S.
Gypsum, LaFarge
Michigan City
Harbor
1836 by U.S.
Rivers & Harbors
Act
Marinas/
recreational
harbors
Coast Guard,
Trail Creek/
Washington Park
Marinas
41.645/-87.415 41.645/-87.154 41.633/-87.177 41.629/-87.323 41.670/-87.439 41.728/-86.913
Depth Up to 30 ft. 27-30 ft. 6-11 ft. 27-30 ft. Canal & Harbor:
9-29 ft.
Related
Structures
2,000-foot
pier, 1,200-foot
breakwater
5,500 feet of piers,
5,830-foot
breakwater
1 ,688-foot
breakwater
8,704 feet of
piers, 3,000-foot
breakwater
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COLOR KEY
Barge Terminal
Ship/Barge Terminal
Casino
3,085-foot
breakwater
RAILROAD ABBREVIATIONS:
CN – Canadian National
IHB – Indiana Harbor Belt
NS – Norfolk Southern
SCIH – South Chicago and Indiana Harbor
yes – rail served; carrier not identified
Marina
6-14 ft.
3,111 feet of
piers, 2,304-foot
breakwater
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Lake Michigan Terminals/Facilities
Facility Name/Operator Cargo/Use Address Property Owner Lat./ Lon. Rail Depth Berth
Buffington Harbor - Gary, IN 46406 (Lake Co.)
Carmeuse Lime and Stone Limestone P.O. Box 689 1 Carmeuse Lime and Stone 41.642/-87.414 26
Majestic Star Casino Gaming 1 Buffington Harbor Dr. Majestic Star 41.642/-87.418
Burns Small Boat Harbor - Portage, IN 46368 (Porter Co.)
Marina Shores Boating 5976 Dune Harbor Dr. Marina Shores 41.616/-87.182
Portage Public Marina Boating 1200 Marina Way City of Portage 41.617/-87.175
Burns Waterway Harbor - Portage, IN 46368 (Porter Co.)
ArcelorMittal Iron ore, steel 250 W. U.S. Hwy 12 2 ArcelorMittal USA 41.632/-87.139 NS 28 3,742 ft.
Cargill Grain 6640 Ship Dr. Ports of Indiana 41.641/-87.155 NS 27 730 ft.
Carmeuse Lime and Stone Limestone 165 Steel Rd. Ports of Indiana 41.639/-87.153 NS 27 1,790 ft.
Federal Marine Terminals General 415 Salmon Dr. Ports of Indiana 41.637/-87.157 NS 27 3,200 ft.
Frick Services Dry/liquid bulk 800 Sun Dr. Ports of Indiana 41.636/-87.151 NS 27 1,790 ft.
Lakes & Rivers Transfer Bulk cargos 115 Steel Dr. Ports of Indiana 41.640/-87.152 NS 27 1,790 ft.
NLMK Indiana Steel 6500 S. Boundary Dr. Ports of Indiana 41.625/-87.161 NS 27 730 ft.
Phoenix Services Steel mill aggregate 1190 E. Loop Rd. Ports of Indiana 41.622/-87.154 NS 27 1,790 ft.
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor State port authority 6625 S. Boundary Dr. Ports of Indiana 41.622/-87.160 NS 27 1,790 ft.
Tanco Terminals/Wolf Lake Inc. Liquid bulk 400 E. Boundary Dr. Ports of Indiana 41.634/-87.151 NS 27 1,790 ft.
Gary Harbor - Gary, IN 46402 (Lake Co.)
USX Corp., Gary Works East Dock Iron ore, steel-related Broadway and River Rd. USX Corp. 41.617/-87.324 CN 29 4,352 ft.
USX Corp., Gary Works West Dock Iron ore, steel-related Broadway and River Rd. USX Corp. 41.617/-87.327 CN 31 5,280 ft.
Hammond Lakeshore - Hammond, IN 46320 (Lake Co.)
Hammond Marina Boating 701 Casino Center Dr. City of Hammond 41.696/-87.508
Horseshoe Casino Hammond Gaming 777 Casino Center Dr. Caesars Entertainment 41.695/-87.506
State Line Generating Plant Idled South Access Rd. Sam Townline Development Inc. 41.708/-87.522
Indiana Harbor - East Chicago, IN 46312 (Lake Co.)
American Terminals Inc., North Dock Fuel 3600 Canal St.
American Terminals; Bigane
Vessel Fueling
41.649/-87.466 yes 848 ft.
American Terminals Inc., South Dock Coke 3600 Canal St. American Terminals 41.647/-87.471 yes 27 991 ft.
Ameristar Casino Gaming 777 Ameristar Blvd. Pinnacle Entertainment 41.652/-87.435
Amoco Oil Co., Indiana Harbor Dock Petroleum products 3210 Watling St. Amoco Oil 41.647/-87.473 yes 25 1,430 ft.
ArcelorMittal Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.659/-87.455 IHB
ArcelorMittal #1 & #3 Docks Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.659/-87.454 yes
ArcelorMittal #2 Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.663/-87.447 yes
ArcelorMittal Dock #6 Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.654/-87.447 yes 28
ArcelorMittal Linestone Dock #4 Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.654/-87.447 IHB 22
ArcelorMittal West Dock Iron ore, steel 3001 Dickey Rd ArcelorMittal USA 41.661/-87.463 SCIH
ArcelorMittal, Indiana Harbor Works Open Dock Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.656/-87.458 yes
ArcelorMittal, Oil Dock Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.673/-87.442 yes
ArcelorMittal, Ore Dock Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.664/-87.448 yes
ArcelorMittal., Plant No. 3 Dock Iron ore, steel 3210 Watling St. ArcelorMittal USA 41.656/-87.458 yes
Atlas Iron Processors, Calumet River Branch
North
Iron ore, steel 102 W. Columbus Dr. Atlas Iron Processors Inc. 41.644/-87.472 yes 21 945 ft.
BP - Whiting Petroleum products P.O. Box 710 3 BP - Whiting 41.662/-87.482 yes 22
Citgo Petroleum Corp., East Chicago Dock Petroleum products 102 W. Columbus Dr. CITGO Petroleum Corp. 41.642/-87.472 yes 19 600 ft.
East Chicago Marina Boating 3301 Aldis St. East Chicago Port Authority 41.655/-87.436
East Chicago Property Improvement Corp. Dock Iron ore, steel scrap 3600 Indianapolis Blvd.
