Projects

A project from IE Singapore to promote Singapore food products Processed food is considered a highly sensitive products Processed food is a fast growing market in Indonesia Service scope : consultation, license and permit applications, logistics, custom clearance and marketing coordination

Export and import services Frozen and temperate products Licenses and quota application Trans loading & direct store delivery Domestic air and land delivery

Handle for some of the largest AGRI PRODUCT importers Product range: DOC, milk, soy bean, corn, egg, wheat, etc Horticultural products are subjected to increasing regulations Minimizing demurrage and storage are key issues Quarantine inspection Jakarta and Surabaya clearance Air clearance of Day Old Chicks

The 2nd largest supermarket chain in Indonesia with over 83 stores Fruit & perishable logistic service Quota application Custom clearance & haulage service Acting as buying agent and product sourcing service

Custom Broker of Phillips Lighting for many years Even helped processed Tax Return filing Consistently meet the KPI targets Big volume shipments Also handled many other Chinese lighting products

Coordination with Logitech’s warehouse in Singapore Coordination of pre shipment inspection. Pilferage prevention is a major issue  Long supply chain with port of discharge at Semarang.  Trade facilitation involving providing importer on record. 

Siemens has long been an integral part of Indonesia’s technological and economic development, especially in the Industry, Energy and Healthcare Sectors. In 2009, Siemens celebrated the 100th anniversary marking the opening of its first office in Indonesia. Today, around one-sixth of the power consumed in Indonesia is generated, transmitted, and distributed with Siemens technology. With more than 3000 employees in Indonesia, Siemens continues to provide the country with innovative technologies and solutions in the fields of energy, environment, healthcare, productivity, mobility, safety and security. In energy sector, Siemens has been a major provider of large power transformers to backbone grids. Alpha Pacific Transportation Group was appointed by Siemens in handling mining & state-owned power plant projects in various locations : - GI Kesugihan (New Rawalo) Cilacap - GI Simangkuk 500 KVS - GI Seputih Banyak Lampung KV150 - GI Bontang - Simpang Haru Padang Tower - GI Ungaran - Cikarang Site Project Alpha Pacific Transportation Group has to ensure that the projects carried out must also meet many aspects, such as the right timing, safety, performance, and other on-site services that may occured. The work has already begun, even before the project started. Various on-site field surveys were carried out to note proper treatments needed for many off-size and bulky equipments. The scope of works include pre-work surveys, full trucking coordination, equipments packing, grounding, and layout deliveries. To conduct this, a wide range of heavy duty vehicles were used (such as forklifts, cranes, telescopic cranes, low-batt & excel trucks). While carrying out these assignments, many issues were faced, ranging from tight deadlines, complex on-site coordinations, unpredictable weathers, challenging terrains, to coordinating with various government authorities. It is suffice to note, that Alpha Pacific Transportation Group full coordination with various parties in these projects has indeed, assist Siemens in completing the construction & installation of many critical power plant projects throughout Indonesia.

The international freight and logistic service provider, Alpha Pacific Transportation Group, has been awarded a contract renewal from the Royal Dutch Shell plc. Alpha Pacific was appointed as the sole provider of logistic services for the Shell’s Petrol Distribution Division in Indonesia. The contract covers custom clearance and warehousing of all materials needed for the construction of Shell Petrol Retail outlets in Indonesia, while at the same time, Alpha Pacific has also been entrusted with ex-work operations from some overseas origins. In order to be eligible to bid for the contract, Alpha Pacific had to go through a series of assessments from Shell Indonesia, including meeting the Health Safety Security & Environment (HSSE) standards. Beginning from 2005, the fuel distribution market in Indonesia was opened up for foreign players. Shell Indonesia started the operation of its first fuel retail outlet in August 2005 in Karawaci, Tangerang. Shell is currently the largest foreign-owned fuel station operators in Indonesia - with ten outlets, and there are many more stations in the pipeline. As a global group of petrochemical companies that explores, produces, and trades in a range of energy resources, Shell has now become one of the largest private sector energy corporations in the world. Currently, Shell is active in more than 130 countries and territories, with global networks of more than 40,000 petrol stations, and 108,000 people employed worldwide. History of Shell in Indonesia Shell's historical links with Indonesia is strong, in fact the origin of the oil industry in Indonesia and those of what subsequently became the Royal Dutch/Shell Group are closely connected. The discovery of commercial quantities of crude oil in North Sumatra in 1885 had led directly to the formation of Royal-Dutch Petroleum. It is suffice to note, that Alpha Pacific Transportation Group full coordination with various parties in these projects has indeed, assist Shell in completing the construction & installation of many critical power plant projects throughout Indonesia.