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Share the commodity, quantities, packaging, dimensions and gross weight; pickup point and destination; requested services; and ready date or delivery window. Include receiving restrictions and supporting files where available. Identify anything still unknown.

You can request ocean freight for a full container (FCL) or a less-than-container load (LCL). Provide cargo volume, weight, origin and destination so the shipment and U.S. handling requirements can be reviewed.

Share the international arrangements already in place and the U.S. pickup, handling, storage or delivery services you need. Identify where the existing provider’s responsibility ends so the handoff can be reviewed.

Provide the arrival port or airport, terminal or cargo facility, cargo details and the next destination. Pickup availability and release requirements are confirmed for that operating point and shipment.

Transloading changes the cargo configuration for the next transport leg. Storage is a separate requirement: include the expected holding period and release plan when requesting both services.

Describe the receiving, storage and release operations you need, including any transport arranged by another provider. The warehouse scope and handoffs can then be reviewed separately.

LTL shares trailer space with other shipments; FTL uses a dedicated truckload arrangement. Provide pallet count, dimensions, total weight, timing and receiving requirements so the appropriate transport option can be reviewed.

Request a liftgate before dispatch and provide the cargo dimensions, weight and receiving conditions. Equipment suitability, route availability and additional service scope need to be confirmed for the shipment.

Explore the existing Los Angeles / Long Beach, New Jersey and Savannah location pages for regional service planning. The Facilities & Network page presents the operating locations and available facility information.

Service availability and handling conditions depend on the operating point and the cargo. Share packaging, dimensions, weight, storage duration and the requested outbound plan so the appropriate facility can be confirmed.

Provide the project schedule, cargo groups, release sequence and site receiving requirements. Handling, storage and phased delivery can be reviewed together; changes should be communicated before a release is arranged.