Medical equipment and supplies
Non-hazardous medical, surgical, dental, hospital, rehabilitation, imaging, and related equipment or supplies by review.
See Medical equipment and suppliesSP Logistics provides direct port and rail drayage for sealed containers carrying medical equipment and supplies, diagnostic and laboratory equipment, electronics, semiconductor equipment, precision instruments, temperature-sensitive seafood, retail and e-commerce freight, and other sensitive cargo.
Each move is reviewed based on the terminal or rail ramp, lane, appointment timing, equipment, container weight, receiver access, handling requirements, insurance requirements, and current capacity.
Identify the commodity in plain English and include any temperature, equipment, receiver, insurance, or security requirements that affect the trucking move.
Non-hazardous medical, surgical, dental, hospital, rehabilitation, imaging, and related equipment or supplies by review.
See Medical equipment and suppliesAnalytical instruments, testing equipment, laboratory systems, diagnostic equipment, and precision scientific cargo by review.
See Laboratory and diagnostic equipmentServers, network equipment, displays, computers, telecom equipment, and other sensitive electronics.
See Electronics and data-center equipmentSemiconductor machinery, industrial controls, precision testing systems, measuring equipment, and sensitive manufacturing equipment.
See Semiconductor and precision-manufacturing equipmentReefer seafood and fish imports reviewed around temperature setting, genset responsibility, receiver timing, and delivery requirements.
See Temperature-sensitive seafoodHigh-value retail, consumer electronics, and e-commerce container freight reviewed around timing, receiver requirements, and equipment fit.
See Retail and e-commerce freightOther legal, non-hazardous, sealed containerized cargo reviewed based on commodity, lane, equipment, timing, receiver access, and insurance requirements.
See Other sensitive cargoDispatch confirms the Seattle/Tacoma marine terminal or local rail ramp, release status, appointment access, LFD or available date, container number, and chassis source.
The customer supplies an accurate commodity, size, weight, loaded status, sensitivity, declared-value range, and any reefer, genset, overweight, 53-foot rail/power-only, or special-equipment need.
Dispatch reviews delivery access, appointment, unload or drop plan, expected service time, Tacoma yard request, empty or chassis return, POD, and final instructions.
Dispatch confirms the commodity, declared-value range, insurance requirements, receiver plan, and equipment before accepting the move. The customer and booking party remain responsible for accurate commodity, weight, classification, cargo-handling, and regulatory information.
SP Logistics reviews the local trucking and drayage fit. Armed security, white-glove inside delivery, validated pharmaceutical cold-chain service, hazardous materials, cargo handling, loading, securement, installation, and specialized chain-of-custody requirements are not included unless a separate scope is confirmed.
The customer must identify handling, security, documentation, insurance, regulatory, and receiver requirements before the move is accepted.
For non-hazardous medical equipment and packaged supply containers.
See Medical Equipment & SuppliesFor electronics, servers, network systems, and precision machinery.
See Electronics & Semiconductor EquipmentFor non-hazardous scientific, analytical, and testing equipment.
See Laboratory & Diagnostic EquipmentFor seafood and other legal temperature-sensitive imports by review.
See Reefer / GensetReview carrier authority and verification information.
See Carrier VerificationSend the commodity, facility, container, weight, timing, receiver, delivery method, equipment, insurance requirements, and return plan.