Koliway Acquires Time-Critical Freight Provider Millhouse
Shippers of expedited and cross-border freight should watch for changes in service terms under new ownership and CEO Bryan Foe.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Transportation
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Koliway LLC has acquired Millhouse Logistics, a certified time-critical freight provider, and Bryan Foe has assumed the role of CEO to lead operations, commercial growth, customer success, and strategic expansion. The deal is reported as part of Koliway's strategy of targeted acquisitions to build a differentiated logistics platform.
Why it matters
For shippers and carriers relying on time-sensitive freight, consolidation among specialized expedited and cross-border providers can change which networks and service options are available to them. Operators who depend on expedited ground, air, drayage or full truckload capacity should watch how the combined platform handles carrier vetting and service continuity.
The announcement contains no quantified figures for the transaction, revenue, or carrier network size. Millhouse Logistics is described as having an exceptional carrier network with quality vetting processes for a large carrier base, but no count of carriers or units is given.
The players
Koliway LLC
Koliway is a logistics platform builder pursuing targeted acquisitions, operational excellence, and technology investment, led by founder and managing partner Chris Kolquist.
Millhouse Logistics
Millhouse Logistics is a certified time-critical freight provider offering expedited ground, air, full truckload, drayage, and cross-border services to time-sensitive shippers.
Bryan Foe
Bryan Foe is the newly appointed CEO of Millhouse Logistics, assuming responsibility for operations, commercial growth, customer success, and strategic expansion.
The details
Millhouse Logistics operates as a certified time-critical freight provider, offering expedited ground, air freight, full truckload, drayage, and cross-border solutions. Its services serve time-sensitive shippers in automotive and OEM, aerospace and MRO, healthcare and life sciences, high-value industrial and manufacturing, and third-party logistics. Under Koliway's stated strategy, the acquisition is one of several targeted moves intended to build a differentiated logistics platform alongside operational excellence and technology investment.
Timeline
Koliway's acquisition of Millhouse Logistics was published on November 1, 2026.
Market Landscape
The acquisition fits a pattern of logistics holding companies buying specialized carriers and forwarders to assemble multi-mode platforms. The source does not name a specific precedent deal or competitor strategy against which to measure it.
Shippers that rely on Millhouse Logistics for expedited or cross-border freight should monitor whether service terms, carrier vetting standards, and account contacts change under new ownership and leadership. Procurement and operations teams in automotive, aerospace, healthcare, and industrial sectors should review their freight contracts for continuity provisions.
The takeaway
Operators using time-critical freight should confirm service levels and carrier coverage with providers after ownership changes, and document any performance commitments in writing. Logistics buyers should track whether the combined Koliway and Millhouse network changes rate structures or lane availability in the coming quarters.
Further reading
For broader context on how freight carriers and logistics providers are reshaping their networks, explore Transportation coverage on We are Main Street.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Supply and Demand Chain Executive.
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