PATTERSON, N.Y., July 27, 2026 - Clancy Relocation & Logistics is strengthening its cross-border freight and supply chain capabilities through CTPAT-certified operations designed to support secure, compliant, and efficient cargo movement.

The certification applies to Clancy’s supply chain and logistics division, reinforcing documented security practices across its freight management, warehousing, drayage, and dedicated transportation services.

A Federal Standard for Supply Chain Security

CTPAT is a voluntary program that enables CBP to enhance and streamline cargo security through close cooperation with principal stakeholders of the international supply chain, including importers, carriers, consolidators, licensed customs brokers, and manufacturers. The program has grown substantially since its creation, and according to CBP's official CTPAT program overview, more than 11,400 certified partners across the trade community have been accepted into the program to date.

CBP considers CTPAT-certified partners to be lower risk because participating companies must document and maintain security practices throughout their supply chains. Certified partners may therefore face fewer examinations at U.S. ports of entry, although benefits can vary based on the shipment and circumstances.

What Certification Means for Clancy's Clients

According to company statements, achieving CTPAT status allows Clancy Relocation & Logistics to demonstrate a documented, CBP-reviewed approach to supply chain security rather than an informal one. Per DHS's public description of the CTPAT program, the program focuses on improving security throughout the supply chain, beginning at the point of origin through a point of distribution to the destination.

In practical terms for Clancy's clients, that includes closer coordination with other certified partners, more consistent security protocols across freight handling and warehousing, and the potential for reduced friction at customs checkpoints for qualifying shipments.

For a company that already operates warehousing, drayage, truckload and LTL transportation, and dedicated freight services across New York and Connecticut, the certification extends that infrastructure with a federally recognized security layer. Businesses relying on Clancy for time-sensitive freight, whether moving finished goods, equipment, or commercial inventory, gain an added measure of assurance that shipments are handled under a documented security framework rather than ad hoc procedures.

Built on an Existing Foundation of Certifications

CTPAT certification does not stand alone within Clancy's operations. The company's moving crews are trained and certified through United Van Lines, and Clancy holds ProMover Certification, a credential reserved for movers meeting defined ethical and operational standards. Clancy has also maintained an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau for more than 40 consecutive years, a track record the company points to as evidence of long-term client trust rather than a one-time achievement.

Layering CTPAT onto that existing certification structure positions Clancy's logistics division to serve clients who require documentation and accountability at every stage of a shipment, from origin through final delivery. This is particularly relevant for manufacturers, distributors, and commercial operations that move goods across international borders and need logistics partners capable of supporting federal supply chain security expectations.

Supporting a Broader Logistics Portfolio

The certification applies across Clancy's supply chain and logistics services, which include warehousing and distribution, freight management, truckload and LTL transportation, drayage, and specialized and dedicated transportation.

These services operate alongside the company’s residential and commercial moving divisions, giving Clancy a combined footprint that supports household relocation, corporate office moves, and freight logistics across New York and Connecticut.

Strengthening Secure Logistics Operations

CTPAT certification adds a federally recognized security framework to Clancy’s established logistics operations. Combined with more than a century of moving and relocation experience, it supports the documented processes and accountability that manufacturers, distributors, and other commercial clients need when managing cross-border freight.

Additional information about Clancy Relocation & Logistics and its CTPAT-certified supply chain capabilities is available on the company’s supply chain solutions page.