Receive, identify, stage.
Connect incoming cargo to warehouse records and customer release instructions. Keep material identifiable by project, pallet or destination.
In practice: Tesla Megapack · AES Alamitos · Adobe

Battery-equipment warehousing, staging and site-sequenced delivery for BESS and energy infrastructure. We connect receiving, warehouse and dispatch teams around the project’s field schedule.

A customer can engage Proline for a warehouse assignment, a transportation program or a connected project movement. Each case below identifies our role.
Connect incoming cargo to warehouse records and customer release instructions. Keep material identifiable by project, pallet or destination.
In practice: Tesla Megapack · AES Alamitos · Adobe
Build the outbound plan around receiving capacity, installation sequence and appointments. Prepare the first loads before the next receiving day.
In practice: AES Alamitos · Spectrum
Align handling, truck readiness and site access before dispatch. Resolve gaps that create waiting, rehandling or damage exposure.
In practice: AES Alamitos · Davis–Monthan
Volume alone does not define complexity. Inventory identity, handling needs, security and site readiness change how the work is organized.
Large inbound volumes need storage, identifiable inventory and releases timed to construction.
Centennial Flats · RegulusThe agreed role matters: equipment storage for Megapack; warehouse-to-site dispatch and crane coordination for Alamitos.
Tesla Megapack · AES AlamitosDriver clearance, gate instructions and approved receiving windows must be settled before the truck leaves.
Davis–Monthan · Correctional facilitiesEach campus has its own receiving contact, access route and safe delivery window.
Irvine schools · Palm Springs schoolsOpen a project for its requirement, Proline’s responsibilities, operating approach and the available results.
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Long Beach, California · 2020 delivery archive · BESS
198 inbound containers, approximately 300 outbound flatbeds, and a preloading plan built around a 7:00 AM jobsite receiving start.
View project detailsArizona · 2025
Warehouse support for Tesla Megapack equipment held in Arizona during 2025.
View project detailsArizona · 2024–2025
Receiving, storage and release support for solar equipment in Copia’s Arizona construction program.
View project detailsArizona · 2024–2025
Warehouse staging and outbound availability coordinated with the customer’s project releases.
View project detailsArizona · Copia solar program
Project logistics support connecting staged solar equipment with the customer’s release plan.
View project detailsLynwood & Kern County, California · Historical SunEdison program
Port arrivals buffered in a dedicated warehouse, then released when the construction site was ready.
View project detailsNorth Las Vegas, Nevada · 2013
Warehouse storage followed by construction-sequenced dispatch, with one truck scheduled each hour.
View project detailsKern County, California · 2013–2014
Receiving, pallet identity, outbound documents and appointment records linked into a traceable delivery file.
View project detailsMerced County, California · 2014–2015
A defined transportation program connecting truckloads with the pallet and module quantities handled.
View project detailsTucson, Arizona · 2013–2014
Transportation for a complete 16.4 MW solar installation, planned around military-base access controls.
View project detailsMultiple California state facilities · 2013–2014
Secure, appointment-based deliveries with driver clearance, PPE and facility-specific access rules.
View project detailsIrvine, California · 2010–2014
Campus-by-campus deliveries released only after school staff approved safe receiving conditions.
View project detailsDesert Hot Springs, California · 2013
Separate receiving and release records for Painted Hills Middle School and Desert Hot Springs High School.
View project detailsOur planning focuses on the points where avoidable waiting, extra handling and cargo damage can enter the operation.
Agree on cargo dimensions, handling needs, capacity and receiving arrangements. For port scope, align pickup and return plans with free time.
Confirm material, release instructions, vehicle readiness and site availability. Keep mismatches visible until they are resolved.
Give drivers the receiving window, access requirements and unloading plan. Connect the site, warehouse and dispatcher before the truck leaves.
Advance loading, secured-yard overnight staging and early dispatch met the receiving start without extra dispatch charges for that arrangement.
Read the operating details →Tell us what must move, where it will be received and which dates matter. We will define the logistics responsibilities around that requirement.
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