Breaking: More than 800 3PLs got $150k plus under PPP

Just over 800 3PLs received more than $150,000 from the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), and more than 30 trucking companies are listed among the biggest category of borrowers.

That’s according to the data released by the Small Business Administration on Monday morning, July 6, revealing the identity of all borrowers that received more than $150,000.

Here are the long-distance trucking companies that received between $5 million and $10 million from the SBA under PPP

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Montgomery Transport – Birmingham, Alabama
Transco Lines – Russellville, Arkansas
Armellini Express Lines – Palm City, Florida
Crane Transport – Oakwood, Georgia
Howard Sheppard Inc. – Sandersville, Georgia
Earl L. Henderson Trucking – Caseyville, Illinois
Upstaging Inc. – Sycamore, Illinois
Truck Centers Inc. – Troy, Illinois
W.W. Transport – West Burlington, Iowa
Erik Holdings – Kansas City, Kansas
Total Logistics – Oakdale, Minnesota
Indiana Western Express – Springfield, Missouri
Fremont Contract Carriers – Fremont, Nebraska
TSL Company Holdings – Omaha, Nebraska
Grocery Haulers Inc. – Iselin, New Jersey
McCollister’s Transportation Group – Burlington, New Jersey
Island Transportation Corp. – West Babylon, New York
Leonard’s Express – Farmington, New York
Shelba D. Johnson Trucking – Thomasville, North Carolina
Hughes Relocation Services – Lansdale, Pennsylvania
Modern Transportation Services – Sewickley, Pennsylvania
Alan Ritchey Inc. – Valley View, Texas
Arnold Transportation Services – Grand Prairie, Texas
Pate Trucking Co. – Lubbock, Texas
Reynolds Transportation – San Antonio, Texas
Daylight Transportation – Long Beach, California
North Park Transportation Co. – Denver, Colorado
Nu-Way Logistics, Bloomington – Illinois
Roadtex Transportation Management – Somerset, New Jersey
FST Logistics– Columbus, Ohio
JNJ Express – Collierville, Tennessee
Central Freight Lines – Waco, Texas
J.S. Helwig & Sons – Terrell, Texas

Here are the 3PLs that received between $5 million and $10 million.

Yulista Tactical – Anchorage, Alaska
Ard Logistics-Alabama LLC – Vance, Alabama
Fox Transportation – Rancho Cucamonga, California
Envista – Carmel, Indiana
Barrett Distribution Centers – Franklin, Massachusetts
Benore Logistic Systems – Eric, Michigan
ODW Logistics – Columbus, Ohio
Armada Partners – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Borrowers that receives less than $150,000 were not identified by SBA, that figure being the cutoff. Most loans fell under that cutoff.

John Kingston