By road
5
company-owned trucks
GCITI runs its own road fleet rather than subcontracting delivery, so the people who take your order are the people who move the fuel.
Bulk diesel delivery, by road or by water
GCITI delivers bulk diesel across Guyana on its own equipment — five company-owned trucks and five vessels. The mode is planned around your volume, the access at your site, the destination and the conditions on the route, and it is decided with you rather than assumed.
The route decides
By road or by water
One order, two ways to fulfil it. We plan delivery around the volume, the access at your end, the destination and the conditions on the day.
Tell us the destination, the volume and how a vehicle or vessel reaches you, and marine operations will tell you which route fits. We do not quote a mode before we know the site.
Which one suits your site
Neither mode is better. They answer different sites. Read across the row that matches your situation.
| By road | By water | |
|---|---|---|
| Your destination | Reachable by road | On a river or the coast |
| Site access | A vehicle can reach and turn at your tank | A vessel can come alongside |
| Typical use | Inland sites, yards, plant and depots | River, coastal and marine delivery points |
| Who operates it | GCITI's own road fleet | GCITI's own vessels and crew |
| What we need from you | Address, access and tank details | Delivery point and vessel access |
The equipment behind it
By water
5
vessels, 1,556,000 gal combined liquid capacity
Published capacities from 211,000 to 715,000 gallons, including a double-hulled tanker. Particulars for every hull.
Questions buyers ask about delivery
Do you deliver by road or only by water?
Both. GCITI operates five company-owned trucks alongside its own vessels, and the mode is chosen by where the fuel has to go and how much of it there is.
How do you decide which mode to use?
Volume, access at your end, the destination and the conditions on the route. Send us the site and we will tell you which one fits — we do not quote a mode before we know the site.
Can you reach sites off the road network?
That is what the water side is for. The fleet's shallowest published light draft is 7.5 feet, on Candy Coaster, which governs which river berths are reachable.
How much can you deliver at once?
By water, published liquid capacities run from 211,000 to 715,000 gallons depending on the vessel. Road volumes are confirmed against your site and your tank when we quote.
Do you own the delivery fleet or subcontract it?
GCITI owns and operates both. Five company-owned trucks and five vessels — you are dealing with the operator, not a broker between you and the delivery.
What do you need to give me a delivery answer?
Where it is going, how much, when you need it, and how a vehicle or vessel reaches you. That is enough to come back with a real answer rather than a range.
Tell us where it has to go
Destination, volume, when you need it, and how a vehicle or vessel reaches you.