Complete Distribution Service

read moreThe Motor Carrier Act of 1980 deregulated shipping, causing an influx of interstate carriers and an increase in freight rate discounting. This not only made the trucking industry extremely competitive, it also made shipping much more confusing. In an effort to help shippers take advantage of the deregulated environment without having to deal with the confusion, CDS was formed in 1987 by Greg Bennink who previously had been working in sales for Consolidated Freightways. CDS was one of the first transportation brokers to not only provide truckload, but also LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) services, which now makes up about 70% of the shipments handled by our company.

read moreCDS maintains a very qualified and dedicated staff. We are able to do so because we offer an attractive compensation package with excellent benefits that includes: medical, dental, long term disability, life insurance, Section 125 Flexible Spending Accounts, a Simplified Employee Pension Plan and generous time off.

read moreCarriers are a vital partner in our ability to serve CDS customers, which is why we treat our carriers with the same respect, service and attention to detail as we do our customers. We get our carriers paid fast. Payment is issued within 15 to 21 days from the date we receive your invoice with required documents and our goal is for you to have payment in hand within 30 days of the shipment date. We even offer QuickPay options to get you paid as quickly as 24 hours from the time we receive your invoice and non-exception proof of delivery.

read moreWhether you're moving a full truckload or a partial load, CDS, as a transportation broker, works with you to find the most efficient, reliable and cost effective solution for your shipping needs. Much more than just finding a carrier to deliver your shipment, we make sure our carriers are insured, qualified and accountable. This means tracking and following through on every shipment, from pick-up to delivery. We also assist in arranging all the logistical details, from understanding what service is needed, to assigning the proper carrier, to creating a bill of lading, to shipment tracking and delivery confirmation, as well as accurate billing.