Breakbulk Europe 2026 · Rotterdam, June 16–18

One Operator.
One Contract.
Comprehensive Project Logistics.

From origin to remote site — project forwarding, own-fleet heavy haulage, and discharge into foundations.

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The Challenge

Two contracts, two operators —
one gap in accountability.

In Chile, freight forwarders subcontract heavy haulage. Heavy haulage operators subcontract forwarding. Every interface is a potential point of failure — and in project cargo, failure means your timeline, your budget, and your relationship with the client.

01

The subcontractor no one mentioned

Your Chilean agent confirmed HMT capacity. In practice, they book it from a third-party fleet. When that fleet has a conflict, you find out on the day of transport.

02

Two timelines, two invoices, one gap

Forwarding clears customs. Haulage moves the cargo. When the handoff fails — wrong weight declared, permit delay, truck unavailable — neither party owns the problem. You do.

03

No single point of contact in an emergency

At 2am, when a 180-ton transformer is stopped at a mountain pass and the SPSI permit doesn't cover that section, you need one phone number. Two-operator chains don't have one.

What you'll receive

Real project cases.
Real constraints solved.

Each case documents a specific logistics challenge — the cargo, the constraint, and how Tecniproject delivered from port to site.

Case 1 — Alstom / Lirquén to Colbún

Four 160-ton transformers. A 5-meter height limit. No standard solution.

Chile's roads cap cargo height at 5 meters. Each transformer weighed 160 tons and, on any standard vehicle, wouldn't clear that limit. Four of them had to reach Subestación Ancoa, VII Región.

  • Custom low-profile bed fabricated at port — 5 cm ground clearance, within the limit
  • Two high-power vehicles in tandem push for the ~200-ton combined load
  • 5 working days port-to-site per unit — all four delivered in 30 days
  • Ship discharge to foundation installation under one contract
Case 2 — TRANSELEC / Cerro Navia

90 tons. A 6-axle system. Passages too narrow for either.

Four transformers needed to reach their foundations inside an urban substation. The problem wasn't the route from San Antonio — it was the last stretch inside the facility: tight angles, narrow passages, walls on every side.

  • Remote-controlled self-propelled vehicle — own fleet, no subcontractor
  • Navigated passages impossible for standard 6-axle configurations
  • No walls demolished, no access routes built
  • Port of San Antonio to foundation installation under one contract
Case 3

Your Project Type — Coming Soon

More cases are being documented. If you have a specific cargo challenge in Chile, reach us directly at the stand.

  • Mining equipment, northern Chile
  • Energy infrastructure, remote sites
  • Port-to-site, any region
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About Tecniproject

Chile's integrated project cargo operator.

Tecniproject is the only project cargo operator in Chile combining in-house freight forwarding with an own fleet of heavy haulage equipment — hydraulic modular trailers, low beds, heavy trucks, and gantry crane with jacking and skidding capacity — under a single contract.

We operate from origin to final site. No subcontracted haulage. No split responsibility. One chain of accountability.

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Own fleet
HMT · Low beds · Heavy trucks · Gantry crane
ISO
Certified forwarding license
THLG
The Heavy Lift Group member
GPLN
Global Project Logistics Network