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4.3 Fiji Port and Waterways Company Contact List Fiji Port and Waterways Company Contact List 4.3 Fiji Port and Waterways Company Contact List Fiji Port and Waterways Company Contact List Port Name Company Physical Address Website & Email Phone Number (office & Fa Description of Duties mobile) x N u m ber All Fiji Fiji Ports n/a http://www.portofsuva. +679 6662160 +6 Port Management Ports Corporation com 79 Limited 66 65 799 All Bollore 8-9 Freeston Road, Walu Bay, Chandima +679 3315044 +6 Transporter, shipping, storage: (Pacific Logistics Suva, Fiji Gunawardana, General 79 Island (Fiji) Ltd Manager. chandima. Shipping: MV Internatio gunawardana@bollor e. 33 nal Ports) com 15 Subritzky 120 MT, cargo capacity. MV, 055 Kusima 110 MT, cargo capacity MV, Mobile: +679 9994869 Kawai 115 MT, cargo capacity Ronald Dass, Manager Operations. Ronald [email protected] Mobile: +679 9905910 All (Fiji Fiji Ports n/a http://www.portofsuva. +679 6662160 +6 Port Management Ports) Corporation com 79 Limited 66 65 799 All / Suva Government Governments Wharf iliesa. Freight Superintendent: Mr. n Govt Only Shipping Shipping [email protected] Iliesa Raketekete /a Services Off Amra Street, Walu Bay, http://www. (GSS) Suva governmentshipping.gov. Tel: +679 3312246 fj Mobile: +6793314561 Port of Sea Road Fiji Seaboard Service pattersonship@connect. Sanjay Prasad n Shipping Schedule - Patterson Brothers S Suva Patterson (Patterson Brothers Seaboard com.fj /a eaboard Shipping co Brothers Shipping Co Ltd) Suite 182, + 679 3315644 Seaboard Epwoth House, Nina Street, Shipping co. Suva, Fiji. +6799221335 Port of Goundar Lot 22, Freeston Road, Walu goundarshipping@kidane Tel: + 679 3301060 n Shipping Schedule - Goundar Shipping Suva Shipping co. Bay, Suva. t.com.fj /a co Mobile: +6797775471 (Rakesh) +679 7775462 (Krishna) Vanua Wharf off Amra Street, Walu http://www. +679 3100566 / n Shipping Schedule - Vanua Valesasa Tra Valesasa Bay Office 414 Victoria uluinabukelevu.com/ bnai /a nsportation Company Limited Transportatio Parade, Suva. [email protected] (Bulou) 9097468 / 7751755 n Company icaginavanu a@yahoo. Limited com (Laitia) Victoria 25 Eliza Street, Walu Bay, Pita Services the Northern Vanua Levu, North Marine Suva. ern Lau and upper Southern Lau routes Limited Cokomata 7776920, Shipping Schedule - Victoria Marine Limit Joe Tagi: 7776919 ed South Island Office: 31 Email: ubaivatu@gmail. Ulaiasi Baivatu, Ben Shipping Schedule - South Island Shipping com, Services Shipping Nayau St., Samabula Cavu. Phone: +679 [email protected]. 3543883 /7725724 Services Suva. Port: Narain au /9022920 Phone: 363 2553/ Jetty, Walu Bay, Suva City, Central, Fiji 354 3833, Mobile: 902 2920, 772 5724 Page 1 Port of Su Ports n/a http://www.portofsuva. +679 6662160 +6 Port va com 79 Terminal Mob: +679 9931327 Operations Limited 66 (PTL) 65 799 Port of Su Suva Radio 3DP using http://www.frca.org.fj/ +679 3302864 n Port Customs va channels 16 and 12 /a commshipsreport@frca. org.fj Port of Su Williams Lot 9 Royal Palm Road, Navutu http://www.wgfiji.com.fj/ +6796 664090 +6 n/a va and Gosling 79 (Lautoka) 66 6 34 70 Port of Su Williams 80-82 Harris Road, Suva http://www.wgfiji.com.fj/ +679 3312633 +6 n/a va and Gosling 79 (Suva) 33 00 367 +6 79 33 02 106 Port of Su Williams Nadi Airport http://www.wgfiji.com.fj/ +679 672 2855 +6 n/a va and Gosling 79 (Nadi) 67 20 047 Port of Su Carpenters 22 Edinburgh Drive, Suva http://www.carpship.com. +679 9996 439 +6 n/a va/ fj 79 Lautoka Shipping 33 /Savusavu (Suva) m.narain. 