Quetica is part of the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) team selected to conduct the INtermodal Freight Optimization for a Resilient Mobility Energy System (INFORMES) under a competitive federal research grant program. The Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) awarded $2.2...
The Port of Saint Paul plays a critical role in the growth of regional and local economies by linking Minnesota and Midwest producers to domestic and international markets by facilitating the efficient movement of commodities by truck, rail, and barge....
The following article outlines Quetica’s efforts with the City of Pittsburgh to optimize their snow plow and salt operations, leveraging our route optimization solutions. https://www.post-gazette.com/local/city/2019/12/05/Slippery-roads-tablets-salt-tracker-Quetica-Mike-Gable-Department-Public-Works/stories/201912050121
Working together with the Saint Paul Chamber of Commerce and BWBR Architects, Eric Beazley, Quetica, and Max Musicant, The Musicant Group, recently spoke to a group of emerging and current civil and business leaders at a Leadership Saint Paul workshop...
On March 8th, U.S. DOT Federal Rail Administration held the first of four workshops to support the Midwest Regional Rail Planning Study. The project explores the potential for a high-performance, multi-state intercity passenger rail network in the Midwest region. The...
Using a demand-based approach, Quetica was awarded a project to perform supply chain and transportation network analysis for the Nebraska Department of Roads. The goal of the project is to effectively identify and prioritize investment opportunities for an optimized freight...
Iowa DOT recently released the final report from its study to develop an Iowa Statewide Freight Network Optimization Strategy. Quetica adapted private-sector supply chain optimization modeling to create a tool for the Iowa Department of Transportation and Iowa Economic Development...
American Shipper’s June issue cover story, “A State of Logistics”, takes an in-depth look at Quetica’s innovative work with Iowa Department of Transportation to embrace a holistic, data-driven approach to freight planning and development. The goal of this new planning...
A Freight Network Optimization study can help Departments of Transportation (DOT), Economic Development agencies, Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) and other state and local government agencies effectively identify and prioritize investment opportunities to: More effectively manage assets; Reduce private sector transportation...
Join us at TRB to discuss “Food, Fuel, and Feed: Making the Right Freight Investments to Optimize Agricultural Supply-Chain Competitiveness”. In the work of U.S. DOT in developing a national freight plan, agriculture is among the top three supply chains...
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