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PKP CARGO SERVICE sp. z o.o.
Grójecka 17
02-021 Warszawa
Tel.: +48 (22) 474 46 65; (22) 622 91 40; kolej. (922) 47 446 65
Fax: +48 (22) 628 85 04
E-mail: sekretariat@pkpcargoservice.pl
Internet: http://www.pkpcs.pl
Branże:
[17] kolejowi przewoźnicy towarowi
[19] spedycja, logistyka, transport intermodalny
[35] produkty i usługi specjalistyczne
PKP CARGO SERVICE sp. z o.o. is a logistic operator offering end-to-end logistic services, tailored to individual clients’ needs – the clients can benefit from the combined potential of the PKP CARGO LOGISTICS Group and our highly qualified staff.
The Company specialises in comprehensive siding services, including handling manoeuvring traffic, forming whole train sets, manning the posts related to railway traffic management at a siding, handling sent packages, preparation of transport documentation, diagnostics, maintenance services, ongoing servicing of railway sidings and drawing up of work schedules for sidings. PKP CARGO SERVICE being a forwarding agent, offers complete services in regards to aggregate logistics – including organisation and monitoring of railway transportation, storing aggregate at our own storage areas, which are also located near construction sites, advice when choosing and purchasing appropriate types of aggregate, help with all the formalities related to the delivery of the transport to its destination, monitoring processes of complete logistic processes and possibility to organise unloading of aggregates.
The Company is also well known for its comprehensive border and customs services. Our services include: freight organisation – the choice of a route, means of transport, storage area and schedule, guarantees storage facilities and preparation of the material for further transport, dealing with customs formalities, which include securing the customs and tax fees, monitoring of the customs procedures, acting on behalf of the client, also to lodge complaints.
PKP CARGO SERVICE sp. z o.o., which is based in Warsaw, also possesses operational units in the South and the East of Poland.
Granted licenses:
In 2010, the Company was awarded the title of Leader of Rail Transport in SIDING category.
The Company specialises in comprehensive siding services, including handling manoeuvring traffic, forming whole train sets, manning the posts related to railway traffic management at a siding, handling sent packages, preparation of transport documentation, diagnostics, maintenance services, ongoing servicing of railway sidings and drawing up of work schedules for sidings. PKP CARGO SERVICE being a forwarding agent, offers complete services in regards to aggregate logistics – including organisation and monitoring of railway transportation, storing aggregate at our own storage areas, which are also located near construction sites, advice when choosing and purchasing appropriate types of aggregate, help with all the formalities related to the delivery of the transport to its destination, monitoring processes of complete logistic processes and possibility to organise unloading of aggregates.
The Company is also well known for its comprehensive border and customs services. Our services include: freight organisation – the choice of a route, means of transport, storage area and schedule, guarantees storage facilities and preparation of the material for further transport, dealing with customs formalities, which include securing the customs and tax fees, monitoring of the customs procedures, acting on behalf of the client, also to lodge complaints.
PKP CARGO SERVICE sp. z o.o., which is based in Warsaw, also possesses operational units in the South and the East of Poland.
Granted licenses:
- License to provide railway transport services in regards to property- WPR/198/2011
- License to provide traction services – UPT/199/2011
- License no. 0125547 to provide national road transport services in regards to property
In 2010, the Company was awarded the title of Leader of Rail Transport in SIDING category.
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