The Omaha Transload Terminal stands out for its Safe Feed/Safe Food certification from the American Feed Industry Association (AFIA). Registered with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), this versatile terminal offers rail and truck access, specialized material-handling equipment, and flexible storage options.

Food and Feed Safety

We strive to do our part to ensure food safety in the supply chain. The AIFA recognizes this facility as a Safe Feed/Safe Food site that follows guidelines for the delivery of safe animal feed. And the FDA registration is an indicator of the sanitary transportation of human and animal food.

Warehousing/Material Handling

• Accessible by rail and truck
• Transloading via conveyor, material handler, crane, or RBT
• Covered loading bays
• 2 warehouses, each 15,000 sq. ft.
• 6 dry bulk storage domes
• 10 acres of laydown storage
• Long- and short-term storage options available
• Ability to forward-position inventory
• Rail-to-truck and bulk product-to-truck

Terminal Features

• Certified in the American Feed Industry Association’s Safe Feed/Safe Food Program
• Registered with the FDA
• 30 railcar spots
• 150-ton crane
• Forklifts that carry up to 55,000 pounds
• 3 front-end loaders: 2 Cat 930 loaders for feed products and 1 Volvo loader for fertilizer
• Radial conveyor with 8 car spots
• Portable conveyor
• On-site certified truck scale
• Secure facility

Commodities

Specializing in bulk, breakbulk, and liquid commodities including:

• Animal feed additives
• Corn oil
• Soda ash
• Distillers dried grains (DDG)
• Steel beams
• Steel plates
• Pipe
• Rebar
• Coils
• Lumber
• Fertilizer
• Salt
• Ethanol
• Super sacks (various commodities)
• Crane mats

We’re equipped to move any commodity anywhere thanks to our comprehensive network of transportation experts. Contact sales@watco.com to learn more.

Connectivity

• Rail: UP, open to BNSF and CN
• River: Missouri River (Mile Marker 624)
• Road: I-80, I-680, I-480, I-880, U.S. 75

Year Watco Operations Began

• 2015

Terminal Access, Hours, and Information

• Get directions
• Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.
• All trucks enter through Gate 1
• Required personal protective equipment: hard hat, steel-toe or composite boots, safety glasses, and high-visibility vest