East Chicago Property
Improvement Corp.
41.647/-87.484 27 1,347 ft.
Metal Management Midwest Scrap metal 3601 Canal St. Northern Indiana Dock 41.644/-87.471 19 479 ft.
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Mobil Oil Corp., Calumet River Branch South Dock Petroleum products 100 W. Columbus Dr. Mobil Oil Corp. 41.640/-87.472 15 640 ft.
Mobil Oil Corp., East Chicago Terminal Dock Petroleum products 3821 Indianapolis Blvd. Mobil Oil Corp. 41.646/-87.478 19 1,415 ft.
Safety-Kleen Oil Recovery Co., East Chicago Dock Petroleum products 601 Riley Rd. Safety-Kleen Oil Recovery 41.647/-87.476 9 377 ft.
Service Waste Inc., East Chicago Dock Waste material 200 W. Columbus Dr. Service Waste 41.646/-87.474 23 600 ft.
United States Gypsum Co., Indiana Harbor Dock Gypsum 3501 Canal St. United States Gypsum 41.648/-87.471
Michigan City Harbor - Michigan City, IN 46360 (LaPorte Co.)
Blue Chip Casino Gaming 777 Blue Chip Dr. Boyd Gaming 41.719/-86.893
Trail Creek Marina Boating 700 E. Michigan Blvd. Michigan City Port Authority 41.717/-86.893
Washington Park Marina Boating 200 Heisman Harbor Rd. Michigan City Port Authority 41.726/-86.907
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Gary, IN 46402 • 2 Burns Harbor, IN 46304 • 3 Whiting, IN 46394 Data is most current available; listing updates to Ports of Indiana encouraged
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Mile
Marker
INDIANA’S OHIO RIVER INVENTORY
Maritime Transportation Assets on the Ohio River
Indiana borders the Ohio River from Mile Marker 491 to 847, a measure of distance along a river from its mouth beginning at zero.
Ports, facilities, terminals, locks and dams on the Indiana side of the Ohio River are listed on pages 92 and 93. Locations are noted
by city and river miles.
Facility Name/Operator City Cargo/Use Latitude Longitude
846 John T. Myers Lock and Dam (Pool Length: 69.9 miles, Mile Markers 846-777)
833.2 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Mount Vernon Sand, gravel, stone 37.884 -87.944
831.2 SABIC Mount Vernon Chemicals 37.908 -87.922
831 CF Industries Mount Vernon Fertilizer products 37.910 -87.921
830.8 Babcock and Wilcox Co. Mount Vernon Heavy-lift cargoes 37.912 -87.918
830.5 Marathon Oil Co. Mount Vernon Petroleum products 37.915 -87.915
829.8 Marathon Oil Co. Mount Vernon Petroleum products 37.924 -87.907
829.8 Cargill Inc. Mount Vernon Grain 37.917 -87.913
829.7 CountryMark Co-op Mount Vernon Petroleum products 37.926 -87.904
829.5 ADM Milling Co. Mount Vernon Grain 37.927 -87.901
828 TPG/Mount Vernon Barge Service Mount Vernon Towing, fleeting, maintenance 37.928 -87.887
828 Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon Mount Vernon State port 37.924 -87.875
828 CGB Enterprises Mount Vernon Grain 37.923 -87.873
828 Cemex/Kosmos Cement Mount Vernon Cement 37.920 -87.870
827.6 Mount Vernon Transfer Terminal Mount Vernon Coal 37.918 -87.868
818 Sitran Mount Vernon Coal 37.894 -87.732
817 Vectren Corp. - AB Brown dock Mount Vernon Coal 37.893 -87.717
797 Nu Plaza Yacht Club Evansville Boating 37.925 -87.628
794 TransMontaigne Evansville Petroleum products, chemicals 37.966 -87.604
794 ADM Terminal Evansville Grain 37.958 -87.604
793.7 Marathon Oil Co. Evansville Petroleum products 37.971 -87.602
793.6 Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) Evansville Grain 37.972 -87.602
793.2 Cargill Inc. Evansville Grain 37.975 -87.595
793 Northern Ag Service Evansville General cargo 37.976 -87.592
793 Evansville Marine Service Evansville Towing, fleeting, maintenance 37.973 -87.600
792.7 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Evansville Sand, gravel, stone 37.974 -87.583
792 Tropicana Evansville Casino Evansville Gaming 37.972 -87.579
791 USS LST Ship Memorial Evansville Museum 37.953 -87.577
791 Inland Marina Evansville Boating 37.952 -87.574
784 Peabody Energy Evansville Coal 37.909 -87.505
779 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Newburgh Sand, gravel, stone 37.945 -87.425
776 Newburgh Lock and Dam (Pool Length: 55.4 miles, Mile Markers 776-722)
773.8 Alcoa, Warrick Operations Newburgh Coal 37.917 -87.340
773 Vectren Corp. - Culley Generating Station Newburgh Coal 37.914 -87.337
773 Vectren Corp. Newburgh Coal 37.911 -87.330
COLOR KEY
LOCKS AND DAMS ON THE OHIO RIVER (INCLUDING MILE MARKERS)
Barge Service
Barge Terminal
Casino/Recreation
Locks and Dam
Marina
Port
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Mile
Marker
Facility Name/Operator City Cargo/Use Latitude Longitude
773 Vectren Corp. Newburgh Coal 37.909 -87.325
772.5 Yankeetown Dock Corp./Peabody Energy Newburgh Coal 37.907 -87.321
747 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Rockport Sand, gravel, stone 37.889 -87.047
746.1 Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) Rockport Coal 37.896 -87.044
746 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Rockport Sand, gravel, stone 37.895 -87.045
746 Foerstch Construction Rockport Stevedore 37.901 -87.041
744.8 AEP, Rockport Plant Dock Rockport Coal 37.912 -87.026
743 Rockport River Terminal/Sunrise Coal Rockport Coal 37.921 -87.010
735 Corn Island Shipyard Grandview Custom barge builder 37.968 -86.883
734.3 Corn Island Shipyard Maxville Custom barge builder 37.983 -86.866
731 Evansville Marine Service Troy Towing, fleeting, maintenance 37.996 -86.808
727 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Tell City Stone, sand, gravel 37.958 -86.778
726.5 Tell City Boatworks Tell City Marine vessel building, repair 37.937 -86.767
726 Tell City Riverport Tell City City port 37.935 -86.766
721 Cannelton Lock and Dam (Pool Length: 113.9 miles, Mile Markers 721-608)
674 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Leavenworth Sand, gravel, stone 38.130 -86.358
