Nov 15 | 2019
Fully Assembled Storage Tanks
Logistics firm W.I.S. has delivered a cargo of breakbulk equipment from the United Arab Emirates to the Aden Power Plant project in the Republic of Yemen.
The consignment involved transport of about 50,000 tonnes of cargo including heavy-lift items weighing up to 220 tonnes each. Equipment included 10 fully assembled storage tanks measuring up to 17 meters in length.
“It took W.I.S. two months of planning and the shipment was loaded on Maria from SAL, geared with two 350-tonne and one 250-tonne cranes, which was especially chartered to undertake the exclusive voyage from the UAE to the Port of Aden,” a spokesperson for W.I.S said.
W.I.S. is a member of the Project Cargo Network, a breakbulk association, representing ISO 9001 and 14001 certified project cargo and heavy-lift specialists worldwide.
The consignment involved transport of about 50,000 tonnes of cargo including heavy-lift items weighing up to 220 tonnes each. Equipment included 10 fully assembled storage tanks measuring up to 17 meters in length.
“It took W.I.S. two months of planning and the shipment was loaded on Maria from SAL, geared with two 350-tonne and one 250-tonne cranes, which was especially chartered to undertake the exclusive voyage from the UAE to the Port of Aden,” a spokesperson for W.I.S said.
W.I.S. is a member of the Project Cargo Network, a breakbulk association, representing ISO 9001 and 14001 certified project cargo and heavy-lift specialists worldwide.
