ILLINOIS INTERNATIONAL PORT DISTRICT
Truck TransportationIllinois, United States11-50 Employees
The Illinois International Port District runs a prominent multi-modal port facility in the Chicago area that handles all transportation modes except air. It connects with six of seven Class I railroads, six of eight U.S. highways, and two waterway systems, illustrating its cross-modal logistics role. The district's port site focuses on bulk commodities such as coal, cement, steel, salt, lumber, oil, and sugar, rather than containerized cargo. The facility processes roughly 16 million tons of inbound and outbound cargo each year and operates as the Grantee of Foreign Trade Zone #22. Based in Chicago, it is a small-to-mid-sized organization within the Truck Transportation industry, dedicated to enabling bulk freight movement through its port assets.