Alantis Group
Specialist lifting, heavy haulage and abnormal-load transport for construction, industrial and infrastructure projects in the UK
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Alantis Group
Alantis Group provides specialist lifting, heavy haulage, abnormal-load transport and escort services, along with project logistics support for lifting and transport projects.
Its services include crane support, machinery lifting, loading and positioning, STGO movements and pilot-car escorts. The company serves construction, industrial and infrastructure projects across Merseyside and the UK.
Alantis Group Limited was founded in 2018 and is based in Bootle, Liverpool.
Product: Specialist lifting, heavy haulage, abnormal-load transport, escort services and project logistics.
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