RichLand Logistics secures two-year logistics contract with Schneider Electric

The company targets instant visibility via Schneider’s data feeding tower.

RichLand Logistics Services, a wholly owned subsidiary of SGX-listed Eneco Energy has secured a 2-year logistics distribution contract with Schneider Electric Singapore to deliver its finished goods and components to its customer base in Singapore, the company announced.

In line with the contract, RichLand has tailored its in-house and app-based management system, REVO Transport Management System (TMS), to provide Schneider with real time, activity-based data, on every transaction. Data feeding will use Schneider’s dynamic regional supply chain control tower based within Singapore. Such solution allows Schneider and their customers to have instant visibility on every point of goods delivery.

A dedicated fleet of 5 new vehicles will be provided to Schneider, in which all are equipped with environmentally friendly Euro 6 engines.

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