Tighe Logistics Group, Inc.

Tighe Logistics Group, Inc. provides robust third-party logistics (3PL) solutions, focusing on optimizing supply chain management through a suite of services tailored for various industries. Tighe Logistics Group, Inc. specializes in third-party logistics solutions.

Founded in 1862 in Mansfield, US, the company has maintained its focus on logistics without significant pivots. The current CEOs are Bob W. and Graeme Egan. In April 2018, Woodlawn Partners acquired Tighe Logistics Group, Inc.

, although financial terms were not disclosed. Tighe Logistics specializes in comprehensive third-party logistics (3PL) solutions, offering services such as drayage, pick, pack, and ship, alongside temperature-controlled warehousing and e-commerce fulfillment. These services support diverse sectors, including technology manufacturing, robotics, food and beverage, and retail. The company operates an asset-based fleet for reliable transportation and utilizes advanced technology for supply chain visibility, serving customers primarily across New England and into additional key markets.

Tighe Logistics generates revenue through a structured framework tailored to its clientele, focusing on B2B transactions. The company enters service agreements with clients, outlining logistics services which include fulfillment, warehousing, and transportation. Pricing plans are customized, ensuring that operations like temperature-controlled storage and expedited transport meet specific client needs, thus establishing long-term partnerships for steady income streams. Tighe Logistics plans to enhance its service offerings with new products that support evolving logistics demands, although specific launch dates are not stated.

The company aims to expand its reach into broader markets, potentially increasing its presence within the New England region and beyond. Funding from the acquisition in April 2018 will be utilized to support these growth initiatives, allowing for the enhancement of service capabilities and geographic expansion.