Transportation: Page 502

Last-Mile
Now Is the Time to Prepare for Same-Day Delivery
Grand Junction Inc.
The expectation for same-day delivery continues to grow as existing offerings expand and more businesses support similar services
Rob Howard
Trucking
Audit of MdTA Finds Problems with Purchasing
A three-year state audit of the Maryland Transportation Authority found problems with how the organization handles purchases
Sourcing & Procurement
Coal India to Fall Short of Production Target as Demand Falls
Operating plants are sourcing coal through the open market outside of fuel supply agreements like e-auction, import, etc.
Air Cargo
UPS Expands its European Air Hub
United Parcel Service (UPS)
A $200 million investment in a European logistics center poises it for further trade and export growth
Design-Build
Forward, March for Fort Gillem Remake
Fort Gillem will soon be transferred to a civilian group that hopes to remake it into a teeming logistics hub that employs thousands
3PL/4PL
The Conversation: Scott J. McDevitt, Translogistics Inc.
Scott McDevitt’s company does third-party logistics for shippers, manufacturers and distributors mostly
Risk/Compliance
Firms Land $69M in Air Force Contracts
Lion-Vallen Industries of Dayton was awarded up to a $24.7 million deal for one-year to provide logistic services to the Marine Corps
Risk/Compliance
No Longer Blowing Smoke? e-Cigarettes Could Surpass Traditional Brands
It's unclear how much tobacco e-cigarette makers will need and where they will get it, but they are evaluating various sourcing options
Ocean Ports & Carriers
Port Fire Price Tag Close to $20 Million
Georgia Ports Authority
The fire destroyed part of a warehouse and its contents, approximately 1,800 tons of palletized rubber valued at under $2 million
Rail & Intermodal
New CSX Terminal Will Bring Big Changes
CSX Corporation Inc.
Three cranes will transfer cargo containers for consumer goods between freight trains and trucks at the 315-acre terminal facility
Risk/Compliance
Freight in Missouri's Future
A decision by the Maritime Administration to designate the Missouri River as a maritime highway opens up opportunities for barge traffic
Warehousing
An Expanding Port Tampa Bay Could Offer Opportunities
Port Tampa Bay
Officials want Port Tampa Bay to become a bigger player in the global cargo business, especially in the shipping of consumer goods
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