GCC delivery, managed end to end

Regional Logistics

Customs requirements, conformity paperwork and cross-border hand-offs can turn a critical parts order into a costly delay. PartsMake coordinates international freight, clearance and delivery across the Gulf so your team can source precision components with the confidence of a local purchase.

Discuss your shipment How delivery works

Saudi Arabia · United Arab Emirates · Qatar · Oman · Kuwait · Bahrain

One coordinated route

From factory dispatch to your site

1 Plan the shipment
Confirm destination, delivery terms and document requirements before dispatch.
2 Coordinate freight and clearance
Manage international transport, customs processing and applicable duties and taxes under the agreed DDP scope.
3 Deliver to the agreed point
Arrange onward delivery to your facility, project site or nominated free-zone hub.

Routes, documents and charges are confirmed against the destination and goods before shipment.

DDP, clearly scoped

A simpler landed delivery

With Delivered Duty Paid (DDP), PartsMake can coordinate the shipment through import clearance and onward delivery to the agreed destination. Where included in the confirmed delivery scope, we arrange freight, customs formalities, tariff processing and local VAT handling—helping your team avoid fragmented hand-offs between multiple providers.

Fewer customs surprises

We review destination and shipment documentation requirements ahead of dispatch to reduce preventable clearance issues and avoidable port delays.

One accountable coordination path

Freight, customs coordination and final-mile arrangements are planned as one route, with delivery details agreed before the shipment moves.

Direct-to-site options

Plan delivery to industrial yards and project locations in hubs such as Riyadh, Dammam, Jubail, Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha.

Costs agreed upfront

The quotation clarifies the delivery point and agreed import-cost scope, so your purchasing team can plan the landed order with greater confidence.

DDP availability and the exact allocation of charges depend on the destination, goods and applicable import rules. We confirm these details with you before booking.

Compliance coordination

Prepare the paperwork before the goods move

Certification and import documentation can hold up time-sensitive parts at the border. For Saudi-bound shipments, PartsMake coordinates the applicable SABER and SASO conformity process, including pre-shipment arrangements for Product Conformity Certificates (PCoC) and Shipment Conformity Certificates (SCoC) through SASO-accredited notified bodies, as required for the product and shipment.

01 / Check

Review shipment details

Confirm product classification, destination, supporting documents and any conformity steps relevant to the order.

02 / Coordinate

Align certificates and clearance

Coordinate the required SABER/SASO documentation and customs process with the shipment plan before dispatch.

03 / Deliver

Track the agreed route

Coordinate freight and final delivery to the agreed receiving point, with the relevant shipment documents prepared for handover.

Specific approvals and documentary requirements vary by product and destination. We verify the applicable process for each shipment; certification and clearance decisions remain subject to the relevant authorities.

Free-zone integration

Use regional hubs to keep goods moving

PartsMake can coordinate shipments through nominated free-zone and bonded logistics routes, connecting international dispatch with regional storage, onward distribution or re-export where the arrangement suits your supply chain.

JAFZA · Jebel Ali

Coordinate entry to a major UAE trade hub for bonded handling, local distribution or onward regional movement.

KEZAD · Abu Dhabi

Plan logistics hand-offs into Abu Dhabi’s industrial and trade ecosystem in line with the nominated consignee and delivery plan.

DAFZA · Dubai

Include the Dubai hub in route planning where its location and handling options suit your shipment requirements.

Regional onward movement

Coordinate onward delivery or re-export across GCC markets, subject to the agreed route, customs procedures and destination requirements.

Bonded storage and re-export arrangements are shipment-specific. We confirm the nominated hub, consignee, handling scope and required paperwork with you before routing the goods.

Plan your next delivery

Know the route before your parts are ready

Share the destination, required delivery point and expected shipment details. PartsMake can help you review the proposed DDP scope, conformity coordination and available free-zone routing before dispatch.

Request a logistics quotation

Delivery terms and document requirements are confirmed for each shipment.