Annual freight RFPs remain a critical part of transportation procurement, helping shippers secure capacity, establish competitive rates, and build carrier relationships that support their networks throughout the year. But even the most carefully planned RFP can’t account for everything that happens over the next 12 months, particularly as tighter market conditions put additional pressure on capacity, costs, and carrier performance.
Mini-Bids Up 70% as Freight Procurement Becomes Continuous
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October 22, 2026
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