Consolidated Deliveries for Marine Spare Parts

Consolidated Deliveries are built on the principles of Total Cost of Ownership, transparent supply chain, scalable setup and a single point of contact to avoid “invisible” costs and operational hassle.

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Unlocking the potential of Consolidated Deliveries

Shipowners and operators are turning to consolidated marine logistics solutions of spare parts, provisions and stores to simplify operations and unlock measureable cost savings

Fewer port calls. Real-time data. Cut delivery costs

Fewer port calls, reducing risk of missed deliveries or split shipments.

Real-time tracking and overview of delivery status, port schedules and CO2 emissions.

Cut delivery costs per shipment and reduce your total cost of ownership.

Single point of contact, ensuring clear accountability with one owner for timing, performance and delivery.

One scalable solution with standardized processes whether managing 10 or 200 vessels.

Better supplier selection based on real cost impact, with transparent budgeting and forecasting.

Proof of value

Lower freight costs

Reduction in CO2

A case study in Long Beach, 2023 demonstrated the measurable value of Consolidated Deliveries. 44% lower freight costs for airfreight, courier, clearance and barge. 46% reduction in CO2 verified by EcoTransIT World independent scientific based methodlogy.

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As an experienced marine supply and logistics player, we truly see the advantages of the Consolidated Deliveries concept. Non-consolidated deliveries can cause limited visibility and lack of coordination between suppliers and logistics providers, causing hidden costs and increased administrative and operational burden. When multiple deliveries are not centrally managed, shipowners risk facing a cascade of inefficiencies.

Mario Cavallucci

Global Managing Director, WML