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For cargo that doesn't fit the standard process

Planning and coordination for heavy, oversized or complex shipments that need more than a standard booking.

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Some cargo can't simply be booked. Heavy machinery, oversized equipment and materials for energy, construction or industrial projects may need specialised vehicles, lifting equipment, permits or several coordinated deliveries to a site.

In Nepal, the route itself is often the main constraint. Road width, bridge limits and mountain terrain all affect what can move and how. So planning starts well before anything is loaded.

We coordinate these shipments across carriers and specialist providers, sequencing the work around your project timeline and keeping one line of communication throughout.

How project cargo works with us

  1. Step 1

    Understand the project

    Dimensions, weights, site access, deadlines and sequence.

  2. Step 2

    Plan the route

    We assess the route and the equipment and approvals it needs.

  3. Step 3

    Coordinate providers

    Carriers, equipment and specialists are lined up against the schedule.

  4. Step 4

    Execute in stages

    We coordinate each movement and keep your team informed.

When it's a good fit

  • Energy and infrastructure project equipment
  • Industrial machinery and plant relocation
  • Construction materials delivered in phases
  • Cargo needing a site-specific delivery plan

Have project cargo requirements to discuss?

Tell us what you're moving, and we'll talk through the options.

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