RK Logistics Group Teams Up with Mode Transportation to Expand Transportation Management Resources
FREMONT, Calif. (PRWEB) October 05, 2018 -- RK Logistics Group, a Silicon Valley leader in third-party logistics (3PL), today announced it has expanded its service line-up with the opening of a freight brokerage operation with Mode Transportation.
Operating under the name RKG Mode LLC, the new division complements the company’s service portfolio with new capabilities for local, regional and nationwide truckload less-than-truckload, intermodal, ocean, parcel and integrated transportation management services.
RKG Mode will operate as an independent agent of Mode Transportation, which provides an industry-leading technology platform and access to one of the largest networks of domestic and global transportation capacity in the U.S.
"Companies want reliable, cost-effective transportation capacity to meet the demands of today’s high-velocity supply chains," said Rock Magnan, president of RK Logistics Group. "With the launch of RKG Mode LLC, we’ve significantly expanded our footprint of flexible, high-value logistics and transportation management capabilities."
Jim Damman, President and CEO of Mode Transportation said, “We are excited to have RKG Mode join the Mode Transportation family. The company has a tremendous reputation for outstanding service. We are looking forward to working with them.”
Magnan emphasized the strategic importance of the RKG Mode launch for RK’s customers particularly in today’s market where truck capacity is extremely tight and securing trucks for customer loads an ongoing challenge.
“By joining the Mode Transportation network, we gain immediate access to reliable, quality capacity, industry-leading technology, economies of scale and the buying power of a large network,” Magnan said. “We’re bringing a more complete package to the table, offering our customers a broader array of cost-effective, integrated logistics, warehousing and transportation solutions, whether local, regional or national.”
RK Mode joins a Mode Transportation network which includes over 35,000 active trucking companies and over 2 million pieces of equipment. In addition to dry-van truckload, the network provides access to other specialized transportation equipment including refrigerated, flatbed, step-deck, expedite, specialized and heavy haul. Services encompass the full spectrum of multimodal transportation needs, including truckload, less than truckload, intermodal, rail, air, ocean, parcel and managed transportation services.
RKG Mode also will leverage Mode Transportation’s proven transportation management technology platform, providing full load planning and booking, execution, real-time shipment visibility, settlement, performance analytics and reporting.
Headquartered in Summerlin, Nevada, RKG Mode will assume management of RK Logistics' existing truckload transportation operations, deploying these resources as needed for dedicated or expedited manufacturing plant deliveries or fulfillment programs.
ABOUT RK LOGISTICS GROUP: RK Logistics is a premier 3PL provider of full-spectrum, customized supply chain services for the world's most demanding customers. RK's manufacturing support, warehousing, order fulfillment and transportation services feature lean practices, ISO-9001 and CA Board of Pharmacy 3PL Certifications, which is unique to a family-owned business. RK Logistics is also a certified minority business enterprise. For more information, go to http://www.rklogisticsgroup.com.
ABOUT MODE TRANSPORTATION -- Mode Transportation is a non-asset based third-party logistics company focused on delivering truckload, less-than-truckload, intermodal, rail, air, ocean, parcel and managed transportation services. Mode Transportation encompasses a vast network of operation centers across North America to meet our customers’ needs. Mode Transportation is headquartered in Dallas, Texas. For more information, visit http://www.modetransportation.com.
Gary Frantz, RK Logsitics Group, http://www.rklogisticsgroup.com, 9255941434, [email protected]
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