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Alubar A/S
Alubar is a cooperation with joined forces from several companies. Together we have the special engineering "know how", the manufacturing capasity and the resources to bring out aluminium products on the maritime market.
Aluminum & Stainless Inc.
Aluminum and Stainless, Inc. is a diversified metals distributor with locations in Lafayette and New Orleans, Louisiana, and is a subsidiary of Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., one of the largest metals service center companies in the United States.
Aluminum Ladder Co.
Manufacturer of the world's safest Fire Ladders!
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company
Alyeska Pipeline Service Company operates and maintains the Trans Alaska Pipeline System, a critical infrastructure transporting oil from Alaska's North Slope to the Valdez Marine Terminal.
AmBoss Corp
Diesel Engine Parts Distributor
Amana Commercial Microwaves
Supplier of commercial and industrial microwave ovens.
Amarillo Gear Co.
Manufactures and services an extensive line of right angle gear drives. Also manufactures fan drives for cooling towers, heat exchangers and mixer applications .
Amatech AG
AmaTech is the pioneer of the introduction of RF-ID Contactless card technology. We develop and manufacture also long range smart labels, tags and readers.
Ambar Marine Corporate Offices
Ambar Marine Corporate Offices in Houston provides marine services and support for the maritime industry.
Ambar Marine Manufacturing / Distribution
Silver Ships is a premier builder of high-quality aluminum workboats designed for fire rescue, law enforcement, military patrol, surveying, and marine towing applications, with over 35 years of experience.
Amble & Stokke A/S
Amble & Stokke A/S is a maritime service company based in Kristiansand, Norway, providing port agency and shipping services.
AmerCable, Incorporated
Leading world-class manufacturer of flexible electrical power, instrumentation, and control cables for use in severe operating environments.
AmeriCold Logistics, LLC
Nationwide third party provider of temperature controlled warehousing, distribution, and supply chain solutions. Serving the maritime industry coast to coast.
Americ Corporation
At Americ, we look for new solutions to old problems. Instead of blindly following obsolete standards, we've consistantly created better products by rethinking conventional design. Our line of maintenance-free portable ventilators is a prime example.
America Cargo Transport, Inc.
America Cargo Transport, Inc. offers containerized shipping services from U.S. Gulf ports to the Caribbean, Central America, South America, Mediterranean, East Africa, and West Africa.
American Agip Co. Inc. (Corporate Headquarters)
American Agip Co. Inc. is the corporate headquarters of Eni, an integrated energy company committed to the energy transition and carbon neutrality by 2050.
American Association of Exporters & Importers
The American Association of Exporters & Importers (AAEI) is a trade association representing U.S. exporters and importers, providing advocacy, education, and resources to facilitate international trade.
American BOA Inc.
A continuous history of over 90 years in the development of flexible products (eg, expansion joints, bellows couplings, flex metal hose/piping, etc). Our presence in all industry segments increases our range of potential product solutions. As part of the IWKA global enterprise, each company accesses shared engineering "know-how" and manufacturing technology. Design engineering expertise combined with on-site product development and testing laboratory insures high product reliability.
American Bristol Industries Inc.
American Bristol Industries Inc. manufactures high pressure compressors and related systems for marine and naval applications, including breathing air compressors, inert gas compressor systems, flood lighting systems, and air quality monitors.
American Bureau of Shipping
The American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) is one of the world's leading ship classification societies. It is a not-for-profit, independent technical organization, which provides a unique service without counterpart in any other field of industry or commerce. Briefly stated, ABS establishes and administers standards, known as Rules, for the design, construction, and periodic survey of hsips and other marine structure. Classification is process which certifies adherence to these Rules, thus representing that a ship or other type of marien structure possesses the structural and mechanical integrity required for its intended service. A classed vessel is, therefore, one that provides for both the safety of personnel and cargoes carried, as well as helps to protect the enviornment in which it may operate. Because of the way it is organized and operated, ABS maintains an impartial and uncompromised postion in performing classification services around the world. In this way, ABS effectively acts as a self-regulatory agency to the international marine community, both private and public, in promoting the safety of life, property, and protecting the environment. In support of its classification and related services, ABS offers a broad range of technical services to assist owners, operators, shipyards and others in designing, building, operating and maintaining their vessels safety and effectively. Additionally an affiliate of ABS, ABS Group, provides inspection, certification, verification, assessment, quality assurance, and consultation services to the marine and non-marine industries worldwide.
American Canadian Caribbean Line Inc.
American Canadian Caribbean Line Inc is a travel company based in Warren, Rhode Island, specializing in organizing cruises and tours to destinations in North America and the Caribbean.
American Commercial Lines (ACL)
American Commercial Lines LLC (