Long-term logistics run as an extension of your own operation: dedicated capacity, agreed service levels, and reporting you can hand to your customers.
A contract logistics agreement suits shippers whose volumes are predictable enough to plan around. We commit capacity, agree service levels in writing, and report against them every month. You stop negotiating each consignment and start managing a supply chain.
Your Industry Sector
Retail replenishment, industrial spares, food and beverage, and regulated goods each fail in different ways. We build the contract around your sector’s real constraints, whether that is temperature, shelf life, licensing, or the simple fact that a production line stops when one part arrives late.
Humanitarian & Military Logistics
Aid and defence movements carry obligations that ordinary freight does not: end-use documentation, restricted-party screening, and delivery into places where the infrastructure cannot be assumed. We plan these consignments with the paperwork resolved before the cargo moves, because at the destination there is rarely a second attempt.
Reporting and Service Levels
Every contract is measured: on-time delivery, damage rates, documentation accuracy, and how long we take to answer a query. Those numbers go to you monthly, including in the months they are unflattering, and we review the contract against them twice a year.