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DIRECTORY 2019/2020 PATRIOT RAIL & PORTS, parent to Portus and Seaonus, is a premier terminal operator with multiple locations throughout the Southeast. Each location offers full on-port stevedoing, terminal, and KLA_2019_Jaxport_RoRo 6/3/19 1:14 PM Page 1 warehousing services as well as connections to Class 1 Rail. Excellence on every level. Handling capabilities include containers, heavy lift, breakbulk, RoRo/LoLo, oversized and unusual pieces,PATRIOT and military RAIL at & certain PORTS, parent to Portus and Seaonus, is a locations.premier terminal operator with multiple locations throughout the Southeast. Contact us today to learn how we Each location offers full on-port canstevedoing, provide customterminal, solutions and in warehousing services as well as today'sconnections demanding to Class business 1 Rail. environment. Our passion is taking Handling capabilities include ourcontainers, customers heavy and lift,their breakbulk, cargo to RoRo/LoLo, oversized and unusual thepieces, next andlevel. military at certain locations. MOVING Contact us today to learn how we Albertocan provideCabrera, AVP custom Business solutions Development in 904.513.9039today's demanding • [email protected] business Offering RORO service from Jacksonville to Colombia, the East environment. Our passion is taking Coast of South America, the Mediterranean, and North Europe. our customers and their cargo to the next level. Whether it’s autos, trucks, buses, construction or agricultural machinery, trailers, boats, helicopters Scott MacGregor, AVP Business Development COMPANIES or static cargo, “K” Line will ensure your cargo is handled with precision and care by knowledgeable MOVING RORO professionals. 904.486.6029 • [email protected] “K” Line can also provide heavy roll trailers and bolsters for special cargo handling. Alberto Cabrera, AVP Business Development One of the world’s premier providers of global transportation solutions, “K” Line delivers quality, 904.513.9039 • [email protected] safety, and excellence on every vessel at every port. “K” Line, since 1919—building on 100 years of experience and service to our customers. CassieScott MacGregor, Dull, Director AVP Strategic Business Business Development COMPANIES Please contact our sales team at [email protected] for rates and service requests. Development904.486.6029 • [email protected] FORWARD 904.626.7889Cassie Dull, Director • [email protected] Strategic Business Development FORWARDA Premier Rail & 904.626.7889 • [email protected] A Premier Rail & ALL-AROUND CAPABILITIES, ALL AROUND THE WORLD www.patriotports.com “K” Line America, Inc. • Customer Service (866) 233-6875 (press option 1) • www.klineglobalroro.com www.patriotports.com PortPort ServicesServices CompanyCompany www.patriotrail.comwww.patriotrail.com St. Johns Ship Building Full-Service Construction and Repair of Steel and Aluminum Vessels 560 Stokes Landing Rd., Palatka, FL 32177 Tel: 386-456-6699 • Fax: 386.328.6046 • stjohnsshipbuilding.com St Johns Ad JaxPort_6_2019.indd 1 6/14/19 1:40 PM Innovation is Expected Jacksonville Puerto Rico Technology that Offers Advantages As an industry leader, TOTE Maritime offers the benefits of emerging technology. By pioneering LNG-powered Marlin Class container vessels, we provided the best in economic, environmentally friendly shipping. Now, you can ensure your perishables and pharmaceuticals maintain the correct temperature through our CoolConnect service, featuring smart refrigerated containers with 24/7 real-time monitoring. Every innovation is supported by turnkey customer service options that include our next-generation web portal and a new mobile app. Experience the TOTE Maritime difference – contact us today. 1.877.775.7447 | totemaritime.com Cliff Berry, Inc. Cliff Berry, Inc. Environmental Services 800-899-7745 Environmental Services www.cliffberryinc.com Preserving Tomorrow’s Environment www.cliffberryinc.com Cliff Berry, Inc. Cliff Berry, Inc. Environmental Services 800-899-7745 Environmental Services www.cliffberryinc.com ENVIRONMENTALPreserving SERVICES Tomorrow’s Environment PRESERVING TOMORROW’S ENVIRONMENT • Our certified hazardous material managers provide comprehensive waste management 800-899-7745 of all shipboard and industrial facility waste streams • OSHA, EPA & DOT compliance training • Industrial cleaning of facility storage tanks and marine cargo tanks • Industrial plant maintenance • Oil and hazardous waste clean-up and disposal www.cliffberryinc.com Cliff Berry Inc. • 851 Eller Drive, Ft. Lauderdale FL 33316 Tel 800.899.7745 • [email protected] WWW.CLIFFBERRYINC.COM 856495_Cliff.indd 1 3/14/18 4:57 PM CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Eric Green, (904) 357-3100 2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Baker, Chairman