Koliway Acquires Millhouse Logistics
Koliway LLC has acquired time-critical freight provider Millhouse Logistics, and Bryan Foe has taken over as its CEO.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Transportation
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Koliway LLC acquired Millhouse Logistics, a certified time-critical freight provider specializing in expedited ground, air freight, full truckload, drayage, and cross-border solutions. Bryan Foe assumed leadership of Millhouse as CEO to oversee operations, commercial growth, customer success, and strategic expansion.
Why it matters
The deal extends Koliway's strategy of building a differentiated logistics platform through targeted acquisitions, operational excellence, and technology investment. Millhouse serves time-sensitive shippers in automotive and OEM, aerospace and MRO, healthcare and life sciences, high-value industrial and manufacturing, and third-party logistics sectors.
The announcement disclosed no quantitative metrics such as revenue, deal value, or carrier count. Financial terms of the acquisition and any post-deal operational targets remain unreported.
The players
Koliway LLC
Koliway is a logistics company founded and led by Chris Kolquist, pursuing a strategy of targeted acquisitions to build a differentiated logistics platform.
Millhouse Logistics
Millhouse Logistics is a certified time-critical freight provider offering expedited ground, air freight, full truckload, drayage, and cross-border services to time-sensitive shippers.
Bryan Foe
Bryan Foe is the newly appointed CEO of Millhouse Logistics, responsible for operations, commercial growth, and strategic expansion.
Chris Kolquist
Chris Kolquist is the founder and managing partner of Koliway, the acquiring company behind the Millhouse deal.
The details
Chris Kolquist, founder and managing partner of Koliway, led the acquisition of Millhouse Logistics. Millhouse, which maintains an exceptional carrier network with quality vetting processes for a large carrier base, will now operate under Koliway's platform with Foe directing commercial growth and customer success.
Timeline
The acquisition announcement was published on November 1, 2026.
Market Landscape
Consolidation among time-critical freight providers is shaping competition for expedited, drayage and cross-border shipping. Koliway's move reflects a broader push by logistics platforms to assemble specialized carriers serving high-stakes sectors such as automotive, aerospace and healthcare.
Shippers using Millhouse for expedited, drayage or cross-border freight may see changes in service under new leadership and Koliway's platform strategy. The announcement did not specify any changes to rates or service terms.
The takeaway
Logistics consolidation is accelerating as platforms seek specialized carriers for time-sensitive freight. Shippers should watch for how Koliway's integration affects service reliability and carrier vetting standards.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Supply and Demand Chain Executive.
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