Development
Global - Solar Power for Medical Centers
Logenix is supplying thousands of health centers across Africa with solar power, providing over 100 million hours of light to medical centers, which previously worked without a reliable source of energy. Managing shipments via both air and ocean, Logenix handles the cumbersome regulations to ship our clients solar powered equipment as many of the devices contain lithium ion batteries, requiring close attention to detail.
Global - Electric Meter Delivery
On behalf of this Global Innovation Fund sponsored program, Logenix originates cargo in multiple countries and ships to recipient countries, which include; Myanmar, Nepal, India, DRC, Benin, Tanzania, Kenya, Cameroon, Nigeria and Haiti. --- Delivering electrical metering equipment for solar powered grids, enabling access to electricity in the developing world's hardest to reach places and most underserved markets.
Madagascar - Business and Market Expansion (BAMEX)
On behalf of this program, Logenix delivered solar equipment, machinery, and office files to the capital city of Antananarivo from worldwide origins. The BAMEX project promoted domestic and export trade to increase revenues generated from agricultural, mining, handicraft, and ecotourism products.
Mali - Multiple Contracts
Logenix has managed shipments to Mali on behalf of various US government programs. Shipments have included pharmaceuticals and health supplies, construction materials, IT equipment, vehicles, personal effects and laboratory equipment. In Mali, Logenix supports programs for USAID, the Peace Corps, and dozens of NGOs.
Liberia - Liberian Transition Initiative
On behalf of this program, Logenix moved computer equipment and accessories to the capital Monrovia. The goal of the project was to establish a foundation for lasting peace and democratic governance in Liberia. Logenix also transported commodities such as supplies and important office documents necessary to the program back to Washington, DC from Monrovia.
Burundi - Policy Reform Program
The Policy Reform Program promoted dialogue and fostered a transparent and participatory policy process by strengthening relationships among the government, civil society groups, and the media. Logenix was responsible for shipping radios and communications equipment to Bujumbura from worldwide origins, including the United States, Italy.
Afghanistan - Lash Kargah Power Plant
This power plant is the largest source of electricity in Southern Afghanistan and was one of the largest infrastructure development projects undertaken in the region. Logenix moved wire, cables, generators, turbines and other equipment on a door to door basis to Lash Kargah. Logenix shipped via ocean freight through Pakistan and overland into Afghanistan. Shipments traveled via truck into Helmand province, which for years, and during this project, had been the most dangerous region in Afghanistan.
Kenya - Competitiveness and Trade Expansion (COMPETE)
In support of COMPETE, Logenix shipped IT equipment and other electrical accessories. In order to help increase food security and economic growth in East and Central Africa. The project was designed to reduce barriers to regional and international trade, facilitate the efficiency and competitiveness of key value chains, and ramp up trade and investment between the United States and East Africa.
Africa - Regional Agriculture Trade Expansion Support Program (RATES)
The RATES project improved food security by increasing agricultural production and trade in East Africa, thereby boosting the income of small holder farmers and reducing their dependence on food aid. Logenix transported IT equipment and accessories such as installation manuals, CD-ROMs, cables, user manuals, printers, ink and toner, keyboards, and monitors. Recipient countries included coffee producing nations such as Ethiopia, Rwanda, Kenya and Tanzania.
Global - Worldwide Agricultural Strengthening Support
Logenix has transited hundreds of shipments of perishable seeds and plants, requiring refrigerated or 'keep cool' packaging and constant monitoring, successfully around the globe to countries including Afghanistan, Tajikistan, Haiti and Ukraine.
Afghanistan - Transportation for Kandahar Power Programs
On behalf of both the East and West Kandahar power programs in Afghanistan, Logenix acted as the logistics supplier of construction projects for both the Kajaki dam and a multi-megawatt power plant in Kandahar. Logenix transported ocean containers and break-bulk cargo from worldwide origins to the Kandahar Industrial Park Diesel Power Plant and Kajaki Dam. Materials included generators and heavy equipment for construction. Logenix managed door to door operations, originating cargo from India and shipping containers via ocean freight to Afghanistan via Pakistan. Moreover, By expertly navigating the duty exemption and customs clearance process in Afghanistan and Pakistan, Logenix was able to avoid the hundreds of thousands of dollars of fines that other competitors could not.
Haiti - Electrical Infrastructure Strengthening
After the earthquake in Haiti, Logenix was tasked with delivering supplies to support strengthening power capacity in the country. Logenix delivered transformers, wooden poles cables, construction materials and electrical equipment for power projects throughout the country, including some of the most remote regions in Haiti, on behalf of USAID sponsored power programs. Many of the shipments were sent to the Dominican Republic and delivered over the border crossing on the island, in order to avoid much of the port congestion in Haiti after the disaster.
