Technology equipment
Prototypes, IT hardware and packaged instruments need clear dimensions, protective packaging and a named recipient. State whether the load must stay upright or needs assistance at either end.
Cambridge technology and research collections
Direct courier transport from Cambridge and surrounding business areas, with vehicle and handling requirements confirmed before booking.

Availability
24/7 operations
Vehicle
Dedicated to your load
Updates
Operations led
Delivery proof
Name, signature, time, photo
Cambridge bookings need to distinguish a city-centre office from a Science Park unit or a clinical campus receiving point. Send the building name, unit number and loading contact alongside the postcode. For technical equipment, explain packaging, handling and the receiving team’s availability so the transport plan covers the final handover as well as the journey.
Prototypes, IT hardware and packaged instruments need clear dimensions, protective packaging and a named recipient. State whether the load must stay upright or needs assistance at either end.
Identify the individual business and building rather than just naming Cambridge Science Park. Agree the goods-ready time, loading point and any reception or security procedure with the sender.
Equipment and supplies are assessed from the cargo details. Declare any temperature requirement or dangerous-goods classification before booking; site location alone does not determine the required transport controls.
The M11 provides a route towards London and the A14 connects Cambridge with wider eastern and Midlands routes. North Cambridge Science Park collections and southern campus collections have different approaches. City-centre loading, site gates and recipient hours should be checked independently of the main-road journey.
Dedicated technology and professional deliveries
Packaged equipment between research sites
Engineering suppliers and business freight
Equipment and commercial consignments
Direct technical and project deliveries
Collection can be arranged across these postcode areas and surrounding commercial districts. The exact collection postcode is always checked against suitable nearby vehicle availability.
CB1
CB2
CB3
CB4
CB5
The vehicle is selected from the load dimensions, weight, access, handling method and delivery deadline. Availability is confirmed for the live collection rather than assumed from the city alone.
A dedicated van is selected around the packaged load, protection and handling requirements.
Confirm building access and assistance for loading; choose the vehicle from dimensions rather than item count alone.
Declare temperature and classification requirements for a specialist suitability check before booking.
Illustrative delivery plan
This scenario demonstrates the planning process. It is not presented as a completed customer case study.
A technology business needs a packaged prototype transported directly from CB4 to an Oxford partner.
Check the release contact, packaging, orientation and dimensions, then confirm the receiving building and deadline before assigning a suitable dedicated van.
The customer receives operations updates and the named recipient’s proof of delivery.
Operations keeps the movement visible from assignment through delivery. Live GPS tracking can be shared on request.
Answers are based on the actual collection, cargo and deadline.
Operations will confirm availability, the vehicle plan and the collection estimate.