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For-Hire Motor Carriers-Unrestricted Property For-Hire - Unrestricted Property September 23, 2021 PIN USDOT MC Name DBA Name Phone Street Suite City State Zip 172318 2382342 1ST CALL HOTSHOT SERVICE LLC 1ST CALL HOTSHOT SERVICE LLC (405) 205-1738 Mail: 2410 W MEMORIAL RD STE C533 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73134 Physical: 406 6TH ST CHEYENNE OK 73628 106139 1129401 2 B TRUCKING LLC 2 B TRUCKING LLC (936) 635-1288 Mail: 1430 N TEMPLE DIBOLL TX 75941 Physical: 214671 3131628 2 K SERVICES LLC 2 K SERVICES LLC (405) 754-0351 Mail: 2305 COUNTY ROAD 1232 BLANCHARD OK 73010 Physical: 142776 587437 2 R TRUCKING LLC 2 R TRUCKING LLC (402) 257-4105 Mail: 1918 ROAD ""P"" GUIDE ROCK NE 68942 Physical: 152966 2089295 2 RIVERS CONVERSIONS LLC 2 RIVERS CONVERSIONS LLC (405) 380-6771 Mail: 3888 N 3726 RD HOLDENVILLE OK 74848 Physical: 227192 3273977 2 VETS TRUCKING LLC 2 VETS TRUCKING LLC (405) 343-3468 Mail: 9516 TATUM LANE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73165 Physical: 250374 3627024 2A TRANSPORT LLC 2A TRANSPORT LLC (918) 557-4000 Mail: PO BOX 52612 TULSA OK 74152 Physical: 10055 E 590 RD CATOOSA OK 74015 144063 1885218 3 C CATTLE FEEDERS INC 3 C CATTLE FEEDERS INC (405) 947-4990 Mail: PO BOX 14620 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73113 Physical: PO BOX 144 MILL CREEK OK 74856 193972 2881702 3 CASAS TRUCKING LLC 3 CASAS TRUCKING LLC (405) 850-0223 Mail: 3701 KEITH COURT OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73135 Physical: 3701 KEITH COURT OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73135 251354 3678453 3 FEATHERS LOGISTICS LLC 3 FEATHERS LOGISTICS LLC (918) 991-4528 Mail: 411 N HODGE ST SAPULPA OK 74066 Physical: 134041 1728299 3 LANE TRUCKING LLC 3 LANE TRUCKING LLC Mail: RR1 BOX 133 FORT SUPPLY OK 73841 Physical: 113814 1004948 3 P DELIVERY LLC 3 P DELIVERY LLC (608) 834-8500 Mail: 5 LUMBER WAY LIVERPOOL NY 13090 Physical: 4010 NW OAK ST LAWTON OK 73505 146821 1892215 3 T ENTERPRISES LP TAYLOR TRUCKING (940) 627-3520 Mail: PO BOX 1063 DECATUR TX 76234 Physical: 247 CR 2610 DECATUR TX 76234 116114 1275116 3 WAY TRUCKING INC 3 WAY TRUCKING INC (940) 433-5178 Mail: PO BOX 1207 BOYD TX 76023 Physical: 3508 EAST HWY 114 BOYD TX 76023 129697 1598507 3-B PUMPING SERVICES LLC 3-B PUMPING SERVICES LLC (580) 799-4818 Mail: PO BOX 1970 ELK CITY OK 73648 Physical: 3200 W 20TH ST ELK CITY OK 73644 188292 2796163 323 DIRT WORX LLC 323 DIRT WORX LLC (918) 607-3229 Mail: PO BOX 215 DEPEW OK 74028 Physical: 23727 S 433RD W AVE DEPEW OK 74028 Page 1 of 268 For-Hire - Unrestricted Property Phone City State Zip 134683PIN 1746721USDOT 3BMC BACKHOE Name LLC 3BDBA BACKHOE Name LLC (405) 820-4792 Mail: Street11704 SW 4TH ST Suite YUKON OK 73099 Physical: 233771 3134663 3C EXPRESS LLC 3C EXPRESS LLC (903) 715-8962 Mail: 416452 HIGHWAY 266 CHECOTAH OK 74426-5745 Physical: 193718 2877443 3C TRANSPORT LLC 3C TRANSPORT LLC (280) 916-8988 Mail: 3022 MEAGAN AVE DURANT OK 74701 Physical: 243072 3554014 3CD SERVICES LLC 3CD SERVICES LLC (405) 642-2507 Mail: 294 COUNTY ROAD 1370 CHICKASHA OK 73018 Physical: 180388 2544443 3D MARTINS CONSTRUCTION INC 3D MARTINS CONSTRUCTION INC (580) 856-3962 Mail: 1044 CONTINENTAL RD RATLIFF CITY OK 73481 Physical: 184375 2593881 3D&M SERVICES