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CONTACT INFORMATION for U.S.-FLAG CARRIERS Last Update: Tue,March 24,2020 Tue, Mar CONTACT INFORMATION FOR U.S.-FLAG CARRIERS Last Update: Tue,March 24,2020 Tue, Mar. 24, 2020 CARRIERS U.S-FLAG VESSELS LINKS ALASKA MARINE LINES Equipment details: 5615 W. Marginal Way S.W. TUGS: Alaska Marine Lines equipment Post Office Box 24348 Seattle, WA 98124-4348 BARGES: Alaska Marine Lines equipment Contact: Ms. Rheagan Sparks Phone: 206-439-5664 Email: [email protected] Mr. Don Reid Phone: 907-463-9329 Mobile: 907-321-2328 Email: [email protected] Web Page: http://www.aml.lynden.com ALASKA TANKER COMPANY LLC TANKERS: Equipment details: 15400 NW Greenbrier Parkway Alaskan Legend http://www.aktanker.com/fleet/ Suite A400 Parkside Bldg Alaskan Explorer Beaverton, Oregon 97006 Alaskan Frontier Contact: Mr. Chistopher Merten Alaskan Navigator Chief Operating Manager Phone: 503-207-0139 Fax: 503-207-0139 Email: [email protected] Web Page: http://www.aktanker.com/ ALLIANCE NAVIGATION LLC RO/ROs: Trade Routes Schedules: 2615 Port Industrial Drive, Suite 405 ALLIANCE FAIRFAX Alliancenavigation Trade-routesAlliancenavigation schedule Jacksonville, FL 32226 ALLIANCE NORFOLK Phone: 800-285-4585 ALLIANCE ST. LOUIS FAX: 904-352-2484 Web Page: http://www.alliancenavigation.com Contact: Stephen Stretz Phone: 904-516-4883 Email: [email protected] Contact: Stephen Hubert Phone: 904-516-4887 Email: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Dolly Mckown Phone: 904-516-4885 Email: [email protected] AMERICAN ROLL-ON ROLL-OFF CARRIER, LLC RO/ROs: Fleet details: Trade Routes Schedules: 188 Broadway ENDURANCE ARC Shipping Fleet ARC Shipping Route-maps ARC Shipping Schedule Woodcliff Lake, NJ 07677 FREEDOM FAX: 201-307-8798 HONOR Web Page: https://www.arcshipping.com/ INDEPENDENCE II Contact: Dan Leon, INTEGRITY Gen. Manager, Trade Operations RESOLVE Phone: 201-571-0473 (direct) PATRIOT Email: [email protected] LIBERTY Contact: Christopher J. Barber, VP Sales & BD - Washington, DC: ARC RESOLVE E-mail: [email protected] ARC INDEPENDENCE Phone: 201-571-0475 ARC INTEGRITY APL CONTAINERSHIPS: Trade Routes 1667 K Street, NW, Suite 400 APL GUAM APL U.S.-flag-services Washington, DC 20006 APL GULF EXPRESS Customer Service: 1-800-999-7733, Option 6 #2 APL SAIPAN Web Page: http://www.apl.com PRESIDENT CLEVELAND Contact: Mr. Christopher Thomas PRESIDENT EISENHOWER Senior Director, Sales Government Trade PRESIDENT FD ROOSEVELT Phone: 202-496-2496 PRESIDENT KENNEDY Email: [email protected] PRESIDENT TRUMAN Contact: Mr. Adam Peterson PRESIDENT WILSON Director, Govt Business Development Phone: 732-713-6933 Email: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Jerry Jameson Director, Projects and MHHG Markets, Government Trade Phone: 512-215-2880 Email: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Karen Mendala Sr,. Manager, AID/RELIEF/AFRICA Phone: 202-496-2497 Email: [email protected] BOUCHARD TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Fleet details: 58 South Service Road, Suite 150 TUGS: Bouchardtransport Tugs Melville, NY 11747 Contact: Morton S. Bouchard III Phone: 631-390-4900 BARGES: Bouchardtransport Barges FAX: 631-390-4905 Email: [email protected] [email protected] Web Page: http://www.bouchardtransport.com CENTRAL GULF LINES, INC./SEACOR/WATERMAN RO/ROs: Fleet details: Page 1 of 6 CONTACT INFORMATION FOR U.S.