Liberia - Construction of 10-Megawatt Power Plant
For this construction project, Logenix made arrangements to utilize 80-ton cranes and special loading equipment at origin and destination. Shipments had a total value of $3.7 million, including five transformers weighing 18 tons and seven generators each weighing 20 tons. Logenix's efforts supported the construction and installation of the plant for providing more commercial power to the capital city of Monrovia and outlying townships. This project undertaken by Logenix was on behalf of the Liberia Electricity Corporation and USAID. --- Supporting the construction and installation of a 10-megawatt power plant in Liberia intended to provide power both to the capital city of Monrovia and to outlying townships.
Malawi - Interactive Radio Instruction (Tikwere!)
Logenix managed countrywide distribution of over a million books shipped by both ocean and air freight on behalf of the USAID funded Tikwere! program. Logenix expedited shipments by air freight and was able to save 30 days of transit time, thereby allowing the client to meet the project deadline. This was another example of fast and agile decision making that Logenix executes on behalf of their clients every day.
Global - Worldwide Justice and Criminal Enforcement
Logenix transports time critical shipments of sensitive technical and scientific export licensable materials for the Department of Justice, in support of crime fighting and drug interdiction programs throughout Asia, South America, Central Europe, and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
Haiti - Electrification Programs
Logenix provided door-to-door logistics services for the Pilot Project for Sustainable Electricity Distribution (PPSELD) in Cap Haitien funded by USAID, in addition to a second electrification project sponsored by the United Nations Environmental Program (UNEP) in the southern peninsula town of Coteaux. Logenix shipped construction materials, thousands of timber electrical posts, bucket trucks, IT equipment, tools, and transformers, which were sent by both air and ocean freight. Logenix found innovative solutions for modifying the client's supply chain to save costs and time. Ocean freight destined for Cap Haitien was sent through the Dominican Republic and performed customs clearance at the overland border crossing into Haiti.
Global - Drug Interdiction Flight Support
For International Narcotics & Law Enforcement programs carried out by the State Department, Logenix is delivering critical equipment for aircraft to Panama, Peru, Costa Rica, Iraq and Afghanistan ensuring continuous, 24-7 flight operations for the war on illegal narcotics.
Global - Deployments & Relocation Services on Behalf of USAID and INGO's
For over 100 programs supported by USAID, Logenix has managed the relocation of aid and development workers to every corner of the globe. Logenix coordinates the packing of household goods from origin country and arranges the shipment of duty-exemption process to destination country. Logenix has relocated hundreds of people to the field in over 140 countries and back home to the United States.
Haiti - Watershed Initiative for National Natural Environmental Resources
Logenix transported commodities which included thousands of bags of corn feed, thousands of bags of potato seeds and soil test kits. The project objectives of WINNER were to increase agricultural productivity, improve watershed stability, and strengthen agricultural markets.
Afghanistan - Currency Exchange Program
For this lightning paced program on behalf of Da Afghanistan Bank, Logenix arranged for the virtually overnight transit of incinerators, shredders, and other equipment into Kabul from origins around the world. Specially outfitted MI-8 helicopters were leased and positioned to execute the complicated conversion process of changing out currencies throughout the country.
Iraq - Election Strengthening and Support
During the height of the insurgency, Logenix delivered 390 voting specific shipments to six strategic locations throughout Iraq, in support of Iraq's landmark parliamentary elections.
Global - Logistics Support for International Broadcasting Bureau (Voice of America)
Logenix transported hundreds of shipments of communications equipment weighing almost a million pounds. Shipments were made on behalf of the International Broadcasting Bureau, the U.S. agency responsible for Voice of America (VOA) broadcasting. Shipments were delivered to more than 30 countries, including Belize, Botswana, Cyprus, Djibouti, Ecuador, Greece, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Peru, Philippines, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, and Thailand. Logenix has also handled decommissioning logistics from Greece, Kuwait and Belize.
Bolivia - Market Access and Poverty Alleviation Project (MAPA)
In support of this project, Logenix delivered A/V equipment, batteries, computer equipment, and the tools necessary to help the Bolivian people grow and cultivate coffee. MAPA was implemented to increase the incomes of the poor in Bolivia through specialty coffee, tourism, and tea.
