terminal operations

Concord Energy is an energy commodities marketing, logistics and trading company founded in 2002 and focused on growth in the North American energy markets. It is a producer-focused, first purchaser that handles customers' product from well-head to market, sourcing, transporting, storing, blending and delivering energy commodities throughout North America.

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Cooper Marine provides marine transportation and stevedoring services in the southeastern United States. Its operations are powered by 42 towing vessels, 500 hopper barges, and one of the country's largest fleets of dry bulk gantry and floating derrick cranes. The company operates deep-draft private cargo terminals in the Port of Mobile, public bulk terminals in the ports of Corpus Christi and Mobile, and private inland marine terminals in Alabama and Mississippi.

barge cleaning and repairbarge fleetingcargo transloadingreclaim and conveyor systemsstevedoringtowing

The Cooper Group is anchored by one of America's oldest and largest stevedoring and maritime firms, established in 1905, with operations on all three U.S. coasts and international operations in Mexico. It maintains ownership in numerous satellite companies covering warehousing, terminal operations, tugboats, push boats, barging, barge fleeting, floating terminals, logistics, forestry operations, vessel repair and restaurants.

barge fleetingbargingfloating terminalsforestry operationslogisticsstevedoringtugboat operationsvessel repairwarehousing

Steinweg is a globally operating independent service provider in the fields of storage, handling, forwarding, chartering and other commodity related logistics services. Since 1847, the C. Steinweg Group has operated a global network of more than 135 strategically located sites in over 55 countries with a team of 6,500+ colleagues.

charteringcleaningcrushingcustoms clearanceforwardingocean freightpackingscreeningstevedoringwarehousing

Fairlead is a veteran-owned company with over four decades of experience supporting the U.S. Navy, Marine Corps, Military Sealift Command, and commercial maritime operators. It designs, integrates, and delivers mil-spec systems and modular structures for shipbuilding, ship repair, and maritime defense. Fairlead operates 141 acres of production space supported by 6,000 feet of deep-water piers and is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified.

container hardeningelectrical repairsengine repairhull restorationmodular fabricationoutfittingshipbuildingship repairSystems Integrationtesting and validationwelding

The Indiana Harbor Belt (IHB) Railroad is a Class III railroad and the largest switch carrier in the United States, operating 320 miles of track and connecting major rail carriers across the Chicago terminal. Established in 1907, it interchanges daily with 16 other rail carriers and serves industries including steel, petroleum, chemicals, manufactured goods, and food products.

automobile traffic switchingfreight interchangeindustrial switchingrailroad switching