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Project Logistics Engineered for Success

From FEED-stage logistics studies to the final lift on site — one partner for your entire project supply chain.

Large industrial projects succeed or fail on logistics. A late module, a route that cannot carry the load, or cargo held at a border can delay commissioning by months. Navigator Sea Land Limited manages project logistics as an engineering discipline — integrating procurement schedules, manufacturing locations, transport modes, permits and site constraints into one controlled plan.

We support EPC contractors, owners and OEMs throughout the project lifecycle: early-phase bulk construction materials, main-equipment and heavy-lift deliveries during installation, and demobilisation of plant and cranes at close-out.

Our Project Logistics Scope

Pre-Project Studies

Logistics feasibility studies, route surveys, port and border assessments, and logistics chapters for EPC tenders.

Engineering

Transport method statements, lifting plans, axle-load, ground-bearing and lashing calculations, stowage plans.

Heavy-Lift Coordination

Crane selection, jacking & skidding, SPMT roll-on/roll-off and load-out supervision.

Multimodal Execution

Ocean, Caspian, rail and road legs integrated — including charter vessels and dedicated block trains.

Permits & Customs

Oversize permits, escorts, transit permits, temporary import and duty-exemption support for investment projects.

Site Delivery & Demob

Set-down on foundations or laydown areas, site storage, and demobilisation of plant and equipment.

Project Control & Reporting

  • A dedicated project manager and a single project-specific communication plan.
  • Integrated master schedule aligned to your procurement and construction milestones.
  • Risk register and contingency routes for every critical shipment.
  • Daily/weekly reports with photos, GPS positions, milestone status and document tracking.
  • Kick-off meeting, readiness reviews before each critical move, and a close-out lessons-learned report.

How we deliver

Engineered from First Enquiry to Final Set-Down

  1. 1

    Consult & Survey

    We review cargo drawings, weights and centres of gravity, then survey the route, ports, borders and site access.

  2. 2

    Engineer & Plan

    Transport method statements, equipment selection, axle-load and lashing calculations, risk assessment and schedule.

  3. 3

    Permit & Comply

    Oversize/overweight permits, escorts, customs pre-clearance, transit permits and dangerous-goods approvals in every country.

  4. 4

    Execute & Monitor

    Dedicated project manager, supervised loading, convoy management and daily status reports with photos.

  5. 5

    Deliver & Close

    Safe set-down at site, proof of delivery, documentation hand-over and lessons-learned review.

Typical Project Cargo

  • Transformers and reactors
  • Pressure vessels and columns
  • Compressor and turbine units
  • Wind turbine towers, nacelles and blades
  • BESS and power containers
  • Refinery and process modules
  • Crane components and counterweights
  • Mining crushers, mills and haul trucks
  • Steel structures and pipe

Frequently Asked Questions

At what stage should we involve Navigator in our project?
Ideally at tender or FEED stage. Early involvement lets us confirm route feasibility, maximum transportable dimensions and realistic transit times, which directly influences equipment design, modularisation and budget.
Can you handle the complete door-to-site chain, including ocean freight and customs?
Yes. We manage every leg — from manufacturer's works in Europe, China, India or Korea through ports, the Caspian or land borders to your foundation — under one contract and one point of contact.
Do you provide method statements and engineering calculations?
Yes. For every OOG or heavy-lift move we prepare transport method statements, risk assessments and relevant calculations for review by the client and authorities.

Why Navigator

Local Roots, Global Standards

Kazakh-based team fluent in Russian, Kazakh and English, working to international HSSE and documentation standards.

Engineering First

Every OOG move starts with a route survey and method statement — not a guess.

One Point of Accountability

One contract, one project manager and one invoice across every mode and border.

Fast Decisions

Founder-led and independent: approvals in hours, not weeks.

Case study spotlight

Proven on a Comparable Move

All case studies

Oil & Gas

OOG Route: Tengiz to Baluchistan via China

Pioneered a multi-country route for oversized oilfield equipment from western Kazakhstan to Pakistan through the China Land Bridge and Khunjerab Pass.

Corridor: China Land Bridge

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Have a cargo others call impossible?

Share your dimensions, weights and route. Our project engineers will respond within one business day with a feasible solution and a transparent quotation.