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TUG Services

Port agent

tug fleet
Alexandria
TUG "Alexandria"

Berthing tug, azimuth, ice- and fire-fighting class, equipped with ASD-type steering units. Characteristics of the tug: Engine power – 3400 hp, berthing winch capacity – 40t. Fits for all types of towing operations.



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Dubai
tug "dubai"

Berthing tug, azimuth, ice- and fire-fighting class, equipped with ASD-type steering units. Characteristics of the tug: Engine power – 3400 hp, have berthing and towing winches. Berthing winch capacity – 45t., towing winch capacity – 50t. Fits for all types of towing operations.



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Australia
tug "australia"

Berthing tug, azimuth, ice- and fire-fighting class, equipped with ASD-type steering units. Characteristics of the tug: Engine power – 4800 hp, berthing winch capacity – 55t. Fits for all types of towing operations, as well as for security protection of liquified-gas carriers, oil-carrying vessels.



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Port agent

Solution of formal issues (pilotage of vessels, towing services, pilotage, provision of a berth, infrastructure for transshipment of goods, etc.)

Mediation between the captain of the vessel, port services and local authorities

Representing the interests of the shipowner before the customs and other services of the port of stay

Assistance in supplying the ship ashore (food, fuel, medicines, repairs, hiring the necessary personnel)

We organize the rotation of crew members

We collect various amounts in the interests of the shipowner

Dispose of funds to pay for various services in the port by order of the shipowner and the captain

Looking for counterparties interested in the transportation of goods on the shore

Engaged in freight forwarding

Bulk Ship Chartering
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    voyage charter
The voyage charter is used in 
tramp and regular shipping for
the transportation of bulk cargo.
Under this charter, the
charterer (ship owner)
undertakes to transport a
specific cargo on a
specified vessel for one or
more voyages. The charterer
undertakes to transfer this
cargo to the shipowner and
pay the freight.
A charterer concludes a voyage
charter on his own behalf.

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       time charter
A time charter is an agreement 
according to which one party
(the shipowner) undertakes to
provide the other party
(the charterer) for a certain
period of time with a vessel
for the purposes stipulated by
the agreement.

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     bareboat charter
A bareboat charter is used in tramp shipping and involves giving the charterer the right to own and control the vessel. It is the charterer who, for all practical purposes, is considered the owner of the vessel during the duration
of the charter.
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