Seahawk — a case study in complex, import project cargo logistics

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Seahawk — a case study in complex, import project cargo logistics

Chris Barnett, Special Correspondent | Jul 26, 2018 2:23PM EDT
A move of three unassembled air cooling condensers to three different construction sites added layers of complexity to an international logistics solution.
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