Projects

Handling and Forwarding steel pipes for HYUNDAI ENGINEERING, Turkmenistan.

2014-2015 USAID/SIEMENS project – Handling SIEMENS power units for Georgian State Electrosystem high voltage power plants across Georgia;

Gardabani Combined Cycle Power Plant construction project, Georgia – Handling and Transportation of 2X148 ton, 3X99 ton, 124 ton OOG power generators, transformers and 400 units of equipment.

Pipes transportation for construction of Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan oil pipeline and Baku-Tbilisi-Erzurum Trans Caspian gas pipeline

In 2002-2005 for above 2 projects Georgian Trans Expedition transported over million tons of cargo – different kind and size pipelines

In July-August 2008, US and Georgian Ministries of Defense executed the mutual military training in Tbilisi, Georgia. The Logistics of this project was implemented by Georgian Trans Expedition. The Company transported 212 units of Military Transport Needs and 166 containers. The main challenge in this project was the most strict requirements (safety and operational) from the US Ministry of Defense, which were perfectly matched by the Georgian Trans Expedition staff. As a proof of that, the US Ministry of Defense issued an Appreciation Memorandum.

Georgian Trans Expedition has been serving UN within the World Food Programme (WFP) project since 2005. Throughout this period, the Company has stored approximately 95 500 m/t and transported approximately 160 000 tons of Humanitarian Cargo (Wheat Flour, Soybean Oil, Vegetable Oil, Bean, Lentil, and Sugar). The main destinations were Georgia (Poti, Tbilisi, Gori) Azerbaijan (Baku) and Armenia (Yerevan).

In August-October 2009, Georgian Trans Expedition together with the leading international freight forwarding company – Agility Projects, have won the tender of The United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG), on the transportation of various types of vehicles (including special purpose trucks) and other general cargo to various destinations in Africa and the Middle East. The first stage of the project involved the transportation of 35 units vehicles, from which 26 units were special purpose trucks (out of gauge). The second stage of the project involves the transportation of 15 vehicles and 12 containers of mixed cargo. Besides that, the project includes the air shipment of out of gauge cargo to Kathmandu (total freight of cargo aircraft with capacity of 12 ton).