Central Oceans

Central Oceans is a specialized logistics company that focuses on providing tailored and innovative solutions for the transportation and handling of heavy lift, project cargo, and oversized freight. They are known for their expertise in managing complex logistics projects that require meticulous planning and execution to ensure safe and timely delivery.

Here are some of the key services that Central Oceans typically offers:

Project Logistics: Customized solutions for complex project cargo, including route surveys, risk assessments, and the coordination of multimodal transport networks.

Heavy Lift Transportation: Specialized equipment and techniques for moving extremely heavy and oversized loads, including cranes, transporters, and customized lifting devices.

Marine Services: Solutions for maritime projects, including vessel charters and barge services for heavy and oversized cargo.

Customs Brokerage and Compliance: Expertise in navigating customs regulations to ensure smooth and compliant international transit.

Engineering and Technical Support: Detailed planning and technical analysis to design and execute lifting, transport, and installation plans that minimize risk.

Warehousing and Storage: Secure and strategically located storage facilities for project cargo awaiting further transport.

Central Oceans operates globally and is known for its rigorous dedication to safety, reliability, and sustainability in logistics operations. Their client base typically includes sectors such as oil and gas, renewable energy, infrastructure, and industrial manufacturing.

For specific details about their projects, services, or regional operations, it’s best to visit their official website or contact their offices directly.

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