Direct answer
Project cargo covers shipments that need special planning because of size, weight, handling, route constraints, or non-standard equipment. Tranzita structures project cargo requests with cargo specifications, route feasibility, port handling, clearance readiness, and inland movement planning.
Best for
- - Oversized machinery
- - Industrial projects
- - Break bulk cargo
- - Special handling requirements
What Tranzita coordinates
- - Cargo specification review
- - Route feasibility
- - Port and handling coordination
- - Inland movement planning
Project cargo readiness checklist
Logistics terms explained
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Break bulk | Cargo shipped individually rather than inside a standard container. |
| Out of gauge | Cargo dimensions exceed standard container limits. |
| Route survey | Review of route constraints for heavy or oversized inland movement. |
Frequently asked questions
Is project cargo priced like a standard container?
No. Project cargo requires case-specific review of dimensions, handling, port operations, and inland movement constraints.
Can customs and trucking be coordinated?
Yes. Project cargo workflows can include customs document readiness and inland movement planning.
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