Our Mission
Enable our data center clients to energize new cloud capacity on schedule and on budget by delivering oversized equipment to data center construction sites on time and damage free, plus by providing continuous load security & capacity assurance for their high-value server and electronics supply chain.
One Point of Contact for Complex Data Center Buildouts
Building or expanding a data center involves more than moving freight. Equipment may arrive from multiple manufacturers, construction schedules can shift, and deliveries often need to align with installation milestones.
As an independent Landstar agent, Secrest Direct help customers coordinate transportation resources for data center construction, expansion and infrastructure projects. Through Landstar’s broad capacity network and transportation resources, we work with teams to align shipments, equipment requirements and delivery schedules with project objectives.
Why Transportation Planning Matters for Data Center Projects
Data center projects often involve:
- Multiple equipment suppliers
- Phased construction schedules
- Specialized freight requirements
- Job-site delivery constraints
- Critical infrastructure components
- Compressed installation windows
Without a coordinated transportation plan, project teams may face unnecessary complexity when managing equipment arrivals and site schedules. Secrest Direct helps simplify transportation coordination by serving as a dedicated point of contact throughout the project lifecycle. We also developed a robust project management process to ensure large equipment, such as backup generators and electrical buildings, arrive at JIT data center construction sites on time to the minute so that high-cost construction crews are never delayed.
Why choose Secrest Direct for data center projects?
One relationship. Multiple transportation capabilities.
Data center projects often require more than a single transportation solution. Different project phases may involve oversized infrastructure components, expedited replacement parts, international shipments, or ongoing replenishment freight.
As an independent Landstar agent, I help coordinate transportation resources through the Landstar network based on the specific requirements of your project. Customers may have access to a broad range of transportation services through a single point of contact
Who the Landstar Network Serves
Hyperscalers
Enclosures
HVAC & Electrical
Servers & Racks
Project Managers & Project Engineers
Construction Sites
Hospitals & Universities
Military Bases & Utilities
— Via White Glove Delivery Services
Scope of Service
- 20+ Data Center Sites Served Daily
- 23,000 Server/Rack Shipments Annually
- 27,000 High-Tech Vendor Shipments Annually
- 4,500 Data Center Heavy Haul Loads Annually
- 100+ Annual Data Center Construction Projects
- 6 International Sites Plus Cross-Border Mexico
Service Results
- 99% on time pickup and delivery
- 99% damage free deliveries
- 100% real-time tracking visibility
- Dedicated driver programs to ensure capacity
- 1,100+ million miler safe drivers
- Industry leading low accident and claims rate
We Match The Right Equipment To Your Mission Critical Shipment
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Plenums
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Ranked #1 by American Cranes and Transport with the largest specialized fleet at 100,675 tons of capacity.
Secrest Agency of Landstar
Instead of managing multiple transportation providers independently, project teams can work with an independent Landstar agent who helps coordinate transportation resources across various shipment types, project phases and geographic locations. This approach can help simplify communication and provide a single point of contact as transportation needs evolve throughout the project lifecycle
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Whether you're planning a new facility, expanding existing infrastructure or managing a large-scale deployment, let's discuss your transportation requirements and project timeline.
Contact the Secrest Agency of Landstar about your data center needs