Posted on 16th November 2016
Featuring: Tandem Logistics, First Global Logistics
First Global Logistics in Egypt and TANDEM Logistics in Tunisia have collaborated on the movement of 4 OOG units of oil & gas equipment for a petroleum services company.
The 4 units were transported from Alexandria Free Zone in Egypt to Rades Port, Tunisia. On arrival at Rades Port, TANDEM is taking charge to deliver the equipment to Zarzis. The cargo consisted of:
The scope of work included:
Please click below for photos of the loading and lashing.
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