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Freight Carrier · Philadelphia, PA

REOS CONTRACTING

Name: REOS CONTRACTING
Address: 5321 W COLUMBIA AVENUE, PHILADELPHIA, PA, 19131, US
Telephone: (215) 220-1039

5321 W COLUMBIA AVENUE · Philadelphia, PA 19131

Not Authorized

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MC #729027
USDOT #2086697 USDOT Active

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About this carrier

REOS CONTRACTING is a Philadelphia, PA freight carrier that is not authorized in the state of Pennsylvania. This company has 2 truck(s) in their fleet and 2 truck drivers. Their motor carrier number is MC-729027 and their USDOT number is 2086697.

Sourced from FMCSA SAFER · last filed 04/26/2024 · last updated Sep 8, 2026.

Carrier Details

Legal Name REOS CONTRACTING LLC
Operating Status NOT AUTHORIZED
MCS-150 Filed 04/26/2024
MCS-150 Mileage 15,000 (2023)

Authority & Operations

Operation Classification

Authorized for Hire

Carrier Operation

Intrastate (Non-Hazmat)

Cargo Authorized

General Freight
Construction

Operating Territory

Map of states where this carrier has roadside inspections

Home base Based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. No roadside inspections on record in the past 24 months to map operating states.

Locations

Physical Address

REOS CONTRACTING
5321 W COLUMBIA AVENUE
PHILADELPHIA, PA 19131

Mailing Address

Same as physical.

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