Omaha Transload Terminal

The Omaha Transload Terminal stands out for its safe feed certification from the American Feed Industry Association (AIFA). Also registered by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), this terminal is accessible by rail and truck and offers storage opportunities.

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, or crane
Covered loading bay
Two 15,000-sq.-ft. warehouses
6 dry bulk storage domes
10 acres of laydown storage
Long- and short-term storage options available
Ability to forward-position inventory

Terminal Features

Certified in the American Feed Industry Association’s Safe Feed/Safe Food Program
Registered with the FDA
30 railcar spots150-ton crane
Forklifts that carry up to 52,000 pounds
Radial conveyor with 8 car spots
Portable conveyor
On-site certified truck scale
Secured facility

Commodities

Specializing in bulk, breakbulk, and liquid commodities including:

Animal feed additives
Corn oil
Soda ash
Distilled dryer grains (DDG)
Steel
Pipe
Rebar
Coils
Lumber
Fertilizer
Salt
Ethanol
Super sacks (various commodities)

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

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