Transportation & Logistics

Go deep with logistics and distribution talent in Tulsa. Whether it’s Tulsa Tech’s Professional Truck Driver Training or Oklahoma State University’s Supply Chain & Logistics Graduate Certificate Program, companies have access to a workforce of more than 56,000 transportation specialists throughout the state of Oklahoma.

Whether it’s regionally spanning interstates like I-44, I-40 or I-35 or the historic Route 66, Tulsa offers a strategic infrastructure and positioning for companies looking to move cargo quickly and efficiently. Dallas, Houston, Kansas City and St. Louis can all be reached within day’s drive, giving distributors like Macy’s and Amazon an ideal location to do business. Tulsa International Airport is also located within a ten-minute drive of the largest inland port in the nation, the Port of Catoosa, while short and mainline railways like Union Pacific and BNSF have access points from most major sites.

Tulsa International Airport has 700+ acres of shovel-ready land available for logistics companies, while 31+ industrial and business districts like Inola River Rail and the Port of Catoosa offer large and small tracts of land.