Microlise Group has signed new and enlarged contracts with Goldstar, One Stop, and Romac, collectively representing a total value of over £2m.

The transport tech firm has signed an expanded contract with long-standing client Goldstar Heathrow, a haulage and warehousing provider operating across major UK airports.

The new five-year deal will see Microlise’s solutions implemented across Goldstar’s entire fleet of 170 vehicles, including vans.

In addition, Goldstar will introduce new Microlise products including Journey Management, TruAnalysis, TruLicence, TruChecks, TruFleet, and TruWorkshop to its existing Fleet Performance and Real-Time Data (RTD) solution.

The suite of solutions is designed to integrate and streamline compliance operations, enhance driver debrief processes, and improve overall operational efficiency.

Goldstar is the first Microlise customer to utilise Microlise’s Transport Management System, acquired as part of ESS, and Trutac solutions concurrently.

Microlise has also signed a five-year contract with retailer One Stop, which operates over 1,000 convenience stores across England and Wales. It is a subsidiary of Tesco which is a long-standing client of Microlise. . 

Microlise said the new partnership demonstrates ”the value Microlise’s product suite offers to the Tesco Group” and marks a significant advancement in the efficiency, sustainability, and customer service of One Stop’s logistics operations.

Microlise added that its technology is expected to deliver ”significant” benefits to One Stop, including a notable reduction in CO2 emissions per year. 

The group has also sealed a five-year deal with Romac, a provider of third-party logistics services specialising in temperature-controlled transport and warehouse solutions.

Romac will receive Microlise’s comprehensive end-to-end TMS solution, to integrate with Romac’s warehouse management system.

Microlise said the solution will support Romac’s continuing rapid growth, with a national network of 11 depots, while maintaining lean and efficient processes.

Nadeem Raza, Microlise chief executive, commented: “These new contracts with Goldstar, One Stop, and Romac are a clear reflection of our commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of our customers.

“We are proud to deepen our partnerships with these industry leaders, providing them with the tools to enhance operational efficiency, drive sustainability, and support their growth ambitions.

“Our ability to integrate and customise our technology across diverse fleets and complex operations underscores Microlise’s position as a trusted partner in the transport and logistics sector.”

 

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