Jamie Shelton, Vice Chairman Wendy Hamilton, Treasurer J. Palmer Clarkson, Secretary John Falconetti, Immediate Past Chairman Ed Fleming, Member Dr. John Newman, Member SALES AND MARKETING Robert Peek, Director and General Manager Frank Camp, Director, Cargo Sales Rick Schiappacasse, Director, Forest Products & Specialty Cargos Lisa Wheldon, Director, Trade Development & Rail Aisha Eccleston, Director, National Container Accounts Ben Buben, Director, Cargo Sales Jim Butcher, Cargo Sales Business Consultant Alberto Cabrera, Director, Cruise & Cargo Development Chelsea Kavanagh, Public Information Officer Jeff Price, Marketing Manager Carolyn Strigglers, Sr. Business Analyst & Service Provider Liaison Whitney Croxton, Sr. Coordinator, Marketing Amy Klinkenberg, Sr. Coordinator, Creative Services Mackenzie Hill, Executive Assistant FACILITIES Doug Menefee, Director, Terminal Operations CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS 2831 Talleyrand Ave., Jacksonville, FL 32206 Ph: (904) 357-3000 | Toll-free +1 800-874-8050 Fax: (904) 357-3060 JAXPORT.com | [email protected] JAXPORT PUBLICATIONS Editor In Chief: Whitney Croxton Creative Director: Amy Klinkenberg PHOTO CREDITS JAXPORT Library, Mark’s Photos, Ketterman Photography, Capt. Chris Mons, Carnival Cruise Line JAXPORT Directory is published in association with the Jacksonville Port Authority by Clements Publishing Co. PO Box 51000, Jacksonville Beach, Fl 32240 (904) 249-1719 Publisher Mike Clements: [email protected] Advertising Sales Mike Clements: [email protected] Dave Cantwell: [email protected] X Marks the Spot Strategic Value Media: [email protected] 10 Design Brian Sieber: [email protected] Where shippers seamlessly connect their cargo ©2019 JAXPORT All rights reserved. The contents of this publication may not be reproduced by any means, in whole or in part, with- and customers. Learn more about JAXPORT’s out prior written consent. All reasonable efforts have been made global shipping options and innovative to ensure the accuracy of the information and no liability can be transportation solutions. attached to the Jacksonville Port Authority or the publisher for any errors, omissions or inaccuracies. 4 | JAXPORT DIRECTORY 2019/2020 12 1616 Diversified Cargo Capabilities Connecting you to the World From autos to containers, forest products to JAXPORT offers worldwide carrier services to more than 140 perishables - JAXPORT terminals are equipped to ports in 70 countries, connecting major international markets handle a wide variety of cargo types. with U.S. consumers. more stories 7 A Message from JAXPORT CEO Eric Green 8 JAXPORT Leadership 14 A Note from the Commercial Team 18 Key Markets 20 Rail Connections 36 21 Port Facilities 22 Blount Island Marine Terminal 24 Dames Point Marine Terminal 26 Talleyrand Marine Terminal 28 Intermodal Container Transfer Facility 36 30 Ocean Carriers Cruise with JAXPORT 32 Jacksonville’s Transportation & JAXPORT welcomes cruise passengers to the sunshine state Logistics Ecosystem year-round with service from Carnival Cruise Line. The terminal 34 Why Bring Biz to Jacksonville? also serves as a port of call for other cruise lines. 38 LNG in JAX 42 Port Improvements CONNECT WITH US! 44 Community 45 Environmental 47 Procurement READ ALL ABOUT IT 48 Security Stay connected to JAXPORT news! To be added to JAXPORT’s e-newsletter and news release distribution list, email us at [email protected]. JAXPORT DIRECTORY 2019/2020 | 5 SOLID AS A ROCK AND WE CAN MOVE IT, TOO. Logistics can be pretty heavy stuff, huh? It can also be little stuff, odd-sized stuff – you name it. And with so many unknowns you need to be certain of one thing: the company that’s moving it for you. At Trailer Bridge, our TRAILERBRIDGE.COM impressive fleet of ocean barges, new 53’ containers and integrated network of trusted carriers pick up and deliver 844.TBSHIPS cargo on time, every time. We’re out to break new ground in logistics’ excellence and we’d love to put our vision into action for you. A MESSAGE FROM JAXPORT WE ARE PLEASED TO PRESENT JAXPORT’S ANNUAL DIRECTORY, a great resource filled with information about our port’s capabilities as well as the hundreds of service providers fulfilling your cargo needs here in Northeast Florida. In the past year we have made significant strides to become the port of the future, where our port partners and customers thrive. We are achieving noteworthy progress on our single greatest opportunity for growth – the project to deepen the Jacksonville shipping channel to 47 feet. I can report the project is well underway and on track to finish two years ahead of schedule. Other significant projects include: A $240 million expansion of a major terminal operator
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