Total Logistic Solutions LLC

Big Ten Logistics LLC is a transportation and logistics company based in Dundalk, MD. Specializing in freight management, the company offers a range of services to facilitate the movement of goods for businesses. With a focus on efficiency and reliability, Big Ten Logistics LLC works closely with clients to provide tailored solutions for their shipping needs. The company's experienced team ensures seamless coordination and timely delivery of cargo to its destination. Generated from their business information

Plant Site Logistics Inc. is a dedicated logistics firm based in Dundalk, MD, specializing in transportation, warehousing, inventory control, operating procedures, and system design. They offer a web-based freight quoting system that allows employees to manage and award loads efficiently, utilizing a network of over 100 core carriers. In addition to their hosted software solutions, Plant Site Logistics can provide on-site employees to manage quoting and shipping for businesses seeking a more hands-off approach. Their customized reporting capabilities ensure that clients receive tailored insights to meet their specific needs, ultimately leading to cost savings and improved operational efficiency. Generated from the website

Universal Trade Solutions (UTS) was established in 2006 after Universal Distribution Services (UDS) was purchased by Fraley and Schilling, Inc., a transportation firm out of Rushville, Indiana. Since 2006, UTS has been providing import and export logistics service through the Ports of Baltimore and has invested in equipment able to lift and move large heavy material weighing up to 65,000 lbs. In August 2011, UTS opened a 2nd warehouse location servicing the Ports of Charleston and Savannah in Orangeburg, SC. UTS has also expanded its capabilities into the rail siding transload service, slab cutting service, expanded packaging services, light manufacturing services (welding & metal cutting), and additional heavy weight handling and freight service capabilities through Fraley and Schilling.