OmniTRAX
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OmniTRAX, Inc.
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252 Clayton St. Denver, CO 80206 CO Tel. 303-393-0033 Fax 303-393-0041 |
Type: Subsidiary
On the web:
http://www.omnitrax.com
OmniTRAX may not be OmniPRESENT, but it has made a good start in North America, where it is one of the largest private operators of short-line freight railroads. The company operates some 15 short-line railroads in the US and Canada, as well as related businesses such as locomotive maintenance, intermodal terminal services (including transloading, the transfer of cargo from one mode of transportation to another, such as between a railcar and a truck), and in-plant switching,. In addition, OmniTRAX operates the Port of Churchill in the Canadian province of Manitoba. Denver real estate investor Pat Broe formed OmniTRAX in 1993 as a unit of The Broe Companies, which he controls, to manage its rail operations.
Officers:
CEO and President: Gary Long
COO: Darcy Brede
CFO: Larry W. Bush
Competitors:
Canadian National Railway
Genesee & Wyoming
RailAmerica
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OmniTRAX
OmniTRAX, Inc. is one of North America's largest private railroad and transportation management companies, providing management services to 16 regional and short-line railroads that serve 10 U.S. states and 2 Canadian provinces.
OmniTRAX-managed roads include:
- Alabama & Tennessee River Railway, L.L.C.
- Alliance Terminal Railroad, L.L.C.
- Carlton Trail Railway Company
- Chicago Rail Link, L.L.C.
- Fulton County Railway, L.L.C.
- Georgia & Florida Railway, Inc.
- Georgia Woodlands Railroad, L.L.C.
- Great Western Railway of Colorado, L.L.C.
- Hudson Bay Railway Company
- Illinois Railway, Inc.
- Kettle Falls International Railway, L.L.C.
- Manufacturers' Junction Railway, L.L.C.
- Nebraska Kansas Colorado Railway, Inc.
- Newburgh & South Shore Railroad, L.L.C.
- Northern Ohio & Western Railway, L.L.C.
- Panhandle Northern Railway, L.L.C.
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