


EnviroTech Services' Dickinson, North Dakota transloading facility offers industries and economic developers a strategic third-party logistics platform in the heart of the Northern Plains, conveniently located just off I-94 with direct BNSF access near the railroad's yard limits and approximately 1,500 feet of flat transloading space for liquid and granular materials. Positioned as a gateway to the Williston Basin and Bakken Shale region, the facility is well suited to support oil and gas service providers, upstream energy operations, pipeline and infrastructure projects, agri-business growth, durum wheat markets, fertilizer distribution, construction materials, aggregates, and other bulk industrial commodities. By connecting long-haul rail efficiency with flexible truck distribution, EnviroTech helps shippers streamline inbound and outbound logistics, reduce freight complexity, improve seasonal and project-based reliability, and lower total transportation costs without requiring investment in private rail-served infrastructure. For economic development partners, the Dickinson facility strengthens local industrial capacity, supports business attraction and expansion, and complements the region's diversified economy built around energy, agriculture, manufacturing, construction, and regional services. Just as importantly, rail-supported transloading advances more sustainable freight practices by reducing long-haul truck miles, easing highway congestion, improving fuel efficiency, lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and helping customers pursue a reduced carbon footprint. This alignment of cost savings, Bakken energy support, agri-business opportunity, environmental stewardship, responsible growth, and supply chain resilience makes EnviroTech's Dickinson transloading facility a practical platform for companies seeking greener, more efficient, and more competitive logistics across western North Dakota and the broader Upper Midwest.

Send the commodity, volume, and timing. The EnviroTech team responds with handling options and next steps — usually within one business day.
