Engineering & Consulting
Heavylift & Transport Consulting
Feasibility, lift studies, and transport consulting before anything is picked up.
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About Modulus
Modulus Projects is a UAE-based heavylift, transportation and installation engineering firm — we design, engineer, and manage the movement of complex cargo, from naval architecture, transportation and installation to project cargo packing and global trading. Engineering, consulting, and site management all stay in-house with our team. Where others see tonnage, we see a blueprint. Share your cargo, route, and plan, and we'll scope a feasibility study around it.
Our services
Heavylift, marine, and project cargo services
Engineering and consulting are delivered in-house. Project and site management stay with our team. Fabrication, packing, and trading are executed with qualified partners to the same specification. Browse the scope below, then request a feasibility study.
Industries we serve
Built for the sectors that move complex cargo
EPCs, operators, and cargo owners use Modulus Projects when the load is over-dimensional or out-of-gauge and needs a calculated plan from origin to site. These are the industries we work in every week.
Oil & Gas
Modules, trains, and pressure equipment moved under engineered lift and sea-fastening plans.
Power generation
Transformers, turbines, and generators planned from the factory to the foundation.
Offshore
Jackets, topsides, and structures engineered for transport and installation.
Petrochemicals
Columns, reactors, and plant equipment packed and transported as calculated cargo.
Infrastructure
Bridge sections, plant modules, and civil packages with one engineering owner.
Ports & terminals
Cranes, STS components, and quay equipment handled through load-out and set-down.
Shipbuilding
Blocks, outfits, and vessel modifications supported by naval architecture.
Renewables
Nacelles, towers, and foundation pieces moved as over-dimensional project cargo.
Our approach
How we work
Assess, engineer, plan, deliver — for energy, power, infrastructure, ports, and plant cargo.
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Step 01
01Step 01
Assess
We start with the cargo, the route, and the site. Feasibility and survey come first — so the move is possible before it is promised.
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02Step 02
Engineer
Load path, supports, and method are drawn as one calculation. Energy, power, and plant cargo get a plan that matches the object — not a generic shipment.
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03Step 03
Plan
Land, water, load-out, and set-down are sequenced together. Infrastructure, ports, and renewables projects run on that same brief.
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04Step 04
Deliver
One team stays with the job through logistics and site. You deal with a single accountable line from the study to erection.
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Talk to Our Engineering Team →Chapter 01
Feasibility and Survey for Complex Cargo Move and Erection
Feasibility first. We survey the cargo, the route, the plan, and the site as a single calculation — before anyone talks about a sailing date.
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Chapter 02
Engineer the Load Path
Marine engineering and naval architecture define stress, stability, and how the object meets the ship. The blueprint is the move.
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Chapter 03
Pack for Open Water
Packing is not wrapping. It is structural design — sealed, secured, and stress-tested so heavy, oversized, and fragile can travel together.
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Chapter 04
Execute With One Accountable Line
Sourcing, coordination, and delivery sit with one team. Nothing is lost between the port and the paperwork.
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Incoterms® 2020
Who pays, who risks, where the cargo changes hands.
Incoterms® 2020 are the ICC rules that split cost, risk, and delivery between seller and buyer. They do not transfer title, set the price, or replace a lift study. Tap a rule — see the handover for heavylift cargo.
FOB
Free On Board
Sea and inland waterway only · Risk transfers at loaded
- Origin
- LoadedRisk passes
- Main carriage
- Arrival
- Unloaded
Seller riskBuyer risk
- Delivery
- Loaded on board the vessel at the named port of shipment.
- Transfer of risk
- Passes once the cargo is on board at origin.
- Seller pays
- Export clearance and loading on board.
- Buyer pays
- Ocean freight, insurance, discharge, and import.
- Export / import
- Export: Seller. Import: Buyer.
- Insurance
- Neither party is obliged to insure.
Request a feasibility study. We'll be in touch same day.
Tell us about the cargo, the route, and the constraints. We start with engineering, not a booking note.
- — Feasibility study
- — Marine & naval architecture review
- — Packing and trading scope
Trusted across the GCC for OOG and ODC cargo movement.
Built by Engineers
“Where others see tonnage, we see a blueprint. The move is designed before a crate is lifted.”
FAQs
The questions project owners ask before they trust a heavylift to engineering instead of guesswork.
Modulus Projects is a UAE-based heavylift, transportation and installation engineering firm. We design, engineer, and execute the movement of over-dimensional and out-of-gauge cargo — across transportation and installation, naval architecture, project cargo packing, and project trading.