Project cargo bulk vessel charters involve specialized arrangements for transporting large, heavy, or oversized cargo that doesn't fit in standard shipping containers. Here are key details about project cargo bulk vessel charters:

Vessel Characteristics
Project cargo vessels are designed with large, open deck spaces and heavy-lift capabilities.

These ships often feature onboard cranes with high lifting capacities, sometimes up to 80 metric tons.

Some vessels have roll-on/roll-off (Ro/Ro) capabilities with deck heights of 4.50 meters.

Charter Types
Voyage Charter: For single trips between specified ports.

Time Charter: Hiring a vessel for a set period, typically ranging from a few months to several years.

Key Elements of Charter Agreements
Vessel Specifications: Details on cargo capacity, crane capabilities, and deck space.

Loading and Discharge Terms: Specifies ports, cargo type, and responsibilities for loading/unloading operations.

Freight Rates: Often based on the cargo volume, weight, or daily hire rates.

Laycan: Specifies the earliest date for loading and the canceling date.