Cross Country Infrastructure Services, Inc. has announced the launch of a new branch in Cookeville, Tennessee, marking a strategic expansion in the company’s Southeastern U.S. operations. Located at 40 C.C. Camp Road, Cookeville, TN 38501, the new facility will help accelerate infrastructure support across the region. Customers can contact the branch directly at 1-832-459-2467.

The addition of the Cookeville location strengthens Cross Country’s ability to supply critical equipment and construction consumables for infrastructure projects including renewable energy builds, pipeline developments, and other large-scale initiatives.

“Opening our Cookeville branch reflects our continued investment in regional growth and infrastructure,” said John James, President of Cross Country Infrastructure Services. “We're proud to be part of the Southeastern construction landscape, providing the products, equipment, and support our customers need to succeed.”

The branch will stock a comprehensive selection of construction materials, ranging from geosynthetics for erosion control to rigging equipment, tools, and pipeline-specific gear. It will also carry a full lineup of personal protective equipment (PPE) and jobsite security products from industry-leading brands, helping contractors stay compliant and productive on-site.

With over 45 years of industry experience and a robust network of locations across North America, Cross Country brings deep logistics expertise and a commitment to fast mobilization, enabling it to deliver tailored, high-performance solutions.

The Cookeville expansion comes at a time when Tennessee and surrounding Southeastern states are seeing a surge in infrastructure investment, driven by both federal funding and private-sector initiatives. Cookeville, positioned along major transport corridors and near significant utility and pipeline routes, offers a strategic hub for reaching active and upcoming construction sites.

In addition to supplying physical products, Cross Country’s teams also provide on-site technical support, helping customers troubleshoot and optimize use of specialized equipment. This localized service model has proven effective in minimizing downtime and increasing jobsite efficiency.

The company’s entry into Cookeville underscores its larger goal of building long-term partnerships with contractors and supporting the growing demand for renewable energy and resilient infrastructure across the South.

Contractors, project managers, and engineers in the area are encouraged to visit the branch or contact Cross Country to learn more about equipment availability, custom logistics, and vendor partnerships.

Originally reported by Cross County Infrastructure Services in PR News Wire.