
Defence
cargo.
Delivered
Transport of ammunition, drones, heavy equipment and dual-use goods. By sea, air, rail and road.
[We deliver by:]
Sea. Air.
Rail. Road.
Four transport modes. A solution selected for your cargo, route and deadline.

[01]
Road freight
FTL / LTL
Dedicated
Low loader
Dedicated road transport for vehicles, specialist equipment and oversized cargo. The route, loading method and delivery window form one plan.

[02]
Sea freight
FCL / LCL
Ro-Ro
Break bulk
Container, Ro-Ro and project cargo options selected around dimensions, handling requirements and the planned port connections.

[03]
Air freight
Time critical
Components
AOG
Air solutions for urgent components and time-sensitive cargo. Acceptance, handling conditions and delivery timing are assessed together.

[04]
Rail freight
Container
Project cargo
Multimodal
Container and project transport combined with first- and last-mile delivery. Route availability and cargo eligibility are checked individually.

[Types of cargo]
We move
defence cargo.
Examples of cargo for individual assessment. Acceptance depends on classification, route, documentation and carrier approval.
Explosive cargo
Specialist defence cargo requiring individual transport classification and assessment.
Drones & unmanned systems
Drones, ground equipment, spare parts and components for unmanned systems.
Heavy military equipment
Vehicles, machinery and oversized equipment for the defence industry.
Military-sector chemicals
Chemical products and consumables handled according to cargo classification.
Explosive materials
Materials requiring specialist documentation review and transport acceptance.
Dual-use goods
Electronics, optics, devices and components with civilian and military applications.
Ammunition, projectiles & rockets
Ammunition and defence products planned as an individual transport project.
About SeaCargo Defence
Specialized logistics for defence, dual-use and dangerous goods. Every mode. One coordinated operation.

[Operational reach]
Connected routes.
Coordinated execution.
Explore the proposed regional scope. Each route is subject to a cargo, carrier and regulatory assessment before acceptance.
N. America
Europe
Middle East
Asia
[How we work]
Control is a process.
A defined sequence. Clear checkpoints. A dedicated point of contact throughout the operation.
[01]
Cargo assessment
Cargo, dimensions, weight, origin and destination.
[02]
Constraints
Route, infrastructure, handling and applicable requirements.
[03]
Solution design
Selection of modes, equipment and transfer points.
[04]
Documentation
Review of documents and required authorisations.
[05]
Execution
Coordination of loading and transport partners.
[06]
Monitoring
Agreed updates and management of deviations.
[07]
Delivery confirmation
Proof of delivery and operational close-out.
[Case study]
Check out
our latest works
Oversized cargo to Southeast Asia
- Sea freight
- Military cargo
Route: Poland to Thailand
Oversized cargo to Southeast Asia
- Sea freight
- Military cargo
Route: Poland to Thailand
Oversized cargo to Southeast Asia
- Sea freight
- Military cargo
Route: Poland to Thailand
[Security & compliance]
Confidence starts
before departure.
Cargo classification, documentation and information handling belong at the beginning of planning. Operational details of current shipments are not published.
- Information confidentiality
- Counterparty verification
- Documentation & cargo classification
- Export control assessment
- Defined operational procedures
[News]
Latest news
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We added a new weekly rail service for dangerous goods and dual-use cargo, with full ADR and RID documentation support
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We added a new weekly rail service for dangerous goods and dual-use cargo, with full ADR and RID documentation support
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We added a new weekly rail service for dangerous goods and dual-use cargo, with full ADR and RID documentation support

[Start an operation]
Let’s plan your
next operation
Cargo classification, documentation and information handling belong at the beginning of planning. Operational details of current shipments are not published.