ResupplyNorway provides transport, inspections and practical work in places with difficult access. We take on jobs involving cabins, buildings and installations, film production, agriculture and mountain livestock.
When suitable for the job, we carry supplies and equipment as an alternative to a helicopter or drone. Send a map location, a few photos and your requirements, and we will assess the method, staffing and price.
Services
We plan, carry out and follow up the work, using people with the right experience. When specialist skills or authorisation are required, we bring in qualified professionals.
We deliver supplies, materials and equipment to cabins, buildings, facilities and projects with difficult access.
We carry out agreed inspections and document what is visible and accessible on site.
We handle straightforward practical tasks and prepare the site for further work.
Completed projects
See how loads are planned and delivered where the road ends.
01Old furniture was taken out and new furniture brought in by rowing boat and manual handling.
02Provisions were carried from Hjølmø to the DNT cabin Hadlaskard on Hardangervidda.
03Three batteries weighing 74 kg each and solar panels were transported 2.5 kilometres along a farm track and trail.
How it works
Each job is planned around the location, task and conditions. We agree on the method, staffing, time and price before starting.
Send the location, photos, details of the load or task, and your preferred timing.
We agree on the route, method, responsibilities, staffing, time and price.
You have one point of contact and receive the agreed documentation.
Frequently asked questions
You do not need a finished plan. Tell us what you know about the location, task and timing, and we will work out the rest together.
Contact us directly →We consider jobs in different parts of Norway. Travel, capacity and staffing are agreed for each enquiry.
The price depends on the load, route, staffing, travel, equipment and time required. The initial online assessment is non-binding.
Location, total weight, number of items, the heaviest and longest items, photos, map location, terrain and preferred timing.
A visual inspection describes what is visible and accessible at agreed checkpoints. It does not replace statutory, certified or authorisation-dependent inspections.
We can handle straightforward tasks such as clearing, marking, securing, preparation and maintenance within the agreed and permitted scope. Regulated work is carried out by an authorised contractor.
There is no fixed total limit. Quantity, distance, terrain, deadlines and crew size determine what is realistic and economical.
This is assessed individually. We have documented transporting 74 kg batteries with two people and a custom stretcher, but this is not a general weight limit.
Total weight, the heaviest item, distance, elevation difference, terrain, staffing, travel time, equipment, accommodation and deadlines are the main factors.
Yes, where the route and staffing allow safe handling. Send dimensions, weights and photos of the longest items.
Safety and responsible working come first. We agree on flexibility and a new date if conditions are unsuitable.
Items must withstand handling and weather as agreed. We provide specific advice once we know the contents, dimensions and route.
Yes. We work for private cabin owners, businesses and organisations.
Yes, when agreed as part of the job. We can also meet a supplier at a suitable transfer point.
Often for small, short or complex one-off jobs. Large quantities along an open corridor may suit a drone or helicopter better.
The agreed delivery may include photos, dates, times, location, checklists, meter readings, observed issues and a structured report or operation and maintenance records.
Yes, when the scope, checkpoints, frequency, response and available capacity are agreed in advance.
We clarify the task, roles and necessary qualifications for each job. Where a subcontractor or authorised contractor is needed, responsibilities and scope must be agreed before starting.
