BlueGrace Logistics has acquired Truk TMS, a full-service third-party logistics (3PL) provider, for an undisclosed amount. The deal brings Truk TMS, formerly known as Fast Way Freight Management, under the BlueGrace umbrella, expanding the acquirer’s operational footprint in the freight management sector.
Truk TMS specializes in a broad range of transportation services, including LTL, truckload, oversize, expedited, hot shot, air, ocean, and trade show logistics. BlueGrace, a established player in the 3PL market, gains immediate access to these diverse service lines, which complement its existing offerings. The acquisition is designed to deepen BlueGrace’s capacity to handle complex, multi-modal shipments for its client base, particularly in segments like oversize and expedited freight where specialized coordination is required.
Strategically, the purchase allows BlueGrace to absorb Truk TMS’s operational expertise and customer relationships without the need for organic expansion into these niches. For Truk TMS, the transaction provides the scale and resources of a larger organization, which can support more robust technology investments and broader carrier networks. The combined entity is expected to streamline back-office functions while preserving the specialized service focus that Truk TMS has developed under its previous branding.
The integration will likely focus on unifying freight booking platforms and aligning sales teams to cross-sell services across the combined customer base. No financial terms were disclosed, and the companies have not detailed specific leadership changes or immediate operational shifts. The deal is expected to close in the near term, subject to customary conditions.
Post-transaction, the merged operation will offer a wider array of logistics solutions under the BlueGrace name, with Truk TMS’s service capabilities folded into the larger framework. The move positions the combined company to compete more directly for mid-sized and enterprise shippers seeking a single provider for both standard and specialized freight needs.