Camp provisioning and agricultural supplies
Provisioning of remote camps: food, solar power and supplies, coordinated through the same logistics that moves mineral operations.
A service line we are bringing on. It is defined project by project: we have no previous cases to show you, and we would rather say so up front than later.
Arrange provisioningWhat it covers
- Regular food supply for personnel in the field
- Solar power equipment and its replacement
- Operating supplies and consumables
- Delivery scheduling according to the camp cycle
What it does not cover
- We do not operate the camp or provide catering services
- We do not supply personnel or third-party hiring
How it works
- 01Need and cycle
How many people, what they consume and how often. The cycle matters more than the volume: a remote camp fails on frequency, not on quantity.
- 02Route and cost
We define the delivery route and what it costs to sustain it. If the route is not sustainable, we say so before starting.
- 03Deliveries
The agreed schedule is carried out, with notice of each dispatch.
What we need in order to answer you
With this we can tell you whether it is feasible and what comes next. Without it, any answer of ours would be generic.
- Camp location and available access
- Number of personnel
- Delivery frequency you need
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