653 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Mauckport Sand, gravel, stone 38.061 -86.268
617 Horseshoe Southern Indiana Casino Elizabeth Gaming 38.179 -85.901
612 Five M Transportation New Albany Towboat services 38.226 -85.849
610 Duke Energy - Gallagher Station New Albany Coal 38.263 -85.839
609 TransMontaigne New Albany Petroleum products, chemicals 38.269 -85.834
607 McAlpine Locks and Dam (Pool Length: 75.3 miles, Mile Markers 607-532)
604 Marathon Oil Co. Clarksville Petroleum 38.269 -85.755
603 Jeffboat Outfitting Dock Jeffersonville Repair, outfitting 38.278 -85.721
598.7 Wooten River Service Jeffersonville Fueling 38.301 -85.676
598 Admirals Anchor Yacht Sales and Marina Jeffersonville Boating 38.307 -85.673
597 Tanco Clark Maritime Jeffersonville Liquid cargo storage, handling 38.318 -85.666
597 Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville Jeffersonville State port 38.318 -85.663
597 Ohio River Metals Service/Eagle Steel Jeffersonville Steel 38.321 -85.661
597 Kinder Morgan Jeffersonville General cargo 38.317 -85.664
597 CGB Enterprises Jeffersonville Grain 38.315 -85.666
596.3 Marine Builders Inc. Utica Repair, outfitting 38.326 -85.655
596 TPG/Mount Vernon Barge Service - Jeffersonville Jeffersonville Towing, fleeting, maintenance 38.324 -85.659
596 Nugent Sand Co. Utica Sand, gravel, stone 38.329 -85.658
586 Mulzer Crushed Stone Inc. Charlestown Sand, gravel, stone 38.454 -85.578
576 Nugent Sand Co. Bethlehem Sand, gravel, stone 38.524 -85.436
559.5 Indiana-Kentucky Electric Corp. Madison Coal 38.737 -85.415
559 Rivercrest Marina Madison Boating 38.738 -85.402
559 CGB Enterprises Madison Grain 38.737 -85.405
531 Markland Locks and Dam (Pool Length: 95.3 miles, Mile Markers 531-436)
530 Belerra Casino Resort and Spa Florence Gaming 38.779 -84.938
529 Turtle Creek Harbor Florence Boating 38.784 -84.922
514 Hilltop Basic Resources Inc. Patriot Sand, gravel 38.886 -84.795
505 Rising Star Casino Resort Rising Sun Gaming 38.952 -84.846
498 Paul H. Rohe Dearborn Terminal Aurora Stone, rock 39.032 -84.881
498 Lighthouse Point Yacht Club Aurora Boating 39.029 -84.882
498 CGB Enterprises Aurora Grain 39.059 -84.897
496 Water Ways Marina Aurora Boating 39.060 -84.902
496 Sunset Bay Marina Aurora Boating 39.057 -84.907
495 Tradewinds Marina Aurora Boating 39.068 -84.893
494 AEP, Lawrenceburg Plant Lawrenceburg Coal 39.084 -84.855
492 Hollywood Casino Lawrenceburg Gaming 39.096 -84.843
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ALPHABETICAL LISTING OF BUSINESSES
AVIATION Category Subhead
7P Solutions .....................................49, 71, 76
A
A Plus Brokerage ...........................................71
A&R Logistics .......................... 46, 50, 56, 57
Aable Logistics Inc. .....................................46
Accuride Corp...............................................49
Ace Cargo .......................................................55
Acorn Group Inc./TCN Worldwide
Real Estate.................................................. 74
Adams County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................66
ADS Logistics, Corporate
Headquarters.....................................46, 57
ADS Logistics, Roll and Hold
Division ....................................................... 57
AECOM .............................................................72
Agribusiness Council of Indiana..........63
Airforwarders Assoc. ................................63
AJP LLC .....................................................46, 51
Algoma Central Corp. ...............................56
All Points Logistics Inc. ......................56, 57
American Airlines Cargo .........................39
American Airlines Inc. ...............................39
American Assoc. of Exporters
and Importers ..........................................63
American Assoc. of Port Authorities ...63
American Cold Storage ............................ 57
American Commercial Barge Line ..... 41
American Concrete Pavement
Assoc. - Indiana Chapter ....................63
American Environmental Corp. ...........72
American Journal of Transportation .. 73
American Short Line and Regional
Railroad Assoc. ........................................63
American Signature Inc. ..........................53
American Society of Transportation
& Logistics ..................................................63
American Structurepoint Inc. ...............72
American Trucking Assoc. ......................63
American Wholesale Furniture......53, 57
Anderson Municipal Airport ..................39
Anderson University .................................. 61
Angle Trucking .............................................47
Apex Engineering ........................................72
APICS Central Indiana...............................63
APICS Supply Chain Council .................63
APPIAN Inc. .....................................................71
Aptus Delivery Systems .....................57, 71
Architects Incorporated II .......................72
Area Plan Commission of
Tippecanoe County ..............................66
Ashley Transport .........................................49
Aspen Property Management ............... 74
Assoc. for High Technology
Distribution ...............................................63
Assoc. of American Railroads................63
Aviation Assoc. of Indiana ......................63
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The following pages provide a list of all entries featured in the Business Listings
section of the 2016 Indiana Logistics Directory displayed in alphabetical order and
the corresponding page numbers on which they appear.
B
B & J Trucking Services Inc. ...................48
Backhaul Direct LLC ........................................
