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| We realized there was a need for local representation," said Mike Fox, owner of Fox Transportation, a drayage company based in Rancho Cucamonga. I went home, Googled it, and learned that drayage companies move heavy objects from a loading dock and set them up in their final locations. Historically, Hawaii was a 'port-to-port' trade that required separate arrangements for the drayage of military containers to-and-from ocean carrier terminals in Honolulu," said Gordon Lowe, chief, 599th Transportation Group's Universal Service Contract Management Office in the Pacific. |
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