As of this page's last data refresh, FMCSA lists 2,188 active, for-hire Flatbed carriers based in Alaska, averaging around 4 power units per fleet, with the largest concentration around ANCHORAGE. This comes straight from FMCSA's public Company Census File, refreshed weekly — search or filter the table below to find and verify a specific carrier before you book or partner with them.
2,188
Active flatbed carriers
4
Average power units per fleet
ANCHORAGE
Largest concentration
Data pulled live from FMCSA's public Company Census File. Always verify a carrier's current authority and insurance directly — use our free Carrier & Broker Lookup tool for a real-time check by DOT or MC number.
It's pulled live from FMCSA's Company Census File — the same MCS-150 data FMCSA itself publishes as open data — filtered to active, for-hire carriers physically based in Alaska that report hauling flatbed freight. The directory refreshes weekly, so counts reflect FMCSA's most recent published data, not a one-time snapshot.
Check that their authority is active, cargo insurance and (for brokers) bond are on file and meet the minimums, and there's no history of double-brokering or unresolved complaints. Use our free Carrier & Broker Lookup tool to pull a carrier's live FMCSA record by DOT or MC number — it shows authority status, insurance on file, and safety rating in real time.
A flatbed has no walls or roof, so it can carry oversized or irregularly shaped loads — building materials, machinery, steel coils, lumber, and construction equipment — that won't fit through a dry van or reefer's rear doors.
This directory is a free research and verification tool built on public FMCSA data — it isn't a load board or brokerage. Grow Trucking is a dispatch service: we work for owner-operators and small fleets, finding and booking freight on their behalf. If you're a carrier looking to run more of this equipment type in this state, that's exactly what a dedicated dispatcher does.
If you're an owner-operator or small fleet hauling flatbed in Alaska, a dedicated dispatcher finds and books the freight so you can focus on driving.