Project Freight Forwarding
Choosing the Right Mode of Transport
Project freight forwarding requires choosing the right mode of transport based on cargo size, urgency, budget, and site constraints. Companies like CGS analyze packing lists to deliver cost-effective, practical solutions instead of pushing expensive charters.
What We Offer
Transport Solutions
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Container Vessels
Best for standard over-sized or heavy components that fit safely inside standard or high-cube containers.
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Mafi Trailers
Ideal for rolling heavy or awkward rolling stock and breakbulk units directly onto vessels via ramp.
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Specialized Equipment
Utilizes flat racks, platforms, open-top, and over-height containers for odd dimensions.
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Tugs and Barges
Useful for remote job sites or shallow waters lacking deep-water port infrastructure.
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Geared/Semi-Geared Vessels
Independent lifting gear allows loading and discharging at ports without shore cranes.
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How It Works
The CGS Approach
Packing List Analysis
Matches cargo dimensions directly with equipment capabilities.
Cost Efficiency
Balances urgency against commercial constraints to avoid overspending.
Feasibility Studies
Ensures routes, handling gear, and vessel types match project needs.
Recent Project Freight Moves
Real photography from our own moves, matching cargo to the right vessel, trailer or route.
Tell us what needs to move
Send the dimensions and the deadline. We will come back with the mode, the route and what it costs.