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Utility Contractor (Name withheld)

Hurricane Response

We Turn The Lights Back On

Emergency Mobilization

When the storm hits, Core has utility trucks rolling before the winds die down.

200+
Trucks Deployed
<6hrs
Response Time
5
States Covered
24/7
Command Center
The Challenge

September 28, 2024. Hurricane Helene has just devastated the Gulf Coast. 4.5 million people are without power. Hospitals are running on backup generators with 48 hours of fuel. Nursing homes have elderly residents in 95-degree heat with no air conditioning.

What We Did
  • Activated emergency carrier network within 4 hours of intake
  • Secured 25+ qualified flatbed carriers through relationship-...
  • Developed dynamic routing plans with real-time road conditio...
The Result
  • All loads delivered within the 72-hour window
  • Zero equipment damage or loss
  • Zero loads missed staging deadlines
Timeline

How It Unfolded

Day 1, 0600
Intake Received
Client confirms 25+ load deployment requirement
Day 1, 1000
Carrier Assignment Complete
All loads assigned to vetted carriers
Day 1, 1400
First Loads Dispatched
Priority equipment begins rolling to staging sites
Day 2, 0800
Mid-Deployment Check
15 loads delivered; remaining loads in transit
Investor Takeaway

Core's relationship-based carrier network activates when spot markets fail

Core's relationship-based carrier network activates when spot markets fail
Multi-load coordination at scale is a repeatable capability
Dynamic routing and contingency planning prevent delays in uncertain conditions
"When the storm hit, we needed a partner who could move fast and execute flawlessly. Core delivered every single load on time, with zero damage. That's the kind of performance that earns trust."
VO
VP Operations
Utility Contractor (Name withheld)
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