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List of Accredited Ppa Port Service Providers (As of January 20, 2020) LIST OF ACCREDITED PPA PORT SERVICE PROVIDERS (AS OF JANUARY 20, 2020) Reference Code Name of Applicant Type of Service RJDP-OS-112021-000001 R.J. Del Pan and Co., Inc. Marine and Cargo Surveyors SSSI-VR-112018-000003 SubSea Services Incoroprated Vessel and Marine Structure Inspection, Maintenance abd Repair RSSI-OS-112018-000004 RVV Security System, Inc. Security Services Provider GLMS-BU-112018-000005 Global Maritime Logistics Support, Inc. Bunkering GLMS-CD-112018-000005 Global Maritime Logistics Support, Inc. Chandling GLMS-TS-112018-000005 Global Maritime Logistics Support, Inc. Transport Services GLMS-OS-112018-000005 Global Maritime Logistics Support, Inc. Shipping Agency JBCI-OS-112018-000006 JRBuilders Company Inc. Port Contractor FEFC-OS-112018-000007 Far East Fuel Corporation SRF Service Provider TASS-CH-112021-000009 Taurus Arrastre and Stevedoring Cargo Handling Operator DLPI-TS-112018-000010 DRP Logistics Phils., Inc. Cargo Forwarding AJLS-TS-112018-000011 Alljoy Logistics Freight Forwarder OPME-OS-112018-000012 Optimum Equipment Management & Exchange Inc. Port Services Provider (Equipment Supplier) SCCF-TS-112018-000013 Straight Commercial Cargo Forwarders, Inc. Trucking (Transport Services) ONRS-TO-112021-000014 Omnico Natural Resources, Inc. Towing / Tugging Services ONRS-WS-112021-000014 Omnico Natural Resources, Inc. Watering Services ONRS-OS-112021-000014 Omnico Natural Resources, Inc. Cargo Surveying and Cargo Checking Services SRCI-OS-122018-000015 Super-Aire Refrigeration and Contractors, Inc. Preventive Maintenance of Air-con Units YLPI-TS-122018-000016 Yusen Logistics Philippines, Inc. International Freight Forwarding SCHS-PT-122018-000017 Samarenos Integrated Cargo Handling Services, Incorporated Port Terminal Services FCSI-TS-122018-000018 Fivestar Cargo Services, Inc. Freight Forwarding Services ADTS-TS-122018-000019 ADRI Trucking Services Trucking Service s Provider MSAC-TS-122018-000020 Max Shipping & Air Cargo, Inc. Freight Forwarder PCHS-TS-122018-000022 PC Haulers Hauler GASC-CH-122021-000024 Guiuan Arrastre and Stevedoring Corp. Cargo Handling Operator ALTS-BU-122018-000025 Asialink Transport Service Bunkering Services HSSS-CL-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Cleaning Service HSSS-OS-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Underwater Surveying HSSS-WD-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Oil Spill Equipment Shed HSSS-MU-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Mooring/ Line Handling HSSS-VR-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Vessel Repair / Maintenance HSSS-BU-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Bunkering HSSS-TA-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Tug Assistance HSSS-TO-122018-000026 Harbor Star Shipping Services, Inc. Towing/Tugging/Tugboat Servcies PPSS-CH-122018-000027 Pearl's Port Services Cargo Handling Services CASI-CH-122018-000028 Cabignayan Arrastre Services Inc. Cargo Handling Services MWPA-PS-122018-000029 Macajar Wharf Porters Association Porterage Services MWPA-CS-122018-000029 Macajar Wharf Porters Association Caneteen Services STST-SH-122018-000032 Steward's Store Shop / Store JCPE-TS-122018-000033 JCP Enterprises Transport Services PASI-TS-122018-000034 PG Ang and Sons, Inc. Trucking Services BCTA-TS-122021-000035 Big Chief Trucking and Allied Services Trucking Services KESI-TS-122021-000036 Kornet Express, Inc. Cargo Forwarding JJMN-SH-122018-000038 JJMN Food Corner Store / Shop PCBS-CH-122018-000040 Prudential Customs Brokerage Services, Inc. Cargo Handling Services PCBS-PT-122018-000040 Prudential Customs Brokerage Services, Inc. Port Terminal Services PCBS-MU-122018-000040 Prudential Customs Brokerage Services, Inc. Mooring / Unmooring PCBS-WD-122018-000040 Prudential Customs Brokerage Services, Inc. Waste Disposal Services PCBS-PS-122018-000040 Prudential Customs Brokerage Services, Inc. Porterage Services PCBS-WB-122018-000040 Prudential Customs Brokerage Services, Inc. Weighbridge / Truckscale CPAS-SH-122021-000041 CRISANTA PASALUBONG AND SOUVENIR ITEMS Store / Shop MBLI-PT-122018-000042 MBL Port Resources and Services Inc. Port Terminal Services GSMB-TS-122018-000043 Great Swiss Metal Builders Corp. Trucking/Hauling/ Trasnport Services NIFC-TS-122018-000044 Nonpareil International Freight and Cargo Services, Inc. Cargo Forwarder JGTI-TS-122018-000045 Junna Global Transport, Inc. Trasnport Services SPSI-OS-122018-000048 Sharp Port Services Inc. Shipping Agent GMLI-TS-122018-000049 Gasmate LPG Inc. Hauling of Cargoes BBBG-CS-122018-000051 Bamboo Break by Bamboo Garden Zahorte, Inc. Canteen Services MKRT-TS-122018-000052 MKR Transport & Trucking Services Transport Services FBPS-PT-122021-000053 FTM Brokerage and Port Services, Inc. (FTMBPSI) Port Terminal