Break Bulk Terminal & Cargo Services

 

Osprey Logistics’ Intermodal Marine Terminal in Everett has the Infrastructure, Equipment, and Processes to Assure Quick & Reliable Handling of Your Cargo, Including:

  • Inbound and Outbound Barge Loading and Unloading

  • Inbound and Outbound Truck Loading and Unloading

  • State Certified Weighing of Inbound and Outbound Trucks

  • Cargo/Product Yard Storage

  • Inventory Management

  • Specialty Log/Timber Services

  • Building Log Rafts for Tow

  • Dewatering Log Rafts for Shipment

  • Third Party Rollout or Bundling

  • Scaling or Grading

  • Marking, Tagging, and/or Sorting

  • Moorage for Barges and/or Tugs (Coming Soon)

Material Handling Capabilities

 

With Over 20 Years Of Experience in Shipping and Handling Challenging Project Cargo, Our Team Has the Know-How Necessary to Facilitate Truck / Marine Transport of Many Types 0f Products & Materials, such as:

  • Break Bulk Cargo / Neo-Bulk Cargo

  • Logs/Timber

  • Lumber

  • Pipe

  • Heavy Equipment

  • Dry Bulk Materials

  • Bark, Hog Fuel, Wood Chips, Sawdust, etc.

  • Soils & Aggregates

  • Construction & Demolition Debris

  • Intermodal Containers

  • Heavy Lift Project Cargo

  • Roll-On/Roll-Off Cargo (RORO)

Leadership

Rob Janicki

…brings 30+ years of experience in management and governance of successful logging, industrial engineering manufacturing, and real estate development businesses based here in the Puget Sound area. That background has provided Rob with both the insights to understand how beneficial an intermodal barge terminal would be for many Pacific Northwest industries, as well as the business savvy for making it into a reality.

 

Tom Foster

…built a distinguished career across more than four decades in multiple industries. From a sawmill engineer and steadily advancing into forest and land management then to timber manager, gaining expertise in operations, resource management, and long-term planning. Operated his own logging company, managing domestic and export log operations and other various timber projects.  In later years he spent a great time of time in leadership roles—including General Manager and VP—overseeing bark, topsoil, and aggregate products for multiple companies until he joined Osprey Logistics in 2024. Known for his strength in product development and expanding business opportunities, Tom’s work has taken him throughout Alaska, Canada, Washington, northern Mexico, and Hawaii, as well as into Europe. We are excited to have him on our team.

 
 
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