Intel Global Commerce LLC (IGC) supplies heavy equipment, construction machinery, mining equipment, earthmoving machinery, and material-handling equipment to buyers across the United States. Headquartered in the U.S., IGC ships equipment nationwide — to construction companies, mining operators, contractors, rental fleets, and dealers — with custom configurations and direct delivery.
IGC is a U.S.-based heavy equipment supplier serving buyers in every major U.S. equipment market. We supply IGC-branded excavators, wheel loaders, skid steer loaders, backhoe loaders, bulldozers, motor graders, mining equipment, crushers, generators, forklifts, and attachments — built to order and delivered to your site or port.
Whether you are a contractor in Texas, a mining operation in Nevada, a construction fleet in Florida, or a quarry in Pennsylvania, IGC provides equipment configured to your application, with financing inquiry options, CIF and FOB shipping, and direct sales support.
IGC supplies equipment to buyers in these states. We do not maintain physical branches in every state — equipment is configured to order and shipped to your site or nearest port.
Texas is the largest U.S. heavy equipment market. Houston and the Gulf Coast drive energy and petrochemical construction; Dallas–Fort Worth drives commercial and residential development.
California demands both large urban construction fleets and agricultural equipment for the Central Valley. Emissions regulations make equipment compliance critical.
Florida year-round construction and port activity sustain steady demand for excavators, loaders, and forklifts, plus agricultural equipment for citrus and sugar.
Atlanta construction and the Port of Savannah drive demand for earthmoving equipment and material-handling forklifts.
Arizona mining and rapid construction growth, plus large-scale solar projects, drive demand for excavators, loaders, and generators.
Nevada is a major gold and minerals mining state, driving demand for mining equipment, haul trucks, and crushing plants.
Colorado construction, mountain mining, and energy sectors drive steady equipment demand across the Front Range.
Washington forestry, port activity, and construction drive demand for forestry equipment, forklifts, and earthmoving machinery.
Pennsylvania construction, aggregate quarries, and legacy manufacturing sustain demand for crushers, excavators, and loaders.
Illinois construction, agriculture, and central U.S. logistics hubs drive demand for earthmoving and material-handling equipment.