The newly configured network encompasses 8 million square feet of warehousing space across 40 facilities. By linking these assets with first, middle, and final-mile transportation, Echo can now provide next-day delivery to 85% of the contiguous United States. The suite is specifically designed to support high-growth sectors such as life sciences, consumer goods, and food and beverage, where compliance and speed are critical.

Dave Menzel, President and COO of Echo, stated that the move allows the company to offer a comprehensive range of services—including retail consolidation, parcel solutions, and food-grade transportation—under one umbrella. The infrastructure supports specialized requirements like 55- to 65-degree temperature control and value-added tasks such as kitting and labeling. Frank Hurst, President of Supply Chain Solutions, noted that the consolidation removes the administrative burden for clients who previously had to juggle multiple providers to manage their scaling distribution channels.