Ports and access
We examine port disruption, approach routes and local continuity. An open port does not establish that the cargo, crew or onward journey can move as planned.
Our services
Maritime and logistics risk assessment
A disruption at one part of the route can affect the rest of the operation. We assess the port call, sea passage and onward connections around the commercial decision you need to make.
Who we help
Support around the work you need to do.
For organizations relying on ports, sea routes, cargo movements, vessels or offshore access.
We agree the vessel, cargo, ports, route, research questions and reporting period. Coverage may include the Black Sea, Hormuz or Bab el-Mandeb where relevant to the assignment. Monitoring frequency and specialist checks are agreed for each engagement.
What the work covers
A clear scope. Practical outputs.
Routes and dependencies
We consider chokepoints, connected routes and the consequences of disruption for the wider journey. The assessment identifies the assumptions that need another check before a commitment.
Vessels and counterparties
Focused research examines relevant ownership, sanctions and operating questions. We identify issues requiring closer specialist review and explain how they affect the proposed activity.
What you receive
Work your team can use.
A focused route or port assessment, exposure priorities and practical review triggers for your operation.
We agree deliverables, responsibilities, timing and fees before work begins. If the requirement changes, we review the scope with you.
Tell us what you need
Share the locations, activity and decision you need help with. An initial outline is enough to start the conversation.
Agree the assignment
We define the work, outputs and delivery arrangements together, including any support or follow-up you need.
Use the findings
We discuss the assessment or training outcomes with your team and identify the practical next steps.