Here are some great images of the fabulous job that the Logistics Plus India team recently did safely handling the delivery of Windmill Blades at Tuticorin Port Trust. This is one of the 12 major ports in India. It was declared to be a major port in 1974. It is second-largest port in Tamil Nadu and fourth-largest container terminal in India. Sundreysh Sarup send his thanks to Frederik Geirnaert for coming to India and getting roasted in Tuticorin. Thanks also goes to Mala Kumar for excellent support work.
The Logistics Plus Project Cargo Team has been hard at work in the months of March and April, 2019. One specific project, managed by LP Turkey, successfully delivered geothermal power plant equipment from the far East to a job-site in Turkey. The equipment delivered included 76 bundles in 4 different batches. Watch the video for this project below.
Additionally, and as outlined below, we have managed a variety of projects in March and April, 2019. This includes the successful delivery of transformers, drying chambers, boilers, and more (photos included in the video below).
LP safely delivered 200 ton stators from Poland to Turkey.
LP India continues to successfully manage an ongoing locomotive project.
LP safely delivered a mobile pack power plant from Norway to Turkey.
LP successfully delivered 14 reels from Washington to Canada.
LP Turkey successfully delivered a drying chamber from Turkey to France.
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Logistics Plus appears prominently in the January/February 2019 issue of Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International (HLPFI) magazine. HLPFI is firmly established as the leading media presence for professionals involved in heavy-lift, project cargo, project forwarding and break bulk logistics. One of our project cargo photographs is displayed on the opening pages of its cover story on Turkey (page 44 of the magazine), and Bahadir Erdil, our managing director for Turkey and global project cargo director, is also quoted in the article. In addition to the editorial content, Logistics Plus has a full-page advertisement (on page 53 of the magazine) showcasing eight of our primary project cargo division offices around the world. You can click the link below to read the online version of the magazine.
The Logistics Plus Project Cargo Team has been busy in the beginning months of 2019. In January and February, and as outlined below, we have managed a variety of projects, including the successful deliveries of windmills, substations, storage tanks, and more (photos included in the video below).
LP Germany loaded 8 tank arms (30m long and 55 tons each) to a barge in Germany
LP China successfully delivered 3 boarding bridges (22m long and 30 tons) to a supplier in Kunshan.
LP Turkey successfully loaded 2 masts (up to 41m long) for shipping to Antwerp.
LP India successfully discharged 2 pieces of steel mill equipment (30 tons each) in Mumbai.
LP Belgium successfully completed the loading of 10 sets of windmill blades delivering to Antwerp.
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The Logistics Plus Project Cargo Team has been busy in the final months of 2018. In October, November, and December, and as outlined below, we have managed a variety of projects, including the successful deliveries of windmills, transformers, storage tanks, and more (photos included in the video below).
LP Mexico and Turkey helped deliver a combined cycle power plant from Turkey to Mexico.
LP Turkey safely delivered cyrogenic gas tanks from Turkey to South America.
LP Belgium safely delivered a complete windmill set from Antwerp to Greece.
LP successfully completed the modernization of two coal power plants.
LP Turkey successfully delivered a transformer from Turkey to Malaysia.
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Here are some great images of the fabulous job that the Logistics Plus India team recently did safely handling the delivery of Windmill Blades at Tuticorin Port Trust. This is one of the 12 major ports in India. It was declared to be a major port in 1974. It is second-largest port in Tamil Nadu and fourth-largest container terminal in India. Sundreysh Sarup send his thanks to Frederik Geirnaert for coming to India and getting roasted in Tuticorin. Thanks also goes to Mala Kumar for excellent support work.
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