Feasibility & Route Study
Assessment of dimensions, weight, ports and inland routes to confirm the movement is practical.
OVERVIEW
Complex cargo needs engineered planning.
Project shipments rarely fit standard equipment or standard routes. We start with the cargo dimensions, weight and site conditions, then plan the vessel, equipment, permits and timeline so every lift and move is sequenced in advance.
CargoOut-of-gauge · Heavy-lift · Breakbulk
PlanningRoute and site assessment
EquipmentFlat racks, open tops, trailers, cranes
Best forPlants, machinery, infrastructure
WHAT'S INCLUDED
What we handle for you.
Equipment Selection
Flat racks, open-top containers, low-bed trailers and lifting equipment matched to the cargo.
Breakbulk & Heavy Lift
Vessel and lifting arrangements for cargo that cannot be containerised.
Lashing & Securing Plans
Securing methods planned for sea, rail and road to protect cargo throughout transit.
Permits & Escorts
Coordination of transport permits, escorts and time-window restrictions for oversize road moves.
Site Delivery & Positioning
Final delivery and coordination with your site team for unloading and positioning.
OCEANX / PROJECT CARGO
Planned before it moves. Visible while it moves.
One connected workflow from origin planning through operational handoffs to final delivery.
HOW IT WORKS
A clear four-step shipment flow.
- 01
Understand
Cargo drawings, weight, dimensions, origin, site and project timeline.
- 02
Plan
Route survey, equipment, permits, lifting and securing methodology.
- 03
Move
Sequenced loading, transport and tracking against the project schedule.
- 04
Deliver
Controlled unloading and handover at the project site.
DOCUMENTS TYPICALLY NEEDED
Have these ready
- Cargo dimensions and weight drawings
- Lifting and lashing plan
- Route survey / permit approvals
- Insurance and risk assessment
- Bill of lading / transport documents
- Customs and export documents
Exact requirements vary by route, commodity and country. We confirm the full list when we plan your shipment.
WHO IT'S FOR
Ideal for
- EPC and construction contractors
- Energy, power and plant developers
- Heavy machinery manufacturers
- Infrastructure and industrial projects
What is out-of-gauge cargo?
Cargo that exceeds the internal dimensions or weight limits of standard containers, so it needs special equipment or breakbulk handling.
How early should we involve you?
As early as possible, ideally at the planning stage, since permits, equipment and vessel space can have long lead times.
What information is needed?
Technical drawings, gross weight, dimensions, centre of gravity if available, origin, destination and required delivery date.
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