44, 46, 47, 48, 49, 51, 54, 56
Bagshaw Trucking Inc. .......46, 47, 49, 50
Baker Commercial Real Estate ............. 74
Ball State University ................................... 61
Banneker Industries ............................56, 57
Barnes & Thornburg .................................. 73
Benco Dental.................................................53
Best Way Express Inc. .........................49, 51
Bethel College .............................................. 61
BF&S ...................................................................72
Bingham Economic Development
Advisors/Bingham
Greenebaum Doll ................................... 74
Bingham Greenebaum Doll LLP .......... 73
Blackford County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................66
Bloomington City Planning Dept. .......66
Bloomington Economic
Development Corp. ...............................66
Boone County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................66
Bose McKinney & Evans LLP .................. 73
Bowman Logistics ......................................58
Boyer Transportation Services ..............71
Bradley Trucking Co. .................................50
Brazil-Clay Co. Municipal Airport ........39
Brown County Economic
Development Commission ...............66
Brunk LLC ................................................44, 58
Build Indiana Council ...............................63
Building Indiana News ............................. 73
Business Health Plus Inc. ........................ 73
Butler University .......................................... 61
C
CGB Marine .................................................... 41
C.H. Robinson - Evansville Branch ..........
44, 46, 50, 54, 56, 71, 76
C.H. Robinson Worldwide Inc. ....................
47, 51, 54, 55
Canada Steamship Lines, a
division of the CSL Group Inc. .........56
Cargill Inc. .......................................................43
Cargo Business News ............................... 73
Cargo Services Inc. ............................. 54, 56
Cargolux Airlines International S.A. ....39
Carroll County Economic
Development Commission ...............66
Cass County Economic
Development ...........................................65
Cass Logansport Economic
Development Organization ..............66
CCC Freightlines Inc. .................................50
Celadon Group Inc. ..............51, 55, 56, 58
Celadon Logistics Services ......51, 56, 58
Cemex/Kosmos Cement .........................53
Center of Workforce Innovations ..............
61, 62, 76
Central Indiana Corporate
Partnership, Inc. ...................................... 67
Central Marine Logistics Inc. ................. 41
Central Railroad of Indiana ....................44
Central Railroad of Indianapolis ..........44
Chamber of Commerce of
Southwest Indiana ..........................61, 62
Chase Street Industrial Center..............58
Chesapeake & Indiana Railroad Co. ...44
Chicago Aviation Department..............40
Chicago Fort Wayne & Eastern .............44
Chicago O’Hare International
Airport ..........................................................39
Chicago South Shore & South
Bend Railroad ...........................................44
Cimbar Performance Minerals ..............53
Citizens Energy Group ............................. 67
Citizens Gas ...................................................70
City of Anderson ......................................... 67
City of Angola Dept. of Economic
Development & Planning ................... 67
City of East Chicago Planning &
Economic Development .................... 67
City of Fort Wayne Community
Development Division ......................... 67
City of Hammond .......................................65
City of Jeffersonville .................................. 67
City of Marion Community and
Economic Development .................... 67
CJ International Inc. ..................................54
Clark County REMC ............................ 67, 70
Clark Regional Airport ..............................39
Clark-Floyd Counties Convention &
Tourism Bureau ...................................... 67
Clearwater Logistics ..................................47
Clinton County Economic
Development ........................................... 67
Coca-Cola Refreshments ........................53
Columbus Economic Development
Board ............................................................ 67
Columbus Municipal Airport .................39
Commercial Advantage Inc. .................. 74
Commercial Warehouse &
Cartage Inc. ...............................................56
Conexus Indiana ............ 61, 62, 63, 67, 76
Connersville Economic Development
Corp. ............................................................. 67
Consolidated Grain & Barge Co. ..........43
Consolidated Shepherd Insurance ..... 73
Consolidated Terminals &
Logistics Co. ..............................................53
ContainerPort Group Inc. ................49, 55
Continental Cargo ......................................39
Contract Services Group .........................58
Corp. for Economic Development
Anderson/Madison County ............... 67
Council of Supply Chain Management
Professionals .............................................63
CountryMark .................................................49
Crawford County Economic
Development ........................................... 67
Crop Production Services .......................53
Crossroads Regional Chamber of
Commerce ................................................ 67
Crown Point Economic
Development ........................................... 67
CSG Packaging .............................................56
CSL Group ......................................................56
CSX Intermodal ............................................55
CSX Transportation ....................................44
Cushman & Wakefield ............................... 74
CVS Caremark Indianapolis
Distribution Center ................................53
D
D R Smith Trucking Inc. ...........................48
Darwin Realty & Development ............. 74
Daviess County Economic
Development Corp. ............................... 67
Days Distribution & Logistics.................56
Dearborn County Economic
Development ........................................... 67
DeKalb County Economic
Development Partnership Inc. ......... 67
Delaware-Muncie Metropolitan
Plan Commission ................................... 67
Delta Airlines Cargo ...................................39
Delta Global Services ................................39
Department of Workforce
Development ...........................................62
DePauw University ..................................... 61
Develop Indy ................................................. 67
DLZ .....................................................................72
DLZ Indiana ....................................................72
DLZ Industrial ................................................72
Don Sumpter Trucking Inc. ....................48
Donaldson Filtration Solutions .............53
Dot Foods ............................................... 53, 58
Driving Ambition .........................................62
DTM Real Estate ........................................... 74
Dubois Strong ............................................... 67
Duke Energy Indiana .................................70
Duke Realty Corp. ....................................... 74
Dunham’s Atheleisure Corp. ..................53
E
Earlham College .......................................... 61
Eastside Trucking Co. Inc. .......................47
Economic Development Coalition
of Southwest Indiana ........................... 67
Economic Development Corp.
Greensburg Decatur County ............ 67
Economic Development Corp.
