Cargo Velocity Inc.

Cargo Velocity, Inc. specializes in supporting terminal operators, ports, design firms and shipping lines with analysis, design, and implementation of change in software, technology, and yard improvements. Goals are safety, efficiency, and return on investment. Cargo Velocity prepares detailed conceptual plans and analytical reports that support many major worldwide maritime and intermodal infrastructure projects. Since 2009, our team has grown to over a dozen expert resources including civil engineers, cargo facility planners and analysts, cargo terminal software architects, and program managers. Cargo Velocity was created to respond to a need for planning and analysis services that are driven by modern technology and equipment solutions. Our staff, who have worked for civil and technology firms, were constrained from delivering these merged services at their prior companies. For example, we may propose effective solutions that may not require any civil works. We have no bias except to deliver what will add value for the customer. The company has now delivered over 100 projects in ten states in the USA and eight countries. Our team has delivered more than 150 projects in their prior assignments with other firms. We have been growing at a steady rate of over 50% per year due mainly to the delivery of services to repeat customers. The firm is based in the San Francisco area to leverage access to many port technology services companies located in the region.

网站

https://www.cargovelocity.com

Cargo Velocity Inc.的外部链接

所属行业

商务咨询服务

规模

11-50 人

总部

Petaluma，California

类型

私人持股

创立

2009

领域

Container Terminal、Automation Technology、Civil Engineering、Port Master Planning、Truck gate planning, tech integration、Feasibiliy studies、CAPEX + OPEX studies、Strategic Planning、Systems Integration、TOS procurement、Container Terminals、management Consulting、Industrial engineering、terminal operating software、technical resources for industry、Strategic investment planning、TOS optimization和TOS implementation service