Atlas Heavy have the Skills, Expertise & Equipment for Complex Projects
28th January 2026
We are pleased to report Atlas Heavy are new members in the USA. Recommended by PCN members as professional and knowledgeable, they are focused on turnkey project logistics solutions with a successful portfolio of complex project cargo handling.
Based in Houston, the company was established in 2011 and are certified by SC&RA (Specialized Carriers and Rigging Association).
"Atlas Heavy is an asset-based heavy transport company, made up of Atlas Heavy Transport (heavy haul and rigging operations) and Atlas Heavy Projects (FMC-certified international project freight forwarding services)."
"Focused on specialized and heavy transport, rigging, and engineering solutions, we're uniquely positioned to provide full turnkey solutions for any projects, large or small, with precision and professionalism.
Our experienced team are specialists in all modes of shipping – road, ocean, barge, rail, and air, and are ready to design the best tailored solutions for oversized and over-weight cargo. Our fleet of industry-leading equipment helps to solve any heavy transportation, lifting, and rigging needs.
We are well-versed when it comes to planning, organizing, and managing resources to bring about the successful completion of specific project goals and objectives, managing diverse and comprehensive solutions from planning to execution. We have extensive knowledge and experience in project logistics management for challenging large scale projects which require long term attention and services."
"At Atlas Heavy, we understand the intricate nature of handling heavy and oversize loads and we have the skills, expertise and equipment to provide safe and cost effective multimodal solutions."
Atlas Heavy were the winner of 'Best Use of Equipment in a Power Project' at Breakbulk Americas 2025 for the project in the video below. The landmark achievement saw Atlas Heavy successfully execute the delivery of two of the largest storage tanks ever constructed in the USA at the time.
Pushing the boundaries of engineering, coordination, and endurance, the cargo was transported thousands of miles across sea and land - from the Port of Catoosa in Oklahoma to Vandenberg Air Force Base, California.
Many more successful projects can be found on the Atlas Heavy website: www.atlas-heavy.com.
