PAS Cargo coordinates the full scope of port and terminal handling for import and export cargo — from arrival and discharge at Guyanese ports through terminal holding, examination coordination, and final release. Our experienced team works directly with terminal operators and port authorities to keep your cargo moving efficiently.
We monitor vessel arrival and confirm cargo discharge status at the port terminal. Any delays or discrepancies are flagged immediately.
We verify cargo condition and documentation on discharge — checking against the Bill of Lading and confirming quantities, marks, and condition for your records.
Where GRA or port authority physical examination is required, our team coordinates the examination process, attending on your behalf to ensure smooth progression.
We manage all port documentation requirements — entry cards, terminal receipts, gate passes, and any ancillary documentation needed for cargo release.
On clearance, we coordinate the release of cargo from the terminal and handover to your nominated transport for delivery to your warehouse or site.
Full container and consolidated cargo management at the terminal — including devanning, cargo separation, and delivery coordination.
Coordination for non-containerised, oversized, and heavy-lift cargo requiring specialist terminal handling and equipment.
Vehicle inspection, terminal documentation, and release coordination for cars, trucks, and heavy plant arriving by RoRo or container.
Active monitoring of free time and demurrage clocks — proactive notification to help you avoid unnecessary terminal storage charges.
Priority handling coordination for energy sector cargo — time-sensitive equipment and operational supplies requiring efficient terminal processing.
We attend physical examinations at the terminal on your behalf, coordinating with GRA inspectors and terminal staff for efficient processing.
Our primary operations are at Georgetown's port terminal. We also coordinate cargo movements at other terminals across Guyana as required. Contact our team for specific terminal coverage.
We actively monitor free time and demurrage clocks on all shipments. Our team alerts you well in advance of free time expiry and works to expedite customs clearance and cargo release within the free period.
Yes. Our team attends physical port examinations on behalf of clients, liaising with GRA inspectors and terminal operators to ensure the process is handled professionally and efficiently.
Yes. We coordinate terminal handling for oversized, heavy-lift, and breakbulk project cargo — including liaison with terminal operators regarding specialist equipment and handling requirements.
Our port operations team is experienced with Guyana's terminal procedures. Contact us to coordinate your cargo from discharge through to release.
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