LLC 3D&M SERVICES LLC (580) 380-2132 Mail: 3435 ARMSTRONG ACADEMY RD BENNINGTON OK 74723 Physical: 197572 835861 3G LLC 3G LLC (918) 344-0824 Mail: 2413 COYOTE RUN STILLWATER OK 74075 Physical: 163891 2117831 3G MANIFOLD LLC 3G MAINFOLD LLC (580) 243-8526 Mail: 3406 S HIGHWAY 6 ELK CITY OK 73644 Physical: 192187 2858179 3R TRUCKING LLC 3R TRUCKING LLC (720) 326-8890 Mail: 11300 SW 41ST ST TERR MUSTANG OK 73064 Physical: 214379 3022817 3RD GEN LOGISTICS LLC 3RD GEN LOGISTICS LLC (936) 462-3131 Mail: 1715 S UNIVERSITY DR NACOGDOCHES TX 75961 Physical: 155504 2085554 3TK FARMS LLC 3TK FARMS LLC (580) 544-4030 Mail: PO BOX 146 BOISE CITY OK 73933 Physical: 305 EAST MAIN ST BOISE CITY OK 73933 107749 1250495 4 C POWER UNITS INC 4 C POWER UNITS INC (918) 548-3457 Mail: PO BOX 37 ALBANY OK 74721 Physical: 17714 STATE RD 70 E ALBANY OK 74721 164056 2338098 4 H TRUCKING LLC 4 H TRUCKING LLC (580) 338-0286 Mail: 1406 MAPLE AVE GUYMON OK 73942 Physical: 133133 1702810 4 K RANCH INCORPORATED 4 K RANCH INCORPORATED (580) 477-0237 Mail: 20464 E CR 158 ALTUS OK 73521 Physical: 241863 3442286 4-J HOT SHOT SERVICES LLC 4-J HOT SHOT SERVICES LLC (479) 632-0790 Mail: PO BOX 1976 ALMA AR 72921 Physical: 11189 N 1930 RD SAYRE OK 73662 149185 1792063 4-S TRUCKING LLC 4-S TRUCKING LLC (580) 732-0291 Mail: 37236 ELLIS RD ALVA OK 73717 Physical: 175401 2477882 4-W EXPRESS LLC 4-W EXPRESS LLC (405) 528-4490 Mail: PO BOX 690840 TULSA OK 74169 Physical: 913 N 161ST E AVE TULSA OK 74116 Page 2 of 268 For-Hire - Unrestricted Property Phone City State Zip 246424PIN 3469797USDOT 405MC NameAG TRUCKING LLC 405DBA AG NameTRUCKING LLC (405) 388-3325 Mail: Street2612 SW 42ND ST Suite OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73119 Physical: 94224 969562 412 DOZER SERVICE INC 412 DOZER SERVICE INC (580) 883-4901 Mail: PO BOX 159 RINGWOOD OK 73768 Physical: HIGHWAY 412 W RINGWOOD OK 73768 72159 670582 4BVX RANCH TRUCKING LLC 4BVX RANCH TRUCKING LLC (405) 528-4490 Mail: PO BOX 18109 OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73154 Physical: 620 S GRIFFIN RD ATOKA OK 74525 220263 872372 4C EXPRESS LLC 4C EXPRESS LLC (405) 417-1899 Mail: PO BOX 1434 NEW CASTLE OK 73065 Physical: 7108 E TYLER DRIVE TUTTLE OK 73089 183001 2563796 4C LOGISTICS LLC 4C LOGISTICS LLC (469) 667-4529 Mail: PO BOX 189 PRESTON OK 74456 Physical: 103148 SOUTH 4270RD CHECOTAH OK 74426 236858 3401187 4D TRANSPORT LLC 4D TRANSPORT LLC (918) 429-3111 Mail: PO BOX 1772 MCALESTER OK 74502 Physical: 3462 W STATE HIGHWAY 31 MCALESTER OK 74501 186428 2727114 4F TRUCKING LLC 4F TRUCKING LLC (405) 590-2825 Mail: 28612 E CTY RD 1560 PAULS VALLEY OK 73075 Physical: 234751 3372182 4G X-PRESS LLC 4G X-PRESS LLC (918) 639-0978 Mail: 15902 W 41ST ST S SAND SPRINGS OK 74063 Physical: 244550 3577095 4J SAND&GRAVEL LLC 4J SAND&GRAVEL LLC (580) 257-0023 Mail: PO BOX 413 RAVIA OK 73455 Physical: 508 S COLLEGE STREET RAVIA OK 73455 134847 1441643 4K SPOOLING BANDING SALES&SERVICE 4K SPOOLING BANDING SALES&SERVICE (405) 947-4990 Mail: 1740 SE WASHINGTON BLVD BARTLESVILLE OK 74006 Physical: 177366 2331170 4L ENTERPRISES LLC 4L ENTERPRISES LLC (405) 514-3423 Mail: 220 KARA CT NORMAN OK 73071 Physical: 145438 1910029 4M PROPERTY SOLUTIONS LLC 4M ROLL-OFFS (918) 742-3900 Mail: 3701-A S HARVARD 310 TULSA OK 74135 Physical: 6240 E 15TH ST TULSA OK 