After 5 successful years as a FedEx P&D Contractor, ownership has decided to retire and pursue other business ventures.

Over the last 2 years, this CSA has seen tremendous profitability and growth. It services a combination of in town and rural territory based in Knoxville, Tennessee. The areas serviced include Knoxville and the surrounding areas.

Ownership is looking to entertain both cash and SBA finance options. This business will SBA for qualified buyers and we have SBA contacts.
A full packet is available to a qualified buyer with proof of funds of at least 10% of asking price.

CSA Highlights
-$2.4M in projected revenue for 2026
-$683,044 in projected annual debt free earnings
-+17% YTD 2026 Revenue Growth
-+12.11% in Net Income for 2026 over same period if 2025
-$2.1M in annual revenue in 2025
-$544,130 in annual debt free earnings
-Exceptionally audited tax returns and P&L’s
-2.0 integrated in June 2025
-Approximately 1,700 miles driven daily
-11–19 total daily routes

Approximately $530,000 in trucks included in the sale
Full, itemized inventory available
Independent valuations provided by industry expert Jordan Black
BC’s in place with multiple years’ experience
Absentee Ownership

Price: $1,900,000

Location Overview – Knoxville, Tennessee
Knoxville is strategically located in East Tennessee along the I-40 and I-75 corridors, providing direct access to major Southeastern and Midwestern markets. The city is approximately 180 miles east of Nashville, 110 miles north of Chattanooga, and within a day’s drive of a large portion of the U.S. population. With a metropolitan population exceeding 900,000 and a city population of approximately 200,000, Knoxville offers a balanced mix of industrial, logistics, manufacturing, and service-sector employment.

Knoxville is widely recognized for its strong transportation infrastructure, business-friendly environment, and dependable workforce. The region benefits from relatively moderate weather conditions compared to many northern markets, with limited severe winter disruptions and year-round operational accessibility. The area also offers a lower cost of living than many comparable logistics markets, supporting employee retention and long-term workforce stability.
The Knoxville labor market provides access to a deep pool of CDL and last-mile delivery talent. The region’s established distribution, warehousing, and transportation presence has created a workforce familiar with route operations, safety standards, and time-sensitive logistics execution. Our recruiting and training initiatives have historically performed well in similar Southeastern markets, and Knoxville’s demographic profile aligns closely with markets that have supported scalable and sustainable FedEx P&D growth. The combination of population growth, transportation connectivity, and labor availability positions Knoxville as a strong operational market for continued expansion.