Logistics Plus Recognized on Armstrong & Associates' 2026 Top 100 Domestic Transportation Management 3PL Ranking

Logistics Plus has been included in Armstrong & Associates' 2026 Top 100 Domestic Transportation Management 3PL list, recognizing the company among the leading third-party logistics providers operating in the North American market. The annual ranking is published by the well-known supply-chain research firm Armstrong & Associates, which evaluates providers on factors including scale of operations, service breadth, and customer reach.

What the Ranking Represents

The Top 100 Domestic Transportation Management 3PL list highlights companies that manage freight and transportation activities on behalf of shippers across the United States. Inclusion in the ranking signals that a provider has built a meaningful footprint in areas such as domestic transportation management, carrier coordination, and integrated logistics services for a diverse customer base.

Armstrong & Associates has tracked the third-party logistics industry for decades, and its annual compilations are widely referenced by shippers, analysts, and investors seeking to benchmark providers in the sector.

Broader Industry Context

The recognition comes as the third-party logistics market continues to evolve alongside shifting trade patterns and changing customer expectations. Logistics providers across regions are expanding service portfolios and investing in technology to handle complex, multi-modal supply chains.

• Domestic transportation management remains a core service line for mid-sized and large 3PLs operating in North America.
• Annual rankings from independent research firms are commonly used by shippers during procurement decisions.
• Competition among Top 100 providers has intensified as digital tools reshape traditional freight brokerage and managed transportation models.

For more on how leading providers are adjusting to a changing market, see our coverage of the evolving trade and leadership landscapes in the supply chain sector, and read about the expansion of third-party logistics services across the United Arab Emirates. E-commerce-driven carriers are also reshaping expectations for delivery speed, as seen in moves such as Amazon extending its logistics infrastructure to external retailers.