Project Cargo Support
Project cargo is the category that doesn't fit standard freight processes, oversized equipment, sensitive machinery, or shipments where a delay has real downstream cost, like a piece of industrial equipment a client's own project timeline is waiting on. We handle these as individually planned operations, not standard bookings.
That means route surveys before a single truck is booked, checking bridge weight limits and road clearances along the intended path, and building contingency legs in case the primary route turns out to be unworkable for the cargo's dimensions.
How We Approach Non-Standard Cargo
Individually planned operations for shipments standard freight processes can't handle.
- Route surveys checking weight limits and clearances before booking transport
- Contingency routing planned in advance, not improvised mid-transit
- Specialized handling equipment matched to the specific cargo, not generic freight gear
Clients who come to us for project cargo are usually past the point where a standard freight forwarder has told them 'we can't move that.' Because we plan the route around the cargo's actual dimensions and constraints rather than fitting it into an existing service, we can usually find a workable path where a generalist can't.
Questions About Project Cargo Handling
Most clients ask how far in advance we need to plan a route survey, and how pricing works for cargo that doesn't fit a standard freight quote.