Ports • rail • containers
Drayage & Intermodal
Container transportation connecting Washington and Oregon ports and rail facilities with warehouses, manufacturers, and customer destinations.
The road connection
in your supply chain.
Port and rail moves depend on more than a pickup address. Container release, terminal availability, appointments, cargo weight, and return instructions all affect the plan.
CenturyLink Transport handles container transportation and drayage inquiries for Washington and Oregon, including BNSF-related container moves and connections to wider interstate transportation needs.
Import & export drayage
Coordinate container pickup and delivery with terminal release, availability, booking information, and receiving instructions.
Intermodal container moves
Connect rail ramps and customer facilities. Include the rail facility, container reference, availability, and last free day when applicable.
Warehouse & facility delivery
Plan the receiving side of the move with appointment windows, live-unload or drop requirements, site access, and empty-return details.
Equipment overview
Equipment for your shipment.
Equipment availability and suitability depend on the shipment, lane, terminal, and service requirements.
Planning your move
Details that help us quote accurately.
Port or rail pickup
- Port, terminal, or rail/intermodal facility
- Container number, booking or rail reference
- Container size/type and cargo weight
- Release status, availability, and last free day
Delivery & return
- Delivery address and appointment window
- Live-unload or drop requirements
- Site access and handling instructions
- Empty-return location and deadline, if applicable
BNSF is referenced to identify rail-related transportation needs. CenturyLink Transport Inc. is an independent carrier; this reference does not imply affiliation or endorsement.
Let’s plan your next move.
Port, rail, or nationwide freight—start with your lane and shipment details.