TranSource Truck & Equipment has acquired of CMI‑TECO, a well‑established equipment dealer and service provider based in Casper, Wyo.
This strategic acquisition strengthens TranSource’s growing presence in Wyoming, the company says, and enhances its ability to deliver expanded inventory, improved service capabilities and greater regional support for customers operating in construction, municipal services, energy and transportation sectors.
TranSource has been steadily expanding throughout Montana, Wyoming and western Nebraska through recent asset purchases and territory growth.
With the addition of CMI‑TECO’s Casper operations, TranSource expands in central Wyoming — an area with significant demand for heavy equipment, truck service, and municipal fleet support. CMI‑TECO has long served the region’s contractors, municipalities, and industrial operators with truck sales, parts, and service solutions.
“We are thrilled to welcome CMI‑TECO into the TranSource family,” says Dan Bland, president of TranSource Truck & Equipment. “Casper is a critical market for our customers, and CMI‑TECO’s reputation for dependable service and strong community relationships aligns perfectly with our values. This acquisition allows us to deliver even more responsive support, expanded parts availability, and a broader equipment lineup to customers across Wyoming.”
TranSource says the acquisition will integrate CMI‑TECO’s existing service team, facility, and customer relationships into TranSource’s regional network, which now includes 10+ full‑service locations across the Midwest and Mountain West.
TranSource’s expanded Wyoming operations will offer:
- A larger inventory of heavy‑duty trucks and construction equipment
- Increased rental fleet availability
- Enhanced parts distribution and service capacity
- Access to TranSource’s established Mack Trucks, Volvo Trucks, and Volvo Construction Equipment offerings
“Our customers depend on uptime, expertise, and fast support,” Bland adds. “By expanding in Wyoming, we’re ensuring our customers have the resources they need — no matter where the job takes them.”
