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Project cargo marine insurance
Our specialist marine cargo insurance is designed for construction and erection projects all over the world.
Cover details
Cargo
We cover the loss or damage to project-critical items in transit to the site due to marine perils. This includes equipment, materials and goods needed for construction, operation or maintenance.
Items are covered from manufacture through to delivery at the construction site.
Our insurance is issued in line with international standards and is supported by our specialist risk engineers. Together, we can help clients manage exposures and strengthen risk controls.
Advanced loss of profits (ALOP) and delay in start-up (DSU)
Damage to critical items can have a big impact on starting up and completing a project.
Our insurance can help protect customers from financial losses. This could include cover for:
- Increased costs of working
- Continued payment of fixed costs
- Debt servicing
Our target customers
Engineering project construction
Project cargo business is aimed at risks associated with projects including:
- Power generation plants
- Wind farms
- Gas and oil refineries
- Water treatment facilities
- Extraction of minerals, metals and ores
- Rail infrastructure
- Petrochemical plants
- Civil and commercial property developments
Associated projects
We can also offer cover in association with other global projects, including:
- Renewable energy projects such as solar, wind or battery energy storage systems (BESS)
- Transitional energy plants – such as gas and oil powered energy plants in developing countries
- Infrastructure – such as rail, road, bridge and other civil development projects
- Water treatment – including clean water and desalination
- Mineral extraction – with an emphasis on sustainable energy where minerals such as lithium and graphite are used
- Gas and oil refineries
- Production and real estate projects – such as new factories and production facilities
Risk appetite
We will consider all project cargo business, but take into account:
- Project type
- The associated critical cargo
- Infrastructure available to support all parts of the logistics chain
- Risk management oversight
- Clear identification of critical insurance items
- Cover and pricing expectations
Ready for a quote?
Brokers
Contact us for a quote or for more details. We are here to help.
Customers
You'll need a broker registered with Intact Insurance to buy this cover.
Contact your broker or find a broker with BIBA.
Documents
Policy documents
October 2025
Our target customers
Engineering project construction
Project cargo business is aimed at risks associated with projects including:
- Power generation plants
- Wind farms
- Gas and oil refineries
- Water treatment facilities
- Extraction of minerals, metals and ores
- Rail infrastructure
- Petrochemical plants
- Civil and commercial property developments
Associated projects
We can also offer cover in association with other global projects, including:
- Renewable energy projects such as solar, wind or battery energy storage systems (BESS)
- Transitional energy plants – such as gas and oil powered energy plants in developing countries
- Infrastructure – such as rail, road, bridge and other civil development projects
- Water treatment – including clean water and desalination
- Mineral extraction – with an emphasis on sustainable energy where minerals such as lithium and graphite are used
- Gas and oil refineries
- Production and real estate projects – such as new factories and production facilities
Risk appetite
We will consider all project cargo business, but take into account:
- Project type
- The associated critical cargo
- Infrastructure available to support all parts of the logistics chain
- Risk management oversight
- Clear identification of critical insurance items
- Cover and pricing expectations
Ready for a quote?
Brokers
Contact us for a quote or for more details. We are here to help.
Customers
You'll need a broker registered with Intact Insurance to buy this cover.
Contact your broker or find a broker with BIBA.
Documents
Policy documents
October 2025
