Yes, two shipping containers can be delivered side by side if the site supports both units and the carrier can safely place and later retrieve each one. Plan separate support, drainage, door swing, inspection access and the second delivery path; a roof or sealed connection needs project engineering and may also require permits.
Sequence the side-by-side container deliveries before the first placement
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Set the gap between side-by-side shipping containers deliberately
Door orientation determines whether the pair is usable
A canopy or shared roof is a separate structural project
Delivery clearance remains around both units
Security and operations should treat the pair deliberately
The handover drawing becomes the maintenance map
Plan both placements and the gap between them
Provide the site layout, finished orientation, door swings, drainage and service space, plus the order in which the units must arrive. Ask the supplier to confirm individual support points and whether the delivery equipment can place the second unit without disturbing the first.