Offshore Crane Project Handled by Logistics Plus Poland

Offshore Crane Project Handled by Logistics Plus Poland

The Logistics Plus (LP) Poland Project Cargo team successfully completed an offshore crane project from the Czech Republic to Norway. The shipment consisted of several pieces, all of which were loaded onto three over-dimensional trucks in the Czech Republic. They were transported from the factory to a nearby port, then loaded onto a vessel for transport across the Baltic Sea to Norway. The offshore crane prototype was transported from the factory to its final destination in four days.

  • The main boom measured 21 meters long and 4.1 meters tall
  • The pedestal measured 3.9 meters wide and 4.1 meters tall
  • Each piece was loaded onto low-bed extendable trailers

Photos from this project can be seen below. Congratulations to our Poland team on another successful project!

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Converters Project Handled By Logistics Plus Turkey

Converters Project Handled By Logistics Plus Turkey

The Logistics Plus (LP) Turkey Project Cargo team successfully completed a converters project from a factory to an undisclosed port. First, the Logistics Plus team picked up the converters from the factory. Our team then transported the converters to a storage area where they were discharged and prepared for the final leg. Lastly, the LP Turkey team loaded the units and transported them to the port where they were loaded onto a vessel for final delivery.

  • There were a total of 4 converters that each weighed between 25 to 50 tons
  • Each unit measured 17500mm x 8900mm x 4000mm

You can watch the highlights from this project in the video below or on the Logistics Plus YouTube Channel.

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Logistics Plus in Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International Magazine

Logistics Plus in Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International Magazine

Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding InternationalLogistics Plus is being cited in Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International magazine’s “COUNTRY REPORT TÜRKIYE” feature in its January/February 2023 edition. Bahadir Erdir, Global Projects Director for Logistics Plus, Inc. & Managing Director of Logistics Plus Turkey, offers comments on Ukraine, recent project wins, and global expansion.

You can read the entire article at https://cloud.3dissue.net/23598/23631/23817/86741/index.html?page=40 or by clicking the image below.

Logistics Plus Included in Heavy Lift & Project Forwarding International Jan-Feb 2023 Article

Logistics Plus Handles Transformer Project in CA

Logistics Plus Handles Transformer Project in CA

The Logistics Plus project cargo team successfully received and delivered six transformers to a storage location in Stockton, California. Our team was responsible for everything past the point of the units discharging from the vessel. The transformers came from Brazil and were directly discharged from the vessel onto a goldhofer trailer before being delivered to Stockton.

Three of the transformers weighed 502,000 lbs. each, and the other three weighed 386,000 lbs. each. In the next few months, the transformers will depart via rail to a substation in California. Logistics Plus will handle the loading, rail transport, and crane lift/offloading of each unit to the pad.

Pictures from this project can be seen below. Are you ready to get started on your next big project? Contact our team of experts at [email protected].

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Logistics Plus Ukraine Continues to Deliver

Logistics Plus Ukraine Continues to Deliver

The Logistics Plus Ukraine team successfully delivered drilling equipment from Kristiansand, Norway to Poltava, Ukraine. The shipment consisted of eight pieces, all being delivered to a high-profile Ukrainian drilling company. Due to the circumstances in Ukraine, this was no ordinary delivery.  Logistics Plus Global Projects Director Bahadir Erdil shared his thoughts on LinkedIn (shown below) about the project and the bravery of the Ukraine team.

“Until today, I did not fully understand what bravery meant. My colleagues have now shown me.

Missiles raining not far from the offices and homes, insufficient water resources, no electricity, no internet, under the air raid sirens, sometimes working on the street, sometimes at a park…

Kudos to the Ukraine team for handling these projects and keeping the Ukrainian economy running. Slava Ukraini!”

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