Logisticus Low Down: September Edition

Sep 6, 2021 | News

The Logisticus Low Down is back and this time, we are talking about one of our biggest projects yet, Chart. Before you check out the video recapping the project below, here are a few thoughts from one of our partners, Will Stephan.

Our research teams spend countless hours running through scenarios and life cycles of past projects to be able to present the best possible solution for heavy transport. Building a team of these specialized logistics experts in every arena from permitting, to transportation, to client relations, made the project as seamless as possible – even when obstacles came up along the way.  When presented with a hurdle, the team used innovative ideas, like the floating cranes, to keep the project moving forward on scale and on time. As we move forward into the future of transport, we will continue to use more innovation while always minimizing risk.

Watch the video here and join us next month for Logisticus Low Down!

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