Integrated network. Complete control.
From vessel discharge to final delivery, Singh owns the assets, equipment, and expertise that keep freight moving across the Pacific Northwest — connecting marine terminals, rail facilities, warehouses, and final delivery under one integrated logistics network. As a customs-bonded carrier, Singh services the Ports of Seattle and Tacoma, handles import and export freight through its Kent, Washington warehouse, and hauls throughout Washington, south into Oregon, and north to the Canadian border. This network didn’t expand on a plan drawn up in advance — it grew lane by lane, facility by facility, as customers needed us to reach further.
Ports of Seattle & Tacoma.
As an asset-based carrier, we manage each container movement with equipment and drivers under our direct control — providing oversight from terminal pickup through final delivery.
Port of Seattle
Coordinated terminal pickup, appointment scheduling, and delivery planning across manufacturing, distribution, and retail destinations.
Port of Tacoma
Direct oversight of container movements to transload facilities, rail yards, and customer locations throughout the region.
A reliable connection between rail and road.
Our team manages container movements throughout the Pacific Northwest through key rail facilities, anticipating challenges and coordinating requirements to keep shipments organized and moving.
Positioned to support the ports.
Located in Kent, Washington to support the Ports of Seattle and Tacoma, our warehouse operations provide flexible solutions for businesses requiring freight handling, storage, processing, and distribution support — visible in real time through our Warehouse Management System.
Kent, WA 98032

Watch freight move through the network.
As you scroll, a single container moves from vessel discharge at the Port of Tacoma through delivery — every stage owned and operated by Singh.
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Visibility across every stage.
Let’s map your freight onto our network. Whether it’s a Port of Seattle terminal pickup, a rail transfer in Tukwila, or a delivery across Washington, Oregon, or the Canadian border, our ports, rail facilities, and warehouse work together as one route — built around where your freight actually needs to go.