Kevin Kwateng

Founder & CEO Project Logistics Engineering Solutions

Kevin Kwateng is Founder & CEO of Project Logistics Engineering Solutions, an engineering firm delivering transport engineering, project management, and hands-on execution for complex heavy-haul and oversized cargo movements across North America and beyond.

Kevin led North America's first transport of 107-meter wind turbine blades, the continent's longest, and has managed numerous bridge replacements using SPMT and jack-and-slide methods, including a Million Pound Bridge near Montreal. His portfolio spans the Champlain Bridge, R.E.M. light-rail system, and Turcot Interchange, across construction, wind energy, oil & gas, power generation, mining, hydro, and data centers.

He is now building the software to support this industry. Kevin leads development of SiteSnap, a platform that captures field and route data on site and turns it into stakeholder-ready reports in minutes, cutting reporting time by 80%. That field intelligence feeds the wider ecosystem, powering the engineering behind every move: route feasibility, clearance studies, axle-load analysis, and permit planning. His focus is cutting the delays, guesswork, and risk out of moving the world's heaviest cargo.

Event Agenda Sessions

What does the AI infrastructure boom mean for project cargo?

Asia's rapid investment in AI infrastructure is creating new sources of demand for project cargo across markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India and Australia.

As developers race to bring new data centre capacity online, manufacturers, EPCs and logistics providers are adapting to new sourcing patterns, equipment flows and infrastructure requirements.

This session will examine where investment is concentrating, how digital infrastructure is changing cargo flows across the region, and what opportunities this creates for project cargo stakeholders.

Thursday 19 November 14:35 - 15:20 Breakbulk Live Stage

Add to calendar 11/19/2026 14:35 11/19/2026 15:20 What does the AI infrastructure boom mean for project cargo?

Asia's rapid investment in AI infrastructure is creating new sources of demand for project cargo across markets including Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, India and Australia.

As developers race to bring new data centre capacity online, manufacturers, EPCs and logistics providers are adapting to new sourcing patterns, equipment flows and infrastructure requirements.

This session will examine where investment is concentrating, how digital infrastructure is changing cargo flows across the region, and what opportunities this creates for project cargo stakeholders.

Breakbulk Live Stage Asia/Shanghai

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