Michigan City ........................................... 67
Economic Development Corp. of
Wayne County ......................................... 67
Economic Development Group of
Fayette County ........................................ 67
Economic Development Group of
Wabash County Inc............................... 67
EDC of Elkhart County ............................. 67

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Eli Lilly & Co. ..................................................53
Elkhart and Western Railroad Co. (a
subsidiary of Pioneer Railcorp.) ......44
Elkhart Municipal Airport ........................39
Elmer Buchta Trucking .............................50
Elwood Staffing Services .........................62
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical
University ................................................... 61
ERS-OCI Wireless .................................54, 71
EmployIndy ....................................................62
Enverity Engineering .................................72
Environmental Management
Services ....................................................... 72
Environmental Solutions Group Inc. ... 72
Epoch Distributors ......................................53
Evansville Marine Service Inc. ............... 41
Evansville Vanderburgh Airport
Authority ....................................................39
Evansville Western Railway ....................44
Exegistics ................... 44, 53, 56, 58, 63, 65
Expedient Data Centers ...........................54
F
Fabricators & Manufacturers
Assoc. Intl. ..................................................63
Faegre Baker Daniels ................................. 73
Falk-PLI .............................................................72
Federal Highway Administration of
Kentucky .....................................................65
Federal Marine Terminals Inc. ...............43
Federal Motor Carrier Safety
Administration .........................................65
FedEx Express ................................................39
FedEx Freight ...........................................47, 51
FedEx Ground ...............................................50
FedEx Home ..................................................50
Fednav International Ltd. ........................56
First Industrial Realty Trust Inc. ............ 74
Fitzmark Inc. ............................ 46, 47, 48, 51
Five Star Distributing Inc. ........................53
Floyd Memorial Occupational
Health .......................................................... 73
Foodliner Quest ...........................................46
Foreign Targets Inc.............................. 71, 76
Foreign-Trade Zone 125 ..........................65
Foreign-Trade Zone 152 ..........................65
Foreign-Trade Zone 170...........................65
Foreign-Trade Zone 177 ...........................65
Foreign-Trade Zone 182 ..........................65
Foreign-Trade Zone 239 ..........................65
Foreign-Trade Zone 72 .............................65
Fort Wayne International Airport ........39
Fort Wayne-Allen County Airport
Authority ............................................ 40, 65
Franciscan WorkingWell ........................... 73
Franklin College ........................................... 61
Franklin County Economic
Development ........................................... 67
French Lick Municipal Airport ...............39
Frick Services Inc. ........................................53
Frontier/Midwest Connect Airline
Cargo ............................................................39
FULLBEAUTY Brands ..................................58
Fulton Economic Development
Corp. ............................................................. 67
G
G & F Trucking Leasing Inc.....................46
GA LA Transportation ........................ 47, 49
Gabbard Environmental
Services Inc. .............................................. 72
Gary Railway Co. .........................................44
Gary/Chicago International Airport ...39
G-Diamond Transport Inc. .....................50
Genesee & Wyoming Railroad
Services Inc. ..............................................44
Gibson County Economic
Development Corp. ............................... 67
Ginovus ............................................................ 67
Glenrock Co. ..................................................53
Global Supply Chain Management
Initiative ...................................................... 61
Glory Logistics Inc. ..................................... 57
Goodwill Commercial Services............56
Goshen College ........................................... 61
Gotcha Transport Inc. ...............................49
Grammer Industries Inc. ..........................50
Grant County Economic Growth
Council ........................................................ 67
Great Lakes Inspection ............................. 41
Greater Indiana Clean Cities
Coalition .............................................. 71, 72
Greater Kokomo Economic
Development Alliance ......................... 67
Greater Lafayette Commerce ............... 67
Greater LaPorte Chamber of
Commerce ................................................ 67
Greater LaPorte Economic
Development Corp. ............................... 67
Greater Louisville Manufacturing &
Logistics Network ..................................68
Green Lines Transportation Inc. ..........46
Greencastle/Putnam County
Development Center Inc. ...................68
Greenwood Municipal Airport ..............39
Grow Indiana Media Ventures/Inside
Indiana Business with Gerry Dick .... 74
Guilford Group .............................................54
Gypsum Express Ltd. .................................46
H
Hahn Realty Corp........................................ 74
Hamilton County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................68
Hammond Development Corp. ...........68
Hancock Development Council ..........68
Hanover College.......................................... 61
Hanzo Logistics Inc. ...................................58
Harbor House Publishers - Great
Lakes/Seaway Review Magazine .... 74
Harrison College.......................................... 61
Harrison County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................68
Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding
International ............................................. 74
HeLP Logistics Inc. ..................................... 57
Hendricks County Economic
Development Partnership ..................68
Holladay Properties – Headquarters... 74
Holladay Properties (AmeriPlex -
Indianapolis Office) ............................... 74
Holy Cross College ..................................... 61
Homegoods Distribution Center ........53
Hoosier Energy ............................................70
Hoosier Heritage Port Authority..........44
Hoosier Southern Railroad - Perry
County Port Authority .........................44
Huff Contractors ................................................
46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 54
Huntingburg Airport ..................................39
Huntingburg Airport Technology
Park................................................................39
Huntington County Economic
Development ...........................................68
Huntington Municipal Airport ..............40
Huntington University .............................. 61
Hylant Transportation ............................... 73
I
Ice Miller LLP ................................................. 73
Indatus.......................................................54, 76
Independent Distributors Assoc. .........63
Indiana 15 Regional Planning
Commission .............................................68
Indiana American Water Dept. .............70
Indiana Chamber of Commerce .........68
Indiana Construction Assoc. .................63
Indiana Construction Assoc. -
Southwest Indiana Office ...................63
Indiana Corn Marketing Council .........63
Indiana Department of
Environmental Management ........... 72
Indiana Department of
Transportation .........................................65
Indiana Economic Development
Assoc. ...........................................................68
Indiana Economic Development
Corp. .......................................................65,68
Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad .................45
Indiana Manufacturers Assoc. ..............63
Indiana Motor Truck Assoc. ...................63
Indiana Municipal Power Agency .......70
Indiana Natural Gas Corp. ......................70
Indiana Rail Road Co. ................................45
Indiana Railroad Transportation
Group ...........................................................45
Indiana Southern Railroad ......................45
Indiana Soybean Alliance .......................63
Indiana State Department of
Agriculture .................................................65
Indiana State Police....................................65
Indiana State University ........................... 61
Indiana Strategic Resource Group .......71
Indiana University ....................................... 61
Indiana University - Kelley
School of Business ................................. 61
Indiana University-Purdue
University Fort Wayne .......................... 61
Indianapolis Airport Authority ..............40
Indianapolis Business Journal .............. 74
Indianapolis Industrial Center ...... 53, 58
Indianapolis International Airport ......40
Indianapolis MPO ........................................68
Indianapolis Power & Light ....................70
Indianapolis Regional Airport ...............40
Industrial & Environmental Services .. 72
Indy Chamber ...............................................68
Indy Partnership, The ................................68
Indy Translations .........................................76
Ingram Micro Mobility ..............................58
Inland Port Magazine ................................ 74
Institute of Packaging Professionals .. 63
Institute of Transportation
Engineers ...................................................63
Integrity Tax Consulting ................... 73, 74
Interlake Steamship Co. ...........................56
Intermodal Assoc. of North America 63
International Air Transport Assoc. ......63
International Longshoremen’s
Assoc. ...........................................................63
International Metals Processing ..........58
International Warehouse
Logistics Assoc. .......................................63
Interstate Warehousing Inc. ...................58
Interstate Warehousing Inc. -
Corporate Office .....................................58
IOM Grain ........................................................53
Ivy Tech Community College –
Anderson .................................................... 61
Ivy Tech Community College –
Bloomington ............................................ 61
Ivy Tech Community College –
Columbus .................................................. 61
Ivy Tech Community College -
East Chicago ............................................. 61
Ivy Tech Community College –
Elkhart .......................................................... 61
Ivy Tech Community College –
Evansville .................................................... 61
Ivy Tech Community College -
Fort Wayne ................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Gary ..............................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Kokomo .......................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Lafayette .....................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Lawrenceburg ..........................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Logansport ................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Madison ......................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Marion..........................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College -
Michigan City ...........................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Muncie .........................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Richmond ..................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Sellersburg .................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College -
South Bend ................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College -
Terre Haute ...............................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Valparaiso ...................................................62
Ivy Tech Community College –
Warsaw ........................................................62
Ivy Tech Corporate College ...................62
J
J.E.T. Transit Inc. ....................................50, 53
Jack Gray Transport Inc. ..................46, 50
Jackson County Industrial
Development Corp. ...............................68
Jackson Oil & Solvents .............................49
James Poshard & Son ...............................50
JAS Worldwide ......................................54, 57
Jasper County Economic
Development Organization ..............68
JAWCO Logistics/JACO Brokerage ..........
