Location & Infrastructure

Whether you need to ship by air or water, our infrastructure can help get your products where they need to go. Tulsa is home to the Tulsa International Airport which offers more than 15 direct flights from cities nationwide and 3 freight carriers. If you need port access, the Tulsa Port of Catoosa offers ice-free service all year round. This port is one of the largest and furthest inland ports in the nation, and well equipped to handle all your shipping needs.

The Tulsa region hosts a variety of rail and freight resources. The region is a central location for major distribution centers, with access to I-44, I-40, and I-35. This access allows for 1–2-day delivery to major cities across the country. There are 5 rail carriers in the area, two mainline and three short lines. To support these rail systems, there are switching services as well as piggyback facilities. The rail infrastructure also runs through the Tulsa Port of Catoosa providing easy access to sea freight.

The Tulsa region offers an extensive range of utility services for businesses and homeowners alike. Electricity is provided by Public Service Company of Oklahoma, natural gas is provided by Oklahoma Natural Gas, water and sewer services are provided by the City of Tulsa as well as other communities. Telecommunications and data services are hosted by more than six providers in the region providing competitive rates and services including AT&T/Verizon/Cox Residential Services/Cox Business Services/Level 3/Windstream.