Logistics

Local logistics providers deliver comprehensive transportation freight management, and fulfillment solutions for businesses across a wide range of industries:   

• Healthcare and medical services

• High-tech and advanced manufacturing

• Retail and e-commerce

• Hospitality and commercial development

• Industrial and construction

• Financial and professional services

Positioned at the crossroads of Texas, Killeen offers direct access to the state’s largest markets – including Dallas-Fort Worth, Austin, San Antonio, and Houston. This central location enables faster routes, shorter delivery times, and efficient same-day or expedited shipping across the region.

Killeen’s close relationship with Fort Hood represents a steady, built-in demand for reliable logistics services. From moving equipment, delivering essential supplies, or transporting household and commercial goods, logistics providers in Killeen play a critical role in supporting the regional economy and military operations.

Killeen’s logistics ecosystem is supported by a well-connected, multimodal transportation network designed to move goods efficiently across Texas and beyond.

Multimodal Access

• Interstate 14 (US-190) provides direct east–west connectivity across Central Texas.

• Interstate 35, located nearby, enables rapid north–south distribution to major state and national markets.

Rail & Air

• Class I rail service from BNSF Railway supports industrial and commercial freight. Fort Hood operates its own railhead for military logistics.

• Killeen Regional Airport offers efficient domestic air travel and air cargo capabilities, enhancing time-sensitive shipments. 

• Major international airports in Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio are within 1-3 hours driving distance. 

Killeen’s workforce is a significant competitive advantage for logistics and transportation companies. The region benefits from a steady pipeline of highly trained service members transitioning from military careers, bringing valuable experience in supply chain management, equipment operation, leadership, and logistics planning.

Workforce development is further supported by regional educational institutions, including:

Central Texas College

• Career training and professional training, including freight broker/agent programs and workforce skill development. 

• Access to Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) and Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) service that may support logistics-related training. 

• An Associate of Applied Science in Logistics & Global Supply Chain Management, covering transportation, distribution, inventory, procurement, and operations.

Temple College

Workforce Development Division offers innovative training programs:

• Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)

• Freight Broker/Agent

• Class A and Class B entry-level commercial licenses.

ASCM South Central Texas Chapter

Offers APICS certification preparation and professional development

• Industry-recognized credentials, such as CSCP and CLTD

• Networking opportunities for supply chain professionals

Workforce Solutions of Central Texas (Killeen)

Workforce Solutions of Central Texas provides employment services, job training referrals, career counseling, and potential access to training vouchers or WIOA funding for eligible job seekers and employers.