Laredo, Texas · North American cross-border logistics
Moving Business Forward
We coordinate freight across Mexico, the United States and Canada — one accountable partner from origin through the border to final destination, with visibility and control at every handoff.
- Mexico
- United States
- Canada
USDOT 4303609 MC-1676403 Licensed property broker
01 Every movement counts
One stalled crossing changes your whole week
Cross-border freight fails at the seams — the handoffs between carriers, brokers, warehouses and customs. That is exactly where most shippers lose visibility and time.
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01 Stalled crossings
The border, not the highway, decides your delivery date.
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02 No visibility
Without live status there is no decision to make — only a call to return.
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03 Fragmented chain
Every provider answers for their leg. Nobody answers for the shipment.
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04 Documentation gaps
A missing document at the crossing costs more than a missing truck.
02 North American coverage
Three countries. One network.
We arrange freight movements across Mexico, the United States and Canada, with transportation and customs coordination handled as a single programme rather than a chain of separate vendors.
Explore cross-border logistics- MX
Mexico
Central and northern Mexico origins, border transfer and delivery coordination.
- US
United States
Nationwide truckload and LTL, with Laredo as the operating centre.
- CA
Canada
Ontario and western Canada lanes via the Detroit–Windsor and Blaine gateways.
Corridors reflect the lanes DCI coordinates most frequently. Coverage is not limited to the points shown — tell us your lane and we will build to it.
03 One single chain
One single chain
From origin to final destination, with one party accountable for the movement as a whole.
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Origin
Pickup scheduled, equipment matched to the commodity, paperwork opened.
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Transportation
Capacity secured with vetted, authorized motor carriers on the lane.
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Border
Crossing sequenced, transfer arranged, timing coordinated with the crossing.
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Customs
Documentation assembled and coordinated with the licensed customs broker.
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Warehouse
Storage, transloading or consolidation where the lane calls for it.
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Final destination
Delivery appointment made, proof of delivery returned, file closed.
DCI Logistics LLC arranges each of these steps as a licensed property broker. Transportation is performed by independent authorized motor carriers; customs entry is filed by a licensed customs broker.
Laredo, Texas 27.5° N · 99.5° W
Where the crossing actually happens
Laredo handles more trade with Mexico than any other U.S. port of entry. Our people work the lanes that run through it.
04 What we do
Built around the operation, not a service list
Our services are organised the way freight actually moves — move it, cross it, store it, connect it, control it.
Move
Capacity on the lane, matched to the freight.
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Truckload Full truckload capacity — dry van, refrigerated and flatbed — across the United States, Mexico and Canada.
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LTL & Consolidation Less-than-truckload and consolidated freight, including cross-border LTL into and out of Mexico.
Cross
The border handled as part of the movement, not a separate project.
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Cross-Border Freight Mexico, U.S. and Canada movements coordinated end to end, with the border planned rather than survived.
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Customs Coordination Documentation assembled, checked and delivered to the licensed customs broker on time.
Store
Space and handling where the lane needs a pause.
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Warehousing & Storage Short and long-term storage arranged near the border and at destination markets.
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Transloading & Transfer Trailer-to-trailer transfer at the crossing, sequenced against the customs window.
Connect
International freight brought into the North American network.
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Air & Ocean Freight International freight brought into the North American network and onto the road.
Control
One programme, measured and managed over time.
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Supply Chain Management Your lanes run as one managed programme, measured over time rather than quoted load by load.
05 Core capability
U.S. ↔ Mexico cross-border logistics
Laredo handles more trade with Mexico than any other U.S. port of entry. It is where we operate, and it is the discipline the rest of our service is built on.
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Transportation coordination
Capacity on both sides of the border, matched to the commodity and the crossing.
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Border sequencing
Crossings planned against dock times, not the other way round.
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Transfer & transloading
Trailer-to-trailer transfer arranged where the lane requires a change of equipment.
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Customs coordination
Documentation assembled and coordinated with licensed customs brokers on both sides.
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Shipment continuity
One reference number and one point of contact from origin to final destination.
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Documentation control
Commercial invoice, packing list, BOL and permits checked before the truck is at the bridge.
06 Visibility & control
Know where it is. Know what happens next.
Tracking tells you where a truck was. Visibility tells you whether your delivery is still going to happen — and what to do if it is not. We work to the second definition.
- Shipment status tracked through pickup, linehaul, crossing and delivery
- Proactive updates at the milestones that actually change decisions
- Documentation held against the shipment reference, not scattered across inboxes
- A named point of contact who already knows the lane
Loaded and documented at origin.
Sample data shown for illustration. No customer or shipment information is published on this site.
07 Why DCI
Why shippers move with us
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North American coverage
Mexico, the United States and Canada handled as one programme — not three vendors and a spreadsheet.
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One connected chain
Transportation, border, customs coordination, warehousing and transfer arranged under a single point of accountability.
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Visibility and control
Status where it matters, escalation before it becomes a problem, documentation that travels with the shipment.
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Built to your lanes
We design around your origins, volumes and crossings, and scale the programme as those change.
Your freight moves. Your business moves with it.
08 Trust & transparency
Registered, bonded and straightforward about it
Everything below can be checked against a primary federal source before you send us a single load. We publish our regulatory identity because you should not have to ask for it.
FMCSA record
Active- Legal name
- DCI Logistics LLC
- USDOT number
- 4303609
- MC number
- MC-1676403
- Entity type (FMCSA)
- Broker
- Operating authority
- Broker of Property (Except Household Goods)
- Authority granted
- October 25, 2024
- Financial responsibility
- BMC-84 property broker surety bond on file with FMCSA
- Location
- Laredo, Texas, United States
Figures taken from the FMCSA SAFER snapshot dated September 16, 2026
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Active federal authority
Property broker authority granted by FMCSA, verifiable on SAFER against our USDOT number.
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Broker bond, not cargo insurance
The BMC-84 bond answers for our performance of transportation arrangements to shippers and carriers. It does not insure your freight against loss or damage — that is cargo insurance, and it is a different thing.
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Vetted carriers
Authority, insurance and safety history checked before every tender, not once at onboarding.
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Information kept private
No customer data, live positions, cargo values or documents are published on this site.
Let’s talk about your operation
Tell us your lanes
Share your origins, volumes and crossings. We will review the operation and come back with a plan — not a form letter.
- 01 Lane review
- 02 Quote
- 03 Launch