Savage

Savage is a privately held supply chain solutions and industrial services company that moves and manages critical materials. Its work spans transportation, logistics, materials handling, engineering, construction, and operations and maintenance, with multimodal capacity across truck, rail, and marine. The company operates in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia, serving industries including agriculture and agribusiness, energy, construction, and transportation.

Founded in 1946 in American Fork, Utah, by Navy Second World War veteran Kenneth Savage, the business began with a single KB-5 International truck and has operated for nearly 80 years. It is organised as the Savage Family of Companies, which includes two longer-standing subsidiaries: Bartlett, an agribusiness and grain operation running since 1907, and Texon, a provider of services to the energy sector since 1989.

Technical work at the company covers supply chain solutions, transportation and logistics, materials handling, engineering services, construction services, and operations and maintenance. Its stated operating principles are integrity, innovation, hard work, and reliability, with safety described as the highest priority. Savage states its purpose as moving and managing what matters so that customers and partners can feed the world, power their lives, and sustain the planet.