Warehousing & Distribution Services — Round Rock, TX | Medley, FL | Americas Network

Miami occupies a unique position in the North American logistics network that no other U.S. city replicates. Port Miami is the dominant gateway for Caribbean and Latin American trade, handling cargo from over 40 countries and connecting directly to South American ports, Central American hubs, and island distribution networks that are underserved by the major East and West Coast ports. Miami International Airport adds a parallel air freight capability — making Miami the only major U.S. city where both ocean and air gateways into LATAM operate at full commercial scale within the same metro area.

For importers, Miami's strategic value is amplified by the Foreign Trade Zone infrastructure surrounding Port Miami. Companies staging inventory in a Miami FTZ warehouse can receive, inspect, repack, relabel, and redistribute goods to multiple destination markets — the U.S. domestic market, the Caribbean, Brazil, Mexico, or any other LATAM country — without paying U.S. import duties on goods that never enter U.S. commerce. According to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP), FTZ-admitted merchandise benefits from deferred and reduced duty obligations that directly improve landed cost for active redistribution programs. TMS's Medley facility is purpose-built for this LATAM distribution hub function, combining Miami FTZ warehouse space, Container Freight Station capabilities, and full value-added services under one roof.

A traditional warehouse operator stores your product and dispatches it when instructed. A 4PL logistics provider does something fundamentally different: it manages the entire supply chain architecture that surrounds the warehouse — coordinating inbound transportation, customs clearance, compliance verification, inventory management, value-added processing, outbound fulfillment, and carrier selection through a single management layer accountable for end-to-end performance. Where a 3PL executes individual logistics functions, a 4PL orchestrates all of them on the client's behalf.

For companies with supply chain complexity — cross-border movements, USMCA compliance requirements, multi-country distribution, nearshoring logistics transitions, or high-value electronics programs requiring chain-of-custody controls — a 4PL warehousing partner eliminates the coordination gaps that create delays, errors, and unexpected costs. TMS, LP operates as a 4PL logistics provider across its Texas and Florida facilities, giving clients a single point of contact, unified reporting, and one team responsible for performance from the moment product enters the network to the moment it reaches the end customer.

A traditional warehouse is primarily a storage facility — product enters, is inventoried, and exits when a shipment order is placed. A distribution center is a fulfillment-focused operation: product enters, is sorted, consolidated or broken down, and dispatched to end customers or retail locations with speed as the primary design objective. In practice, most modern logistics facilities operate as hybrids, combining inventory holding with active order processing, cross-docking, pick and pack fulfillment, and outbound shipping coordination in the same building.

TMS, LP's Round Rock and Medley facilities operate as true hybrid distribution centers — not passive storage rooms. Both locations provide contract warehousing for long-term inventory programs, active pick and pack warehouse fulfillment for B2B and B2C orders, cross docking warehouse capabilities for time-sensitive transshipment, and full distribution center services for companies treating Texas or Miami as their primary North American fulfillment point.

As a 4PL logistics provider in Texas and throughout the Americas, TMS operates on a fundamentally different model than a standard warehouse operator. Where most providers react to problems — a customs hold, a documentation error, a missed transfer — TMS's upstream methodology identifies and resolves those issues before the freight ever moves.

In practice, this means our team validates shipment documentation, origin classification, USMCA certificates, and compliance requirements before a product arrives at any of our facilities. When freight reaches our Round Rock or Medley warehouse, it is ready to receive, process, and dispatch — not waiting on a paperwork resolution that could have been handled at origin. For our clients, this translates directly into predictable timelines, accurate landed costs, and a warehousing relationship they can build production schedules around.

Beyond our direct facilities, TMS, LP has built a network of strategic warehousing alliances spanning North, Central, and South America and the Caribbean — ensuring that wherever your supply chain takes you, TMS can provide warehousing coverage under a single managed relationship. This continental reach is what separates a true 4PL from a regional warehouse operator.

This network means a client shipping electronics from Round Rock to Brazil can manage every warehousing touchpoint — from Texas to Miami FTZ to São Paulo — through a single TMS relationship, with consistent documentation standards, unified reporting, and one accountable point of contact throughout the entire journey.

What makes TMS's warehousing fundamentally different from a standard 3PL is that the product does not need to leave our facility to be configured, marked, imaged, or prepared for end-user deployment. Our Medley, FL and Round Rock, TX facilities both support full value-added services — meaning a device can arrive, be laser-etched, mass-imaged, firmware-updated, enterprise-enrolled, packaged, and dispatched to a domestic or international customer without ever changing hands.

• Laser etching & engraving — permanent serial numbers, asset tags, barcodes, and/or logos on OEM hardware
• Mass software imaging & OS deployment — 100,000+ unit programs managed for clients including Dell Technologies
• Firmware updates & BIOS configuration — devices ship ready to deploy, no on-site IT setup required
• Enterprise device provisioning — Microsoft Autopilot, Google Enterprise Enrollment
• Custom asset labels, drop-in-the-box & overpackaging/multipackaging — produced and applied on-site to OEM specification