Consolidation and logistics

Several factories, one delivery plan.

A project buying from six factories is really managing six programmes. Consolidation turns those into one plan: goods gathered, inspected, documented and shipped in the order the site can install them.

Delivery and material handling at a live interior fit-out site

What we supply

Inside the consolidation and logistics package.

Consolidation

  • Collection from multiple factories and origins
  • Combined inspection and quantity verification
  • Repacking, labelling and room or zone marking
  • Holding until the site can receive

Documentation and compliance

  • Export and import documentation
  • Country of origin and certification packs
  • Packing lists tied to the buying schedule
  • Test and inspection records with the shipment

Delivery

  • Sea, road and air routing options
  • Sequencing against the installation programme
  • Phased release and site delivery slots
  • Receipt, checking and damage recording

How it is controlled

Where the package is held together.

One packing list, one schedule

Packing lists are tied to the buying schedule, so what arrives can be reconciled against what was bought without a warehouse exercise.

Sequenced to the site

Containers are loaded in installation order by floor or zone, which is the difference between a smooth week and a corridor full of crates.

Damage handled as ours

Damage found at receipt is recorded, photographed and replaced through the same route it was bought on.

Before we price

What we need from you.

The more of this you have, the firmer the price. Where something is missing we will tell you rather than assume it.

  • List of suppliers, origins and readiness dates
  • Site address, access constraints and delivery windows
  • Installation programme by floor or zone
  • Storage requirement if site is not ready

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Send your specification

Tell us what you need made.

Send us the specification, drawings or reference material you currently have. We will review the scope, identify what is sufficiently defined to price and tell you what information is still required.