ALLTRACK, INC

ALLTRACK, INC specializes in heavy civil infrastructure and rail transportation support services, primarily for U.S. Department of Defense installations. The company delivers comprehensive railroad maintenance, emergency track repairs, and civil engineering solutions, including the removal and replacement of railroad crossings, installation of elastomeric crossing panels, undercutting of bridge approaches, and skim lifting of track segments. Their technical expertise extends to vegetation and weed control along rail corridors, routine IMCOM-mandated inspections, and multi-phase rail system rehabilitation, demonstrating deep familiarity with military rail network standards and safety protocols. ALLTRACK’s ability to execute rapid-response trouble calls and complex track realignments under operational constraints sets them apart as a trusted provider for mission-critical rail infrastructure at active defense sites. The contractor maintains a consistent and exclusive relationship with the Department of Defense, delivering services across multiple installations, with a pronounced focus on Naval Support Activity Crane in Indiana. Their work supports the operational readiness of military rail systems through preventive maintenance, emergency remediation, and structural upgrades aligned with Army and Navy infrastructure requirements. ALLTRACK’s primary industry focus lies in Support Activities for Rail Transportation (NAICS 488210) and Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction (NAICS 237990). In practice, this translates to end-to-end rail infrastructure lifecycle management—spanning track maintenance, bridge approach modifications, crossing upgrades, and earthwork associated with rail alignment. The company is positioned as a niche provider of defense rail systems expertise, serving installations where rail remains a vital logistics artery. As a 2L entity based in Pendleton, Indiana, ALLTRACK, INC operates as a small, locally rooted contractor with deep regional familiarity with DoD rail assets in the Midwest. While holding no formal government certifications, their consistent performance on high-stakes, time-sensitive projects underscores their reliability and technical competence within the defense infrastructure sector.