Executive Team:

• CEO: Jim Vena
• CFO: Jennifer Hamann

Specialized Equipment:

• Locomotive Fleet: Operating over 7,000 locomotives of various models for freight-hauling across 32,200 miles of track in 23 U.S. states

Major Facilities:

• Bailey Yard: World's largest railroad classification yard located in North Platte, Nebraska, spanning 2,850 acres and handling over 10,000 railcars daily
• Davis Yard: Major classification yard in Roseville, California, covering approximately 950 acres and serving as Union Pacific's largest rail facility on the West Coast

Geographic Scope:

Union Pacific Railroad operates a vast network spanning 32,693 route miles across 23 U.S. states, primarily in the western two-thirds of the country, and serves all major West Coast and Gulf Coast ports, eastern gateways, and all six major Mexico gateways. Its scale and strategic connections make it a critical link in North American and global supply chains, handling over 8 million annual carloads with more than 7,000 locomotives.

Strategic Hubs:

• North Platte, USA: Bailey Yard in North Platte, Nebraska is the world’s largest railroad classification yard, processing up to 14,000 railcars daily and serving as a critical hub for sorting and assembling trains across Union Pacific’s network.
• Omaha, USA: Omaha, Nebraska is home to Union Pacific’s corporate headquarters and serves as a central administrative and operational hub for the entire railroad system.
• Chicago, USA: Chicago, Illinois is a major interchange and gateway for Union Pacific, connecting eastern and western rail networks and handling significant volumes of intermodal and freight traffic.
• Houston, USA: Englewood Yard in Houston, Texas is a key classification yard supporting freight movement throughout the Gulf Coast and southern United States.
• Fort Worth, USA: Davidson Yard in Fort Worth, Texas is a major classification and distribution center for freight moving through Texas and the Southwest.
• Roseville, USA: Davis Yard in Roseville, California is the largest rail yard on the West Coast, serving as a primary hub for freight traffic entering and leaving Northern California.
• Santa Teresa, USA: The Santa Teresa Intermodal Terminal in New Mexico is a modern inland port facilitating efficient transfer between rail and truck for goods moving between the U.S. and Mexico.
• Los Angeles, USA: Los Angeles, California is a vital hub for Union Pacific, connecting the nation’s busiest ports to inland destinations and supporting high-volume intermodal operations.
• Long Beach, USA: Long Beach, California serves as a major gateway for international container traffic, linking Pacific ports with Union Pacific’s national rail network.
• Kansas City, USA: Kansas City, Missouri is a strategic interchange point for east-west and north-south freight flows, supporting both domestic and cross-border rail traffic.

Strategic Partnerships:

Core Services:

• Freight Transportation: Shipping of bulk commodities and goods such as agricultural products, automobiles, chemicals, coal, and industrial products across North America with a focus on efficiency and reliability
• Intermodal Services: Integrated transportation solutions combining rail, truck, and other modes to provide door-to-door delivery for containers and trailers