Project Delivery Through Supply Chain Disruption
Equipment may already be ordered when a service, border or sea route becomes unworkable. A replacement plan must account for handling, permits, vessel or asset suitability, cost and the construction sequence, rather than simply drawing a new line on a map.
Using a Middle East case, the panel will examine how the owner, EPC, OEM, carrier and site team compare alternatives, allocate authority and protect critical milestones when the original plan fails.
Tuesday 02 February 14:45 - 15:30 Breakbulk Live Stage
Shipper & Project Owner Perspectives
Supply Chain, Risk & Resilience
Equipment may already be ordered when a service, border or sea route becomes unworkable. A replacement plan must account for handling, permits, vessel or asset suitability, cost and the construction sequence, rather than simply drawing a new line on a map.
Using a Middle East case, the panel will examine how the owner, EPC, OEM, carrier and site team compare alternatives, allocate authority and protect critical milestones when the original plan fails.
Breakbulk Live Stage Asia/Dubai
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