Transportation Partners and Logistics, LLC (TP&L) announced that it began a $4.1 million dollar construction project in Pensacola, Florida that will allow a major wind OEM to double its capability to rail machine heads and hubs at its Pensacola factory. By reengineering its current rail system, the expansion will allow the company to load up to twenty rail cars per shift, up from its current limit of ten. Construction began this week and completion is scheduled the first week of February, 2019.

"In addition to maintaining our own storage and distribution facilities, TP&L specializes in managing other sites as well as consulting on construction for large projects such as this one," said Jim Orr, president and a co-founder of TP&L. "We are proud to have the opportunity to provide wind OEMs with distribution solutions to move large quantities of wind components quickly and efficiently."

TP&L owns and operates distribution centers across North America including Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, Texas and Wyoming, serving multiple industries including wind power with rail, port and trucking logistics support and management.

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