Knarr Pacific Logistics maintains a robust suite of on-site equipment and purpose-built infrastructure to handle heavy materials efficiently from upland to barge and back.​

• 429 Conveyor Barge

• 120' radial stacker

• 10' yard feed hopper

• Three-drum Skagit deck winch

• G190 generator

• Generac light plant

• 16' aluminum skiff with 60 HP motor

• Miller Big Blue 500D welder

• Two 60' x 10' steel ramps

• Two 33' x 10' steel ramps

• Two 14' x 10' steel wedge pieces

• 100KW Cat generator

• 2,000-gallon double-wall fuel tank

• 350-gallon double-wall fuel tank

• John Deere 824K Loader #127

• John Deere 824K Loader #138

• Five EA conveyors for MTL on-span operations

• Full fleet of tracked and wheeled heavy equipment for on-site material handling

• 6.5-acre marshalling yard with upland staging capacity for more than 100,000 tons of material

• 475 feet of working waterfront with direct barge interface

• Multiple radial stackers and up to 400 feet of conveyors for product movement and stockpiling

• High-throughput transfer systems capable of handling up to 800 tons per hour on and off barge

• Loader pack capability of up to 300 tons per hour for large jetty rock or similar material

• Certified truck scale accommodating tractor-trailer combinations up to 90 feet

• Roll-on/roll-off access via transfer span and/or barge shore landing ramp for heavy equipment and cargo
  
  In addition, we have use of DeForge Maritime Towing assets to support projects at Knarr Pacific Logistics:

• Tugboats for ocean and inland towing, assist, and barge positioning.

• Deck barges for bulk, breakbulk, and project cargo.

• Spud barges for stable marine construction and material handling platforms.

• Marine cranes for lift, set, and transfer operations afloat and alongside.

• Loaders, ramps, and allied support gear to streamline barge-to-yard and yard-to-barge workflows.
   

This combined equipment set enables end-to-end, high-volume marine logistics with the flexibility to scale for complex infrastructure and construction projects.