Start with the cargo, not a standard transport package
Oversized, heavy and operationally complex pieces connect cargo data with site access, handling and route decisions. Packed dimensions and gross weight for every piece are the starting point. Drawings, packing details, lifting points and centre-of-gravity information help where they are available.
Collection and delivery conditions matter just as much. Share access limits, working space, loading and discharge constraints, known hand-offs, cargo-ready date and the operational date the movement needs to support.
What to prepare for the first review
Capability and modes
Support and specialist cargo
A real movement
Hahn and Baku hand-offs
The retained case record describes oversized cargo with road, air and customs-transit elements through Hahn and Baku. It shows why each hand-off must be separated from the final destination claim.
How a project cargo review takes shape
Verify each piece
Separate confirmed dimensions, weight and packing data from estimates and unknowns.
Describe both sites
Record access, working space and loading or discharge constraints at collection and delivery.
Expose the interfaces
List the handling, route, hand-off and document responsibilities that still need agreement.
Define the critical date
Explain what operation depends on arrival without treating timing as confirmed.
Match the movement to the cargo and route
A project movement may raise road access, ocean port, air dimensional-weight or rail terminal questions. The mode and supporting services are review outcomes, not assumptions. No vehicle, vessel, crane, lifting method, permit, schedule or acceptance is confirmed by this page.
Project cargo is supported through our China office. The Netherlands and Germany have limited availability, so the cargo, route and office are reviewed together before a solution is confirmed.
Questions about project cargo
Can estimated dimensions start the discussion?
Yes, if they are clearly labelled as estimates. Verified piece data is still needed before the movement scope can be confirmed.
Does limited availability confirm a specific movement?
No. It makes shipment-specific review essential. Dimensions, weight, route, site conditions and handling needs determine what may be practical.
What should we send first?
Send piece data, drawings and packing information you have, both addresses, site constraints, cargo readiness and the required operational date. Unknown details can be identified during the review.