74112 237222 3260925 4M TRUCKING LLC 4M TRUCKING LLC (580) 272-9112 Mail: PO BOX 1357 ADA OK 74821 Physical: 9210 CR 1480 ADA OK 74820 225048 3252247 4R MATERIALS LLC 4R MATERIALS LLC (580) 812-1399 Mail: 6673 CARTER RD ARDMORE OK 73401 Physical: 216999 3106186 4S TRUCKING LLC 4S TRUCKING LLC (918) 470-4825 Mail: 102 W ASHLAND ST MCALESTER OK 74501 Physical: 156933 2167940 4T TRUCKING LLC 4T TRUCKING LLC (479) 632-0790 Mail: 20436 NCR 4540 UNIT A KEOTA OK 74941 Physical: 131259 1641019 4TH GEN CONTRACTORS LLC 4TH GEN CONTRACTORS LLC (918) 830-5800 Mail: C/O ITC PO DRAWER D BIG CABIN OK 74332-2675 Physical: 17901 E 131ST ST S BROKEN ARROW OK 74011 Page 3 of 268 For-Hire - Unrestricted Property Phone City State Zip 214676PIN 3137819USDOT 5MC G NameCATTLE COMPANY LLC 5 DBAG CATTLE Name COMPANY LLC (580) 399-3372 Mail: StreetPO BOX 1357 Suite ADA OK 74820 Physical: 401 E FRISCO ROFF OK 74865 148864 1973508 5 J OILFIELD SERVICES LLC 5 J OILFIELD SERVICES LLC (903) 723-0253 Mail: 4090 N US HWY 79 PALESTINE TX 75801 Physical: 211813 3097081 5 SONS TRUCKING LLC 5 SONS TRUCKING LLC (405) 534-6010 Mail: 113 SAVANNA PL SHAWNEE OK 74804 Physical: 189098 2728336 5 STAR LOGISTICS LLC 5 STAR LOGISTICS LLC (405) 694-6577 Mail: 3516 ROLLING LANE MIDWEST CITY OK 73110-1335 Physical: 194013 2881286 5 STAR T TRUCKING LLC 5 STAR T TRUCKING LLC (918) 302-8800 Mail: 153 DEER CREEK ST CANADIAN OK 74425 Physical: 144593 1830213 5-K TRUCKING LLC 5-K TRUCKING LLC (405) 527-3918 Mail: 20700 - 144TH ST LEXINGTON OK 73051 Physical: 214555 3111828 536 LOGISTICS LLC 536 LOGISTICS LLC (405) 947-4990 Mail: PO BOX 1198 BEAVER OK 73932-1198 Physical: 113 S DOUGLAS AVE BEAVER OK 73932 155737 2136670 54 TRUCKING COMPANY LLC 54 TRUCKING COMPANY LLC (405) 283-0095 Mail: PO BOX 486 WEATHERFORD OK 73096 Physical: 23807 RT 66 N WEATHERFORD OK 73096 150084 2036195 5G TRUCKING&HAULING LLC 5G TRUCKING&HAULING LLC (580) 585-5931 Mail: PO BOX 159 CHATTANOOGA OK 73528 Physical: 404 3RD ST CHATTANOOGA OK 73528 220705 2561656 5K CONSTRUCTION LLC 5K CONSTRUCTION LLC (580) 995-4278 Mail: PO BOX 454 VICI OK 73859 Physical: 620 N WELLS ST VICI OK 73859 192769 2844594 5TH AVENUE LOGISTICS LLC 5TH AVENUE LOGISTICS LLC (918) 892-9761 Mail: 7122 S SHERIDAN RD STE 2-534 TULSA OK 74133 Physical: 222580 1823683 61 TRANSPORT LLC 61 TRANSPORT LLC (806) 367-2898 Mail: 1403 N SPRING ST AMARILLO TX 79107 Physical: 189495 2478572 70 TRANSPORT LLC 70 TRANSPORT LLC (580) 775-7206 Mail: 9198 HERNDON CIR KINGSTON OK 73439 Physical: 238036 3250128 78 WELL SERVICE LLC 78 WELL SERVICE LLC (405) 368-3368 Mail: 258473 E 805 RD WATONGA OK 73772 Physical: 123950 1506433 7B ROUSTABOUT LLC 7B ROUSTABOUT LLC (806) 648-7000 Mail: PO BOX 731 PERRYTON TX 79070 Physical: 701 E BRILLHART PERRYTON TX 79070 214694 3127423 7G'S TRUCKING LLC 7G'S TRUCKING LLC (918) 448-2610 Mail: 30251 SCR 4280 QUINTON OK 74561 Physical: 224356 3135617 7X HAULING LLC 7X HAULING LLC (918) 289-3843 Mail: 13312 N SHERIDAN COLLINSVILLE OK 74021 Physical: Page 4 of 268 For-Hire - Unrestricted Property Phone City State Zip 251957PIN 3696910USDOT 8MC 28 Name TRANSPORTATION LLC 8 DBA28 TRANSPORTATION Name LLC (800) 783-5305 Mail: StreetPO DRAWER D Suite BIG CABIN OK 74332 Physical: 2600 HIGHWOOD PL CLAREMORE OK 74017 161889 2062696 8 BALL
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