01 , Taveuni shipping@carpenters. 572 com.fj Port of Su Carpenters 5-11 Naviti Street, Lautoka http://www.carpship.com. +679 9996 486 +6 n/a va Shipping fj 79 LaLautoka (Lautoka) 66 /Savusavu 64 , Taveuni 896 CDP Barge Operations Port of Su Pacific Level 2, Gohil Complex, http://www. +679 3315444 +6 n/a va Agencies Toorak Road pacificagenciesfiji.com/ 79 (Suva) 33 [email protected] 01 127 Port of Pacific 6 Sautamata Street, Lautoka http://www. +679 6660577 +6 n/a Suva Agencies pacificagenciesfiji.com/ g 79 (Lautoka) [email protected]. 66 fj 62 985 Port of Su Pacific 25 High http://www. +679 3305577 +6 n/a va Agencies shippingservicesfiji.com 79 (Lautoka) Street, Toorak 33 [email protected] 01 615 Port of Su Shipping Suites 3&4 Niranjan Building, http://www. +679 666 7677 +6 n/a va Services shippingservicesfiji.com 79 (Lautoka) 66 [email protected] 67 813 Port of Su Campbell's Rawa St., Suva http://csship.com/ +679 330-6329 +6 n/a va Shipping 79 Agency 33 06 363 Page 2 Port of Su Neptune Level 3, Ra Marama House 91 http://www. +679 3304 528 +6 n/a va Pacific Gordon Street neptunepacific.com 79 (Suva) 33 CustomerService- 00 [email protected] 057 +6 79 33 16 360 Port of Su Neptune Ground Floor Raymonds http://www. +679 6651244 +6 n/a va Building Queens Wharf Road neptunepacific.com 79 Pacific 66 (Lautoka) CustomerService- 50 [email protected] 663 Port of Meridian Lot 2 Waterfront Road [email protected] +679 6661262 +6 Brad Cupit Lautoka Engineering Lautoka. Domestic Wharf 79 Domestic Lautoka 99 27 123 Gecko Lot3 Waterfront Road, Trucking LAutokaDomestic Wharf Lautoka Port of Le Ports P.O.Box 88. Levuka Fiji http://www.portofsuva. +679 3440189 +6 Port Operating Company vuka and Terminal com 79 Port of Limited 34 (PTL) 40 Savusavu 261 Port of Le Fiji Ports n/a http://www.portofsuva. +679 6662160 +6 Port Operations vuka and Corporation com 79 Port Limited 66 65 of Savusa 799 vu Port of Le n/a n/a http://www.frca.org.fj/ +679 3302864 n Port Customs vuka and /a Port [email protected] of commshipsreport@frca. Savusavu org.fj Lautoka, t Off-shore L Lautoka Warf, Lautoka n/a Mr. Inoke Taliai, Phone: n Barge: MV Mohito, 30 MT Nett cargo o Yasawa i ogistics +679 /a capacity slands 8914011 Owned by Barefoot island resort Phone: +6796286217 Lautoka, t Msec Lautoka wharf, Lautoka, Fiji n/a Mr. Alipate Bola, Phone: n Barge: MV Bulavou, 15 MT Nett cargo o Yasawa i Limited 9999383 /a capacity, 8 Pax. slands All Barging Street, PO Box 1546, Lautoka, avinesh. Phone: +6796652696 / +6 MV Kusima 130 MT Nett Cargo +80 & Marine Fiji, Vessels at Lautoka wharf, [email protected]. 6645745/ 6665976 Mr. 79 Fresh water tank capacity. MV (Fiji) Lautoka, Fiji fj, parvin. kumar@allengi Avinesh Raj (Manager), Mr. 66 Subryzky 110 MT Nett cargo capacity (in Limited neering.com.fj Parvin Kumar (Managing 52 Suva): MV Kaiwai, 140 MT net cargo Director) 482 capacity (part of all Engineering Mobile: +679 9929309 (Fiji) Limited) Page 3.
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