Services FCCI-TA-012019-000054 F.F. Cruz & Co. Inc. Tug Assistance FETS-TS-012019-000055 FEM Trucking Services Trasport/Trucking Services UALP-TS-012019-000056 Unified Alliance Asia Logistics Phils. Inc. Cargo Forwarding ASMI-TS-012019-000057 AH Shoppers Mart Incorporated Port Service Providers (Hauler of Own Cargo) DALA-PT-012022-000059 Dapa Labor Services (DALAS) Port Terminal Services AWGP-PT-012022-000062 A.W.G. Port Services Port Terminal Service IPSP-WD-012019-000063 Iprudential Stevedoring and Port Services Inc. Waste Disposal Services MCER-TS-012019-000064 Maptan Construction and Equipment Rentals, Inc. Hauler HFSL-CS-012019-000065 Hiroshi Food Stall Canteen Services JSTS-TS-122021-000066 JC Safe Trucking Services Trucking Services Provider AMAR-TO-012019-000067 AMARR Marine, Inc. Towing / Tugging Services 1SCS-TS-012019-000068 101 Supply Chain Solution Trucking / Hauling of Cargo FDFI-TS-012019-000069 Fortune Dream Forwarding inc. Trucking YSPI-OS-012019-000070 Yangming Shipping Philippines Inc. Shipping Agent LIPS-PT-012019-000071 Leyte Integrated Port Service, Inc. (LIPSI) Port Terminal Services SFFI-TS-012019-000072 Sky Freight Forwarders Inc. Cargo Forwarding MFPI-BU-012019-000073 Marine Fuels Philippines Inc. Bunkering SSCP-OS-012019-000075 Superserve Corporation Supplier & Contractor JTIP-TS-012019-000076 Jugro Transport International Philippines, Corp. Freight Forwarding Company NGLI-TS-012019-000077 NNR Global Logistics (Phil) Inc. Freight Forwarding Services ROST-SH-012019-000078 Rotels Store Store/Shop ECAS-CS-012019-000079 ECA Store Canteen Services / Store FHLC-CH-012019-000080 Forest Hills Logistics Corporation Cargo Handling Services (Arrastre Service) MEIC-CH-012019-000081 Mega Equipment International Corporation Cargo Handling Operator NDCO-CH-012019-0000082 Natidome Corporation Cargo Handling Services NDCO-MU-012019-0000082 Natidome Corporation Mooring/Unmooring Page 1 of 13 NDCO-WS-012019-0000082 Natidome Corporation Watering Services MTSC-OS-012019-000085 Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation Marine Salvage and Diving Services (Other Services) MTSC-TA-012019-000085 Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation Ocean and Coastal Towage / Vessel-up (Towing / Tugging Services) MTSC-LB-012019-000085 Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation Lighterage / Barging MTSC-MU-012019-000085 Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation Harbor Docking and Undocking / Fendering (Mooring / Unmooring) MTSC-WD-012019-000085 Malayan Towage and Salvage Corporation Oil Spill Response / Emergency Response (Waste Disposal Services) EAPI-OS-122018-000086 Everflow Apparel Philippines Industries Company Ltd. Import / Export KUMC-MU-122018-000087 Kapit Bisig Ugnayan Multi Purpose Cooperative Mooring / Unmooring Services KUMC-WD-122018-000087 Kapit Bisig Ugnayan Multi Purpose Cooperative Waste Disposal Services MLSC-TS-122018-0000088 Maptan Logistics and Supply Chain Management Corporation. Hauler UPPI-BU-122019-000089 Unioil Petroleum Philippines Inc. Bunkering LLSI-TS-012019-000090 Landbridge Logistics Services Inc. Hauler IPSP-CH-122018-000091 Iprudential Stevedoring and Port Services Inc. Cargo Handling Services FPCI-BU-012019-000092 Flagship Petroleum Carrier, Inc. Bunkering Services AFTS-TS-012019-000093 AF Truking Services Hauler / Trucker WAVE-WD-122018-000096 Wave Industrial Sales waste Disposal Service Providers NNFK-CS-012019-000097 Noshes and Nibbles Frappe Kiosk Canteen Services CSTS-TS-012019-000098 Cristeta G. Santiago Trasport Service Passenger Transport VTRS-WD-122018-000099 Viman Treatment and Recycling System Corp. Waste Disposal Services VTRS-WD-122018-000099 Viman Treatment and Recycling System Corp. Cleaning Services SHTI-LB-012019-000100 Seahawk Transport, Inc. Lighterage and Barging TMOM-PT-012019-000101 Third Millenium Oil Mills, Inc. Private Port ACPS-CH-012019-000102 Antique Cargo Handling & Port Terminal Services Inc. CHO for Cargo Handling Services ACPS-MU-012019-000102 Antique Cargo Handling & Port Terminal Services Inc. Vessel Services (Mooring and Unmooring) DBCM-TS-122018-000104 Davao Bay Coconut Oil Mills Inc. Trucking / Hauling Services RHES-TS-012019-000107 V Trucking / Transport Services STSC-TA-012019-000108 SedAr Tug Services Corp Tugboat Service Provider AJCM-TS-122018-000109 AJ and J Cargo Movers, Inc. Trucking Services MAMC-LB-012019-000110 Masuda Marine Corp. Barging / Lighterage LCFB-TS-012019-000111 Logistics Cargo Forwarders and Brokerage Corp. Trucking and Freight Forwarding RMIM-CH-012019-000112 R and M Industiral and Marine Services Cargo Handling Services ( Cargo Surveying and Checking Services) MCTT-BU-012019-000113 MCT Transport and Cargo Handling Services, Inc. Bunkering Services SOSI-OS-012019-000114 Supply Oilfield Services, Inc. Shipping Agent IPSO-PT-012019-000115 Integrated Port
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