-FLAG CARRIERS Last Update: Tue,March 24,2020 Tue, Mar. 24, 2020 CARRIERS U.S-FLAG VESSELS LINKS 460 Park Avenue, Suite 1200 GREEN BAY Watermanlogistics Fleet-info New York, NY 10022 GREEN COVE Phone: 202-379-9692 GREEN LAKE Email: [email protected] GREEN RIDGE Phone: 212-747-8550 Email: [email protected] Web Page : https://watermanlogistics.com/ CHEVRON SHIPPING TANKERS: 1500 Louisiana St. TEXAS VOYAGER Houston, TX 77002 FLORIDA VOYAGER Contact: Ms. Anita Di Meco, U.S. Flag Chartering Mgr. MISSISSIPPI VOYAGER Phone: 832-854-5285 CALIFORNIA VOYAGER Email: [email protected] Web Page: http://www.chevron.com COASTAL TRANSPORTATION GENERAL CARGO: Fleet details: Trade Routes Schedules: 4025 13th Avenue West COASTAL NAVIGATOR Coastaltransportation Vessels Coastaltransportation SailingCoastaltransportation Map Schedule Seattle, WA 98118 COASTAL NOMAD Contact: Mr. Elliot Strong, Vice President COASTAL PROGRESS Phone: 206-282-9979 COASTAL TRADER FAX: 206-283-9121 COASTAL STANDARD Email: [email protected] Web Page: http://www.coastaltransportation.com COLUMBIA COASTAL TRANSPORT, LLC Fleet details: 106 Allen Road BARGES: https://www.columbia-group.com/barge-services/offices-and-contacts/equipment/ Liberty Corner, NJ 07938 Contact: Mr. Joe Villa, VP Operations Phone: 908-991-0001 FAX: 908-580-1000 Email: [email protected] Web Page: https://www.columbia-group.com/ CRIMSON SHIPPING CO., INC. Fleet details: Trade Routes Schedules: 150 Viaduct Road RO/RO WAREHOUSE BARGES: http://www.crimsonshipping.com/Vessels.htmhttp://www.crimsonshipping.com/Ports.htm Chickasaw, AL 36611 Contact: Mr. Alan Weatherford DECK BARGE: http://www.crimsonshipping.com/Vessels.htmhttp://www.crimsonshipping.com/Ports.htm Phone: 251-404-8016 FAX: 251-457-9597 Email: [email protected] TUGS: http://www.crimsonshipping.com/Vessels.htmhttp://www.crimsonshipping.com/Ports.htm Web Page: http://www.Crimsonshipping.com CROWLEY MARITIME CORP. Fleet details: Trade Routes Schedules: CROWLEY MARINE SERVICES INC. Liner Services http://www.crowley.com/vessel-specifications/http://www.crowley.com/what-we-do/shipping-and-logistics/liner-services-overview/Crowley find-a-route CROWLEY LINER SERVICES INC. P.O. Box 359004 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33335 Tug Barges http://www.crowley.com/what-we-do/petroleum-and-chemical-transportation/articulated-tug-barges-atbs/http://www.crowley.com/what-we-do/shipping-and-logistics/route-details-and-sailing-schedules/Crowley find-a-route Contact: Mr. Jay S. Brickman, V.P., Government Services Phone: 305-470-4098 FAX: 305-470-4064 Tanker Escorts http://www.crowley.com/what-we-do/harbor-ship-assist-and-tanker-escort/fleet-description/http://www.crowley.com/what-we-do/shipping-and-logistics/route-details-and-sailing-schedules/Crowley find-a-route Email: [email protected] Web Page : http://www.crowley.com Contact: Mr. John Ara, VP, Sales and Chartering Barge Fleet http://www.crowley.com/what-we-do/alaska-fuel-sales-and-distribution/barge-fleet/http://www.crowley.com/what-we-do/shipping-and-logistics/route-details-and-sailing-schedules/Crowley find-a-route Phone: 904-727-2333 FAX: 305-470-4064 Email: [email protected] For Tankers & ATB’s contact: Contact: Ms. Heather Harrison, Chartering Phone: 904-727-2381 Email: [email protected] FARRELL LINES Fleet details: Trade Routes One Commercial Place, 20th Floor RO/ROs: http://www.farrelllines.com/fleet.phphttp://www.farrelllines.com/services.php Norfolk, VA 22209 