Iraq - Al-Karkh Water Treatment Plant Construction
Logenix delivered generators, turbines and other large equipment to the Al-Karkh water treatment plant, the second largest water treatment facility in Iraq. Logenix was responsible for and executed shipments of building sized pieces and was tasked with moving these oversized pieces of cargo through an active war zone. Logenix played a pivotal role in delivering these materials for the construction of this plant just outside of Baghdad, which provided an essential source of clean water for the Iraqi capital. Shipments to the Water Treatment Plant required military escorts as the area was fraught with insurgent activities.
Lebanon - EARTH Initiative Water Facilities
Logenix conducted a road survey for outsized cargo required for a waste water plant in the Beqaa Valley of southern Lebanon. Shipments consisted of pipes, tractors, and other materials. Despite closings of both air and ocean ports, Logenix was able to successfully deliver cargo by strategically rerouting shipments and eliminating additional costs. The USAID sponsored EARTH Initiative was designed to improve and expand solid waste management facilities in Zahleh, including the Aitanit wastewater treatment plant.
Egypt - Wastewater Sector Support Project
In support of this program, Logenix transported electrical supplies, power analyzers, and water testing equipment. The Wastewater Sector Support Project improved the institutional framework for water and sanitation service delivery in Egypt and increased the quality of, and access to, these services for the Egyptian public.
Egypt - Secondary Cities Wastewater Reclamation Project
For this project, Logenix transported IT equipment, battery packs, pipe conditioning kits, ad other commodities related to city sanitation and water systems to Giza, Egypt. The purpose of the Secondary Cities Project is to expand and develop reliable wastewater facilities in selected urban centers of Egypt for improved health and living conditions.
Jordan - Groundwater Monitoring Enforcement and Directorate (GMED)
Logenix provided logistics support to this program and transported water metering systems, tools, batteries, flow meters and IT equipment using both air and ocean freight. GMED was initiated to help the Water Authority of Jordan (WAJ) to streamline its internal management systems and improve its capability to monitor and enforce private groundwater regulation, licensing, drilling and abstractions.
Egypt - Water Resources Management Project
Shipments Logenix made on behalf of this program consisted of small water craft, underwater survey equipment, GPS units, camera equipment, computers and accessories. The Water Resource Management Project provided technical assistance, training, equipment, and the materials needed to enable water user participation and to advance decentralization of water management to the district level. The project was overseen by the Ministry of Water Resources & Irrigation in Egypt.
Afghanistan - Rebuilding Agricultural Markets in Afghanistan (RAMP)
For this program, Logenix sent seat belt assemblies, computer equipment, and other commodities to Afghanistan's Ministry of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry in Kabul. The objective of RAMP was to improve food security and increase rural incomes by introducing practical methods for increasing crop and livestock productivity.
Botswana - Southern Africa Regional Environmental Program (SAREP)
Logenix delivered cameras, books, and IT equipment to and from Gaborone, Botswana. SAREP improved access to safe drinking water for people living in the Okavango River Basin.
Afghanistan - Trade Accession and Facilitation for Afghanistan (TAFA)
For this project, Logenix shipped computer equipment, GPS units, satellite phones, office equipment and supplies to Kabul, Afghanistan. The goal of TAFA was to generate economic growth, trade, and investment by improving conditions for international trade and transit.
Ethiopia - Assistance to Health Systems Expansions (AHSE)
On the behalf of AHSE, Logenix delivered A/V equipment, computer and IT equipment, work tools, and other commodities to various project sites. The AHSE project sought to improve Ethiopia's health sector by building the capacity of local institutions to provide quality assurance and control, as well as services for construction, renovation, and maintenance of health centers and other facilities.
Africa - Book and Educational Material Deliveries
Logenix consistently facilitates deliveries to Africa on behalf of many of the world’s leading organizations for shipping donated books and other educational materials. We have shipped more than 100 containers of essential educational materials to schools and educational organizations across the developing world including Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, The Gambia, and Uganda. These shipments include a 10 container project of donated books and supplies to a primary school in Kenya, a shipment of more than 600 boxes of books and IT equipment to Somalia, a large project delivering over 40,000 books to South Africa, and many more.
Afghanistan – Solar Power
Contributing to the completion of a project providing electricity to over 1500 households, a school, mosque, and hospital, Logenix delivered solar power equipment to a remote location in the Shemol valley of Afghanistan. Originating in Europe and China, this project featured a successful last mile of critical infrastructure cargo through areas with elevation of 2000+ meters in the Eastern province of Nangarhar.
Afghanistan – Bamyan Power Distribution Network
Logenix managed the delivery of over 100 containers for Bamyan’s power distribution network, successfully executing last mile delivery through the central highlands of Afghanistan and reaching their final destination on-time and on-budget. The remote route to the delivery site has seen both violence and heavy seasonal snowfall during recent years making transportation conditions complex.