Service 07
Project & Special Cargo
Planning and execution for out-of-gauge and heavy-lift movements, from route survey and permits through to site delivery.
Overview
Project & Special Cargo with Link Cargo
Project cargo is an engineering exercise before it is a transport booking. Link Cargo plans out-of-gauge and heavy-lift movements around equipment, permits, route restrictions and site access.
Flat rack, open top, breakbulk and chartered options are compared, and the inland legs are surveyed before commitment.
Why clients choose it
- Route and site surveys before the move is committed
- Flat rack, open top, breakbulk and charter options compared
- Permits and escorts arranged as part of the scope
- Supervision on critical lifts
Process
Project & Special Cargo, step by step
- 01
Survey
Cargo dimensions, weights, lifting points and site access are surveyed.
- 02
Method
Equipment, routing and lifting method are selected and priced.
- 03
Permits
Permits, escorts and any authority approvals are arranged.
- 04
Execution
Loading, sea or air leg and inland movement are supervised.
- 05
Site delivery
Cargo is delivered, offloaded and handed over at site.
Industries
Sectors that use this service most
Manufacturing
Production stops when a single inbound component is late, and inbound flows usually come from several suppliers and several countries at once.
Construction & Heavy Equipment
Machinery and building materials are heavy, often out of gauge, and delivery must match the site programme.
Energy
Energy programmes combine urgent spares with heavy capital equipment, frequently to remote destinations.
Industrial Projects
Plant and factory projects require sequenced deliveries from multiple suppliers to a single construction schedule.
FAQ
Questions we get about this service
Can Link Cargo move oversized or heavy cargo?
Yes. Link Cargo plans and executes project and special cargo movements, including oversized cargo, heavy equipment, special handling and multimodal transportation.