Construction Materials: 12 Trucks from Poland for a Building Project
A Latvian construction company was building a commercial complex and needed bulk materials from Polish suppliers - cement, steel rebar, and insulation panels. 12 FTL trucks delivered over 2 weeks, each arrival timed to match the construction schedule. We managed the entire supply chain from factory gates to the building site.
What happened
The construction timeline was tight - foundations were being poured and walls going up simultaneously. Each material type had to arrive in a specific sequence. Cement before rebar, insulation after structural work. A delay in any truck meant idle workers on site.
What made it difficult
- 13 different Polish suppliers (Krakow, Warsaw, Poznan regions)
- 2Strict delivery sequence matching construction phases
- 3Heavy loads - rebar trucks near maximum weight limits
- 4Construction site access limited to specific time windows
- 5No warehouse buffer - direct delivery to site required
How we handled it
We created a detailed 2-week delivery calendar synchronized with the construction manager. Trucks were dispatched in the correct order - cement first, then rebar, then insulation. Each truck had a designated time slot for site access. GPS tracking allowed the site foreman to see each truck's ETA and prepare the crane. All 12 trucks arrived on schedule, no construction delays.
Result
12 trucks of cement, rebar, insulation - timed to your build schedule? We sync with your foreman. +371 22302054 / info@langino.lv