Executive Team:

• CEO: Katie Farmer
• CFO: Paul Bischler
• COO: Matt Igoe

Specialized Equipment:

• Locomotives: Operating an active fleet of over 7,400 locomotives, with 80% being high-horsepower units.
• Freight Cars: Managing a fleet of over 85,000 freight cars, including covered hoppers, gondolas, open hoppers, flatcars, boxcars, refrigerated cars, tank cars, and automobile carriers.

Major Facilities:

• Barstow International Gateway: Planned 4,500-acre integrated rail facility in Barstow, California, designed to streamline freight movement from the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach across BNSF’s national network

Geographic Scope:

BNSF Railway operates one of the largest freight rail networks in North America, spanning 32,500 route miles across 28 U.S. states and three Canadian provinces, and serving over 40 ports to connect domestic and international markets. Its scale of operations includes approximately 36,500 employees, 6,800 locomotives, and the movement of nearly 10 million carloads annually, making it a critical link in global supply chains.

Strategic Hubs:

• Fort Worth, USA: The Fort Worth railyard serves as BNSF Railway’s central operational hub, managing freight movement across the region with high-volume classification, intermodal operations, and specialized automotive handling, making it integral to both local and national logistics.
• Barstow, USA: Barstow Yard is a major classification and intermodal hub in Southern California, processing large volumes of freight and serving as a key gateway for cargo moving between the ports of Los Angeles/Long Beach and the national rail network.
• Chicago, USA: BNSF’s Chicago facilities, including Cicero, Corwith, and Willow Springs, are critical intermodal terminals handling vast container traffic and connecting eastern and western rail corridors, making Chicago a pivotal interchange point for national freight distribution.
• Kansas City, USA: Argentine Yard in Kansas City is a major classification yard, efficiently sorting and assembling freight trains for routes throughout the Midwest and beyond, supporting BNSF’s extensive network reach.
• Memphis, USA: The Memphis intermodal and classification yards function as a strategic southern hub, facilitating the transfer and distribution of freight between the southeastern United States and national rail routes.
• Alliance (Haslet), USA: The Alliance Yard near Fort Worth is a major intermodal and logistics center, supporting containerized freight movement and serving as a key link between rail and trucking operations in the region.
• Los Angeles, USA: Hobart Yard in Los Angeles is one of the largest intermodal facilities on the West Coast, handling high volumes of international and domestic containers from the ports and distributing them across the BNSF network.
• Seattle, USA: The Seattle International Gateway (SIG) Intermodal Facility is a primary hub for Pacific Northwest trade, managing containerized imports and exports between the Port of Seattle and inland destinations.
• Oakland, USA: The Oakland International Gateway intermodal facility is a vital West Coast hub, processing containerized freight from the Port of Oakland and connecting it to national rail corridors.
• Galesburg, USA: Galesburg Yard in Illinois is a major classification yard, playing a central role in sorting and assembling freight for routes across the Midwest and supporting efficient rail operations.

Strategic Partnerships:

Core Services:

• Intermodal Freight Transportation: Movement of shipping containers and trailers by rail, offering seamless integration with truck and ocean carriers for efficient long-distance freight delivery across North America