SAL heavy-lift vessel loading a wind turbine blade at dusk

Project cargo has no room
for guesswork.

Windport Logistics offers project cargo consultancy for ship owners and operators who wish to explore the immense possibilities of project cargo carriage. We help with feasibility studies, drafting the stowage plan, verifying the vessel fits the cargo, and connecting you to the agents, stevedores and equipment needed to move it safely.

Who we are

Project cargo fails at the handoffs — between the vessel, the stevedore, the equipment supplier and the paperwork. Windport is built to be the one party that stays accountable across all of them.

Capabilities

What we handle, start to finish

Sample stowage plan showing cargo holds, cargo blocks and lashing points
ENGINEERING & DESIGN

The plan comes before the cargo moves

Stowage and securing plans, suitability reviews and structural analysis, built around your vessel's actual particulars — not generic assumptions.

Stowage PlansBreakbulk, heavy-lift, OOG
Suitability ReviewVessel-to-cargo fit before fixture
Naval Architect for HireStability & strength support
CAD DesignCradles & lifting fixtures
FEA AnalysisSecuring points & supports
Cargo hold loaded with steel coils, secured and lashed
CARGO & ROUTE INFORMATION

Know the route before you fix the vessel

Import/export documentation, historical liner schedules and equipment supplier lists, kept current across major ports.

Import / Export InfoDocumentation & duty guidance
Liner Service DetailsHistorical schedules & routings
Lashing Suppliers ListSourced locally, port by port
Vessel bow in dry dock ahead of launch
NETWORK DIRECTORY

One point of contact, not five

A vetted directory of agents, stevedores and lashing equipment contacts, coordinated so you're not chasing separate numbers at every port.

DirectorySingle reference for every contact
AgentsBriefed ahead of arrival
StevedoringHeavy-lift & OOG experienced
Lashing Equipment InfoSpecs & working-load data
Marine-grade monitoring camera mounted on a vessel deck
MONITORING EQUIPMENT

Eyes on the cargo, the whole way

Standard, thermal and gas-monitoring systems positioned to keep securing points and cargo condition in view throughout transit.

CamerasDeck & in-hold visibility
Thermal CameraTemperature & heat detection
Cargo Monitoring CameraReal-time condition monitoring
Gas Monitor SystemHolds & enclosed spaces
Full catalog

Everything under one manifest

Engineering & Design

Project Cargo Stowage Plans

Stowage and securing plans for breakbulk, heavy-lift and out-of-gauge cargo, built around vessel particulars and voyage conditions.

Project Cargo Suitability Review

A check of vessel-to-cargo fit before fixture — deck strength, lashing points, air draft and route restrictions assessed against cargo specs.

Naval Architect for Hire

Independent naval architecture support for stability, strength and loading questions on project cargo voyages.

CAD Design

Technical drawings and layout design for cargo securing arrangements, cradles and lifting fixtures.

FEA Analysis

Finite element analysis on securing points, lifting fixtures and structural cargo supports before they're built.

Cargo & Route Info

Cargo Import Export Information

Documentation, duty and regulatory guidance for moving project cargo in and out of ports across major import export ports.

Liner Service Details

Historical schedules, routings and cargo information across major ports, kept current for multi-leg voyage planning.

Cargo Lashing Equipment Suppliers List

A working list of lashing equipment suppliers by port, so securing gear can be sourced locally rather than shipped in.

Network Directory

Directory

A single reference point for the contacts, agents and contractors involved in a project cargo move.

Agents

Port agents coordinated at origin and destination, briefed on the specifics of your cargo ahead of arrival.

Stevedoring

Stevedoring contractors experienced with heavy-lift and out-of-gauge handling, coordinated under one point of contact.

Lashing Equipment Info

Specifications and working-load information on lashing gear, matched against your cargo's securing requirements.

Monitoring Equipment

Cameras

Camera systems for on-deck and in-hold visibility throughout loading, transit and discharge.

Thermal Camera

Thermal imaging for cargo that needs temperature monitoring or early detection of heat-related issues in transit.

Cargo Monitoring Camera

Real-time cargo condition monitoring cameras, positioned to keep securing points and cargo condition in view.

Gas Monitor System

Gas detection systems for holds and enclosed spaces carrying cargo with off-gassing or ventilation requirements.

Start a project

Tell us about the cargo and where it needs to move.

Share the cargo specs, route and timeline and we'll come back with a suitability assessment and next steps.