48, 51, 57
Jay County Development Corp. ..........68
Jefferson County Industrial
Development Corp. ...............................68
Jennings County Economic
Development Commission ...............68
J.E.T. Transit Inc. ....................................50, 53
JobsInLogistics.com ..................................63
Johnco Distributing Inc. ..........................53
Johnson County Development
Corp. .............................................................68
Jones Lang LaSalle ..................................... 74
Journal of Commerce .............................. 74
JRA Architecture .........................................72
K
Kankakee-Iroquois Regional
Planning Commission .........................68
Katoen Natie Midwest Inc. ..................... 57
Katz, Sapper & Miller Certified
Public Accountants ............................... 73
Kelley Logistics ............................................. 57
Kendallville Terminal Railway Co. (a
subsidiary of Pioneer Railcorp.) ......45
Kentland Municipal Airport ....................40
Keystone Logistics ...................................... 57
Kid Glove Service, Inc. ..............................56
Kightlinger & Gray ....................................... 73
Kindra Lake Towing ................................... 41
Kinetrex Energy ............................................70
Kintetsu World Express (U.S.A.) Inc. ....54
Kipp Brothers Toys & Novelties ............53
KJ Bradley Inc. ..............................................49
Kllm Transport Services Inc. ..................48
Knox County Development Corp. ......68
Koch Companies .........................................52
Koetter Construction ................................ 74
Kokomo/Howard County
Governmental Coordinating
Council ........................................................65
Kosciusko Economic Development
Corp. .............................................................68
Krieg DeVault ................................................ 73
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Kuehne & Nagel Inc. ..................................54
L
Louisville & Indiana Railroad ................45
L.L. Waters Scholarship
Foundation/Fund .............................62, 63
LaGrange County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................68
Lake Carriers Assoc. ...................................63
Lake County IN Economic Alliance ...68
Lake Michigan and Indiana
Railroad .......................................................45
Lakes & Rivers Transfer (A Division
of Jack Gray Transport) .......................43
Lakeside Logistics Inc. ..............................47
Landmark Realty &
Development Inc. .................................. 74
Langham Logistics ....... 48, 52, 55, 57, 59
Lauth Property Group ............................... 74
Lawrence County Economic
Growth Council ......................................68
LDI Ltd. ............................................................. 57
Lincolnland Economic
Development Corp. ...............................68
Liquid Transport Corp. ..............................46
LITX Terminals Resources .......................45
Logistick Inc. ..................................................56
Logistics Management ............................. 74
Logistics Plus Inc. ........................................ 57
Logistics Quarterly ..................................... 74
Louisville Regional Airport
Authority ....................................................40
Lower Lakes Towing Ltd. ........................ 41
LT Truck & Trailer Sales .............................50
LTC .....................................................................76
M
M&M Transport Services ..........................52
Madison County Council of
Governments ...........................................68
Madison Railroad .........................................45
Maersk Line ....................................................56
Mamo Transportation ...............................50
Manchester University ..............................62
Manufacturing & Logistics IT
Magazine .................................................... 74
Marengo Warehouse .................................59
Marian University ........................................62
Marine Log ..................................................... 74
Marshall County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................68
Marten Transport ................................. 48, 52
Martin University .........................................62
MartinRiley .....................................................72
Material Handling Industry of
America .......................................................63
Maverick Transportation LLC ................46
MAVPAK ...........................................................56
McKeil Marine ............................................... 41
MD Logistics ........................................................