ALLIANCE FAIRFAX Contact: Torben Svenningsen, VP and CCO ALLIANCE NORFOLK Phone: 703-351-0119 ALLIANCE ST. LOUIS FAX: 703-373-6019 Email: [email protected] Web Page : http://www.farrelllines.com/ Contact: Courtney Marshall Phone: 703-351-0118 FAX: 703-373-6019 Email: [email protected] FOSS INTERNATIONAL, INC. Fleet details: 1151 Fairview Ave. North OCEANGOING BARGES https://www.foss.com/fleet/ Seattle, WA 98188 Contact: Mr. John Tirpak Phone: 281-665-9832 Email: [email protected] INTEGRATED TUG/BARGE https://www.foss.com/fleet/ Web Page: https://www.foss.com Contact: Sales & Marketing Phone: 800-562-2711 Email: [email protected] OCEANGOING TUGS https://www.foss.com/fleet/ Web Page: https://www.foss.com/about-us/contact-us/ FOSS MARITIME COMPANY Fleet details: Page 2 of 6 CONTACT INFORMATION FOR U.S.-FLAG CARRIERS Last Update: Tue,March 24,2020 Tue, Mar. 24, 2020 CARRIERS U.S-FLAG VESSELS LINKS 1151 Fairview Ave. N TUGS: https://www.foss.com/fleet/ Seattle, WA 98109 Contact: Mr. Reed Clark, Manager, Planning/Contracts Phone: 206-315-3538 FAX: 206-270-4882 DECK BARGES: https://www.foss.com/fleet/ Email: [email protected] Web Page: https://www.foss.com GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL MARINE TUGS: P.O. Box 6031 BORINQUEN (1,800 hp) Houma, LA 70360 DORADO (1,800 hp) Contact: Mr. Ray Fournier, President TITAN (2,250 hp) Phone: 985-868-9327 HERCULES (3,000 hp) FAX: 985-868-7759 ELIZABETH ANN (3,300 hp) Email: [email protected] or [email protected] BARGES: CATANO (liquid barge) NICOLE C (liquid barge) MARIA TERESA (liquid barge) HAPAG-LLOYD USA, LLC Fleet details: Trade Routes Schedules: 399 Hoes Lane, Suite #100 GEARED CONTAINERSHIPS: https://www.hapag-lloyd.com/en/products/us-flag/bydeparture.html#from=north_america&to=https://www.hapag-lloyd.com/en/products/us-flag/bydeparture.html#from=north_america&to=Hapag-lloyd schedule Piscataway, NJ 08854 CHARLESTON EXPRESS Toll Free: 800-834-6314 PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS Contact: Mr. Jared Henry VP ST. LOUIS EXPRESS Phone: 732-733-3607 WASHINGTON EXPRESS Email: [email protected] YORKTOWN EXPRESS Contact: Mr. Dave Wilson, Sr. Manager, US Govt. Sales Phone: 732-733-3614 Email: [email protected] Contact: Dominick Licciardone, BD Mgr. Phone: 732-733-3657 Cell: 732-221-4952 Email: [email protected] Contact: Ms. Gina Rivera Director of Contracting/Business Development Phone: 732-733-3625 Email: [email protected] Contact: Mr. Greg Schneider, Sales Support and Pricing Phone: 732-733-3618 Email: [email protected] KIRBY OFFSHORE MARINE Dry Bulk Carriers: 55 Waugh Drive, Suite 1000 JONATHAN SUGAR EXPRESS Houston, TX 77007 50,000 – 185,000 BARRELS DOUBLE HULL ATB’S: Main Phone: 713-435-1000 DBL 55/PACIFIC WOLF DBL 81/CAPE HATRERAS DBL 82/ MT. ST ELIAS DBL 102/CAPE LOOKOUT Fax: 713-435-1426 DBL 103/CAPE HENRY DBL 104/DENALI DBL 140/LINCOLN SEA KIRBY 155-01/HEATH WOOD Web Page: http://www.kirbycorp.com KIRBY 155-02/PAUL MCLARNEN KIRBY 185-01/NANCY PETERKIN KIRBY 185-02/TINA PYNE DBL 185/DUBLIN SEA Contact: Mr. John Hallmark TMI 17/ SEA EAGLE DBL 106/ RANDY MCCRANEY DBL 78/ CAPE ANN DBL 105 Phone: 713-435-1450 DBL 101/CAPE CANAVERAL Email: [email protected] 80,000 BARRELS DOUBLE HULL TANK BARGES: Contact: Mr. Steve Cannon DBL 54 DBL 77 DBL 79 DBL 81 Phone: 713-435-1419 DBL 83 DBL 84 DBL 85 CAPELLA Email: [email protected] DENEB SASANOA Contact: Mr.
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