INCOTEC GROUP was founded in 1992 to coordinate transportation. It consisted of various departments handling different parts of transportation projects. In 2001, the Multimodal Transportation Department was renamed INCOTEC CARGO Ltd. Since then, INCOTEC CARGO has arranged many complex transportation projects moving oversized and heavy equipment by sea, rail, river, and road. Notable projects included delivering refinery equipment weighing up to 1065 MT to Kirishi in 2005, and transporting two hydrocracking reactors weighing 2500 MT total from St. Petersburg to Nizhnekamsk in 2010. INCOTEC CARGO continues to deliver large industrial equipment domestically and internationally for major Russian companies.
3. The structure of INCOTEC GROUP was originally
created with the aim of provision the utmost
effective coordination between all sectors of
transportation process.
13. In the year of 2001, September
28th, this department got its
legal name
INCOTEC CARGO Ltd.
Since that time
INCOTEC CARGO
has arranged transportation of
many projects.
Let us describe some of them.
14. The year of 2005.
Customer: Kirishinefteorgsintez (KINEF)
16. Weight up to 1065 MT each, length up
to 69 m. and diameter up to 10,5 m.
17. The 1st shipment arrived at the port of
St. Petersburg in May on board of geared
vessel equipped with 2 cranes by 900 MT
SWL each.
18. Design works had been carried out and as a
result 2 types of barges had been refitted as
Roll-on/Roll-off (Ro-Ro) for this very
shipment.
19. These barges delivered the cargo to berth in
Kirishi, which has been specially built for this
equipment receipt. All handling operations
were carried out by ballasting the barge.
20. The cargo has been discharged and
delivered to the job site by means of
SPMTs.
24. The year of 2010
The Customer: Izhorskiye Zavody by order
of OMZ (Uralmash – Izhora Group)
25. Simultaneous transportation of 2 hydrocracking
reactors (total weight 2 500 MT - 1250 MT each, 37,5
m. x 7,7 m. x 6,5 m.) for Oil Refining and
Petrochemical Complex TANECO in Nizhnekamsk.
26. Preparation took about 900 days. New berth on Neva
River was built as well as the road leading to it, it had
been approved by Russian Railways JSC to close the
railway crossing, the barge had been strengthened.
27. The specialized dock type berth was built in
Nizhnekamsk. The discharging of heavyweight
cargo by means of flooding dock was the first
experience in present-day Russia.
28. Loading operations in Saint Petersburg as
well as discharging in Nizhnekamsk were
held by Ro-Ro method
33. Since 2010 INCOTEC CARGO Ltd was
involved in door-to-door delivery of
complete petrochemical equipment
(weight up to 240 MT, length up to 45 m.,
width up to 9 m., height up to 7,5 m.)
from Europe, North America, Asia.
These shipments were within the context
of
Oil Refining and Petrochemical Complex
construction OJSC TANECO.
34. CCR Plant delivery from South Korea
(direct sailing from Onsan to St. Petersburg)
consisted of 6 Modules,
total volume of shipment was 9 000 freight tons.
35. For that cargo geared vessel was chartered.
She has 2 cranes by 275 MT SWL each.
36. In the Port of St. Petersburg Modules were
discharged directly on board of 3 river-going
vessels which delivered them to
Nizhnekamsk.
41. Delivery of core melt trap with total weight
of 770 MT for second power unit of
Leningrad Nuclear Power Plant-2
42. The heaviest items (weight up to 161 MT)
were delivered by floating crane and then
this crane reloaded equipment on trucks.
43. That time was not the first one when INCOTEC CARGO
arranged transportation of heavyweight and oversized
cargo for second power unit construction of Leningrad
Nuclear Power Plant-2. In autumn 2009 we delivered
identical core melt trap which was also produced by
Baltiysky Zavod JSC.