IntelliTrans, already the leader in commercial and military visibility services, monitoring over 100,000 railcars per day in North America, will expand its product line and customer base through the acquisition. The expansion will result in increased volume of railcars tracked and managed.

Richard M. Gerstein, CEO and Founder of IntelliTrans said, “The business of providing inventory visibility services to commodity industries is evolving rapidly. The Radss team has developed a robust product suite and stable customer base that complements the current IntelliTrans business and further establishes our position at the forefront of the evolution.” Mr. Gerstein added, “The numbers of companies that have core competencies in serving commodity industries are few. Radss is such an organization. We are extremely excited to establish a permanent presence in Canada through this transaction.” 

Roy Masrani, President and Founder of RADSS Technologies said, “The combined strength of IntelliTrans and RADSS brings a complete suite of solutions for rail shippers everywhere. From monitoring activity in silos to tracking railcars in yards, to tracking rail shipments and managing maintenance and repair activities across the continent. Shippers will not only have complete visibility over all rail shipments, but also advanced analytical services to help reduce transportation costs. This is an exciting opportunity to join the IntelliTrans group of companies and make a solid contribution to the transportation industry”.

IntelliTrans (www.IntelliTrans.com) was founded in 1992 by its CEO, Richard M. Gerstein. Best known for its “Intellit” Fleet Management Service, IntelliTrans offers a large array of products to its many supply chain customers. Intellit currently monitors over 100,000 railcars per day in North America providing both government and commercial shippers with timely reporting of their railcar’s current location, status and estimate time of arrival. Fleet management, vendor managed inventory, equipment repair services, tracking and control of assets via satellite, material management, railcar yard inventory, warehouse management, break bulk port management, are other products and services offered by IntelliTrans. While its products and services are technology-based, IntelliTrans focuses on the human element to monitor all of its offerings for quality and timeliness. 

Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, IntelliTrans also has offices in Ardmore, PA, Cincinnati, OH, Crossett, AK and Colchester, United Kingdom. IntelliTrans’ worldwide customer base currently includes organizations such as: Canadian National Railway, Canadian Pacific Railway, CSX Transportation, Norfolk Southern Railroad, Stora Enso Paper, Georgia Pacific, BP Amoco, FMC, and Weyerhaeuser.

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