Bloc Logistics Information

As the owners of Bristol Bay Refrigeration and Port Engineer for Kemp Pacific, remote and time sensitive, as well as innovative became part of the mainstay of doing business in this remote part of Alaska's West Coast on the Bearing Sea where the supply chain never includes roads and entire fishing seasons are measured by hours not months. This adventurous spirit is still today 24 years later at the core of what drives Bloc Logistics. The more remote and difficult the delivery point of what ever cargo, by what ever transport mode, the more we thrive! We love to explain to our customers how they're freight will arrive at they're final destination and see the reaction on their face as we describe how we plan to move their cargo. In Alaska today we move many cargos to remote bush areas of Alaska and far North West Canada where roads are simply not available. The so called highways of the bush have names like Kuskokwim, Nushigak, Yukon and usually have the word river after it. Keeping this in mind it is no wonder delivery by truck to some of the more well known cities and towns of the far north, such as Anchorage, Fairbanks, or Kenai, Homer and Valdez or the Matsu valley, Palmer, Wasilla and Big Lake, seem tame by comparison but we serve these areas routinely as well. We serve Alaska by road, ice road as well as by ocean barge (tug & tow) river LCM and bush air cargo as well as winter tundra cat trains on the frozen tundra of Bush Alaska and the North Slope. We are experts at sizing, package and configuring barge and remote destined freight so as to assure the integrity of your shipment. We have many years experience loading with cost reduction in mind. There are many differences in loading a common load of lets say lumber, in the lower forty eight which is fairly routine and much easier to conform to D.O.T regulations governing shipments in the lower U.S and Canada. We can not only load and package your freight to meet D.O.T and Customs regulations but our load configuring will save you money. We also have years ...