46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 54, 55, 56, 57, 59, 65
Mead Johnson & Co./Kenco ..................53
Medic On-Site Services ............................ 73
MEK Group, The ........................................... 74
Merchandise Warehouse ... 53, 56, 57, 59
Metals USA, Ohio River Metal
Services ........................................43, 50, 59
Metro International Trade Services ....53
Metropolis Strategies .................................68
Meyer Trucking Inc. ...................................46
MG Rail. ............................................................45
Miami County Economic
Development Authority ......................68
Michael Baker International Inc. ..........72
Michiana Area Council of
Governments ...........................................68
Michigan City Municipal Airport..........40
Midway International Airport ................40
Midwest Toxicology Services LLC ........71
Miebach Consulting Inc............................71
Millenial Transport Services ....48, 49, 52
Miller Aviation ...............................................40
Miller Transfer & Rigging Co. ..........46, 47
Mister “P” Express Inc. ...............................52
MLT Providers.......................... 47, 48, 49, 55
Modern Materials Handling ................... 74
Monarch Beverage .....................................54
Montgomery Aviation ..............................40
Montgomery County Economic
Development ...........................................68
Moore & Associates .................................... 72
Moran Transportation Corp. ..................49
Morgan County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................68
Morley & Associates ...................................72
Morris Trucking Corp. ....................... 48, 52
Mount Vernon Transfer Terminal ........54
Mox Warehouse ...........................................59
Muncie Aviation Co. ..................................40
Muncie-Delaware County
Chamber of Commerce .....................68
Muncie-Delaware County, Indiana
Economic Development Alliance ...68
Mytex Polymers ...........................................54
MyWay Logistics ..........................................48
N
Nappanee Area Chamber of
Commerce ................................................68
Nappanee Municipal Airport .................40
National Assoc. of Small Trucking
Companies ................................................64
National Customs Brokers &
Forwarders Assoc. of America
Inc. .................................................................64
National Motor Freight Traffic
Assoc. ...........................................................64
New Castle-Henry County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................69
Newmark Grubb/Cressy & Everett ...... 74
Newton County Economic &
Community Development ................69
Nextrans Center ...........................................76
Noble County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................69
Norfolk Southern Corp. ............................45
North American Crane Certification ...63
North American Rail Shippers
Assoc. ...........................................................64
Northeast Indiana Regional
Partnership ................................................69
Northeastern Indiana Regional
Coordinating Council ..........................69
Northern Continental Logistics ........... 57
Northern Indiana Public Service Co....70
Northwest Indiana Forum ......................69
Northwestern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission .........................69
Novelty Inc. ....................................................54
Now Courier Inc. ..........................................71
O
Office of the Governor .............................65
Office of the Lt. Governor .......................65
OFS Brands .....................................................54
Ohio County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................69
OJC Trucking ................................................49
Old Dominion Freight Lines ....47, 54, 59
ONB Insurance Group .............................. 73
One Southern Indiana ..............................69
Orange County Economic
Development Partnership ..................69
Owen County Economic
Development ...........................................69
Owens Communications Inc. ........54, 71
OWLogistics - A div. of Oscar
Winski Co. Inc. ......................................... 57
Owner-Operator Independent
Drivers Assoc. ...........................................64
P
P & C Trucking ......................................46, 50
P&B Trucking Inc. .................................49, 59
P.I. & I. Motor Express .................................46
Packaging Logic Inc. ..................................56
Padgett, Inc. ...................................................54
Panther Expedited Services .........................
40, 46, 48, 49, 50, 52, 54, 57, 59, 73
Panzica Building Corp. .............................72
Parke County Economic
Development ...........................................69
Paschall Trucking ........................................52
Pegasus Transportation ...........................52
Perfect Pallets Inc. .......................................56
Perfect Transportation ..............................49
Perry County Chamber of
Commerce ................................................69
Perry County Development Corp. .....63,
69, 74
Perry County Port Authority ........................
42, 44, 59, 65
Pike County Economic Growth &
Development Council .........................69
Pillow Express Logistics ....................59, 71
Plymouth Area Chamber of
Commerce ................................................69
Plymouth Municipal Airport ..................40
PNC .................................................................... 73
Poindexter Transport Inc. ........................50
Port of Indiana-Burns Harbor ...............42
Port of Indiana-Jeffersonville ................42
Port of Indiana-Mount Vernon .............42
Portage Economic Development
Corp. .............................................................69
Portage Township Assessor’s
Office ............................................................65
Porter County Board of
Commissioners .......................................65
Porter County Regional Airport ...........40
Ports of Indiana ............................................42
Posey County Economic
Development Partnership ..................69
Posey County Government ...................66
Powersource Transportation Inc. ........50
Progressive Logistics .......................... 57, 59
Propeller Club of Evansville, Indiana...64
ProTrans ............................................. 47, 57, 59
Pulaski County Economic
Development ...........................................69
Purdue University.................................61, 62
Q
Quality Execution Inc. ..............................72
Quantem Aviation Services ...................39
R
Radius Indiana ..............................................69
RAF Transport Inc. ......................................50
Rail Safe Training .........................................45
Randolph Economic Development
Corp. .............................................................69
Ranger Enterprises LLC ............................ 57
Region III A Development & RPC ........69
Reliable Transportation Specialists
Inc. ..................................................46, 49, 55
RG Transport .................................................50
RGT Logistics .................................................52
Rhoades Air Center Inc. ...........................40
Ripley County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................69
River Ridge Development Authority.. 74
Riverlands Marine Surveyors .................42
Riverton Truckers ........................................50
RJM Logistics .................. 46, 47, 50, 52, 55
Rose-Hulman Institute of
Technology ...............................................62
Rush County Economic &
Community Development Corp. ...69
Russo Communications .......................... 74
Ryder Distribution ....................................... 57
S
Saint Lawrence Seaway
Development Corp. ...............................42
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College .....62
Saint Mary’s College ..................................62
Schilli Transportation Services Inc............
46, 49, 50, 52, 57, 59
Schmidt Associates ....................................72
Schneider Corp., The .................................72
Scopelitis, Garvin, Light, Hanson
& Feary, PC ................................................. 73
Scott County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................69
SCSI (Supply Chain Services
International) ............................. 56, 57, 60
SE Warehousing & Logistics ...................60
Securitas Security Services USA Inc...76
Shanahan & Shanahan ............................. 73
Shelby County Development Corp. ...69
Shelby Trucking Inc. ..................................46
Shipbuilders Council of America.........64
Shorr Packaging ...........................................56
Signature Flight Support Corp. .............40
SII (Security Industries Inc.),
a div. of TAG ..............................................76
Silver Creek Water Corp. ..........................70
Sodrel Truck Lines ...............................47, 52
SOLE - The International Society
of Logistics ................................................64
South Bend Department of
Community Investment .....................69
South Bend International Airport........40
Southeastern Indiana Regional
Planning Commission .........................69
Southern Indiana Development
Commission .............................................69
Southwest Indiana Chamber .........63, 69
Southwest Indiana Development
Council ........................................................69
Special Dispatch ................................... 49, 71
Specialized Carriers & Rigging
Assoc. ...........................................................64
Specialized Transportation Inc. ..................
47, 50, 52
Specialty Earth Sciences ..........................72
Spot Freight ..........................................................
40, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 54, 57, 71
Squaw Creek Southern Railroad ..........45
St. Mary’s Occupational Medicine
Clinic............................................................. 73
Staff Source ....................................................63
Standard Forwarding .......................... 47, 57
Starke County Economic
Development Foundation .................69
Steel Transport Inc. ....................................50
Steuben County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................69
Strasburger Trucking Inc. ........................46
Styline Logistics ....................................47, 50
Sullivan County Redevelopment
Commission .............................................69
Summit Realty Group/Cushman &
Wakefield .................................................... 74
Summit Terminal.........................................42
Superior Carriers Inc. ........................46, 50
Supply Chain Brain Magazine ............... 74
Supply Chain Management
Academy ....................................................62
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T
Tanco Clark Maritime ................................43
Tanco Terminals Inc. .................................43
Taylor Logistics Inc. .........................................
49, 50, 51, 52, 54, 55, 57, 60
Taylor University..........................................62
Tell City River Port - Perry County
Port Authority ..........................................42
Terre Haute Economic
Development Corp. ...............................69
Terre Haute International Airport -
Hulman Field ............................................40
The Chamber of Commerce of
St. Joseph County ..................................69
The Great Lakes Towing Company ... 41
The International Air Cargo Assoc. ....64
The Opus Group ..........................................72
The Phoenix Group ..............54, 56, 57, 60
Thomas P. Miller & Associates ..............69
Thornburg Brothers Trucking ............... 51
Three Rivers Warehousing .....................60
Tipton County Economic
Development Organization ..............69
Tobin Development Corp. ......................76
TOC Logistics International LLC ................
39, 54, 57, 60, 65
Toledo, Peoria & Western Railway ......45
Tom Wood Aviation ...................................40
Top Talent LLC..............................................63
Total Quality Logistics .............................. 57
TPG Mount Vernon Marine, Jeffersonville
Barge Service .............................. 41, 42, 43
TPG Mount Vernon Marine, Mount
Vernon Barge Service............ 41, 42, 43
Transfreight Inc. .............................47, 52, 55
Transmark Logistics .................... 46, 49, 51
TRANSPORT North America .................55
TransWorks .....................................................55
Tri-County Agronomics ..........................54
Trine University ............................................62
Triple Crown Services Co. ....... 49, 51, 55
Tri-State Manufacturers’ Alliance
(A program of the Chamber of
Commerce of Southwest Indiana) ..62
Tri-State Motor Transit Co. .....................54
Tristate Warehousing Inc. .......................60
Tri-State World Trade Network
(a program of the Chamber of
Commerce of Southwest Indiana) ..62
Tri-Union Express Inc. ....................................
46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 52, 60
Truck City of Gary Inc...............................50
Truckinsure Inc. ........................................... 73
Truckload Carriers Assoc. .......................64
U
U.S. Coast Guard District Eight .............66
U.S. Coast Guard District Nine ..............66
U.S. Coast Guard, Lake Michigan
Command Center ..................................66
U.S. Coast Guard, Ohio Valley
Command Center ..................................66
U.S. Postal Service .......................................66
Union County Development Corp. ....70
United States Customs and Border
Protection ..................................................66
United States Department of
Commerce, International Trade
Administration .........................................66
United States Great Lakes Shipping
Assoc. ...........................................................64
Universal ............................. 39, 46, 47, 49, 57
Universal AM-CAN LTD ............................52
University of Evansville ............................62
University of Indianapolis .......................62
University of Notre Dame .......................62
University of Southern Indiana ............62
University of St. Francis ............................62
UPS Air Cargo ...............................................39
UPS Express Critical ...................................39
UPS Freight Forwarding ...........................54
URS Corp. ........................................................72
USI Insurance Services ............................. 73
V
Valparaiso Economic Development ...70
Valparaiso University .................................62
Valpo Chamber ............................................70
Vectren Energy .............................................70
Venture Logistics .......................... 47, 52, 60
Vermillion County Economic
Development Council .........................70
Verst Group Logistics .................49, 56, 60
Verve Health .................................................. 73
Victory Packaging Inc. ..............................56
Vincennes University Logistics
Training & Education Center ............62
Vitran .................................................................47
W
Wabash College ...........................................62
Wabash Commercial Trailer
Products ......................................................50
Wabash National Corporation ..............50
Wabash Valley Power Association ......70
Warehouse Services Inc...........................60
Warren County Local Economic
Development Organization ..............70
Warrick County Chamber of
Commerce ................................................70
Warrick County Economic
Development Department ................70
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WATCO Terminals & Port
Services ............................................... 43, 60
Waterways Journal Weekly .................... 74
Watson Rural Water Co. ...........................70
Waypoint Global ..........................................55
Wells County Chamber of Commerce
& Economic Development ................70
Werner Enterprises .............. 46, 48, 49, 52
Wessler Engineering ..................................72
West Central Indiana Economic
Development District Inc. ..................70
Wheels Assured Logistics ..............................
47, 49, 51, 52, 60, 71
White County Economic
Development ...........................................70
Whitley County Economic
Development Corp. ...............................70
Wilderman & Associates Inc. .................72
Willowcreek Health Center .................... 73
Winamac Southern Railway Co. ..........45
Women in Trucking Assoc. Inc. ...........64
Woolpert ..........................................................72
World Cargo News ..................................... 74
World Trade Club of Indiana .................64
Worldwide Freight Carrier ...................... 51
WWLALS (Wallenius Wilhelmsen
Logistics Abnormal Load Services)
UK International Limited ............ 54, 55
Y
Yarger Engineering Inc. ............................72
Yes Freight ...................................................... 51
Young Brothers Trucking ........................46
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ADVERTISER INDEX
Company
Page Number Company Page Number
American Commercial Barge Line .................... 41 Huff Contractors .....................................................48
Anacostia Rail Holdings........................................85 Indiana Economic Development
Conexus Indiana ......................................................17
Corporation .....................................................OBC *
Consolidated Grain and Barge Co. ................. IFC * Indiana Harbor Belt ...............................................44
Consolidated Terminals and Logistics Co. ..... 15
Indiana Soybean Alliance .................................... 19
CountryMark ............................................................25
MD Logistics .............................................................88
CSX Transportation ................................................55
Norfolk Southern ...................................................... 4
Elwood Staffing .......................................................28
North American Crane Certification ................ 31
Federal Marine Terminals ..................................... 43
Ports of Indiana ..................................................36,83
FedEx .......................................................................... 38
River Ridge ................................................................ 75
Genessee & Wyoming Inc./Indiana Southern RR... 45
Summit Terminals .................................................. 97
Harding Group ........................................................42
Warehouse Services, Inc. .....................................58
Hoosier Energy .....................................................IBC * Watco Terminal & Port Services .........................59
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