Transportation is only half the story

By definition, special transportation projects require equipment and processes that can accommodate out-of-gauge cargo. But equipment and transportation processes only tell a half the story. Before any equipment is moved, thousands of hours are required to plan the hundreds of details that will guide the eventual shipment, plus any large-scale disassembly and reassembly that might be required. England Logistics assigns a multi-disciplinary team of engineers and transportation specialists to conduct feasibility studies of optimal heavy lift equipment, evaluate transport modes, plan routes, select service providers along the way, secure appropriate customs documents, handle insurance and liability … the list is nearly endless. Whenever and wherever an England Logistics project manager needs to be on-site you can be sure they will be present. That’s the only way to manage all details according to plan. In the end, it’s just one more way we take ownership of every element of the process to ensure the desired outcome. When the time comes to implement the plan, those details are almost a foregone conclusion.

Special Projects Engineering Services include:

• Prime Contracting
• Equipment Dismantling and Reassembly
• Global Import/Export: Roll-on/Roll-off
• Plant Relocation: Road, Rail and Water
• Transportation
• Heavy Lift
• Global Logistics Management
• Rigging and Crane Service
• Machinery Installation

Solutions designed for today’s world

In conjunction with lifting and transporting extraordinarily large cargoes, England Logistics has the capacity to move entire industrial facilities. We can scale our resources up or down to match the requirements of virtually any sized project, and we routinely integrate operations between our Global Sourcing and Special Projects Engineering specialists to relocate machinery throughout the world. These relocations often require the disassembly, relocation and reassembly of industrial equipment. England Logistics serves a broad scope of industries, including food products, petrochemical, refining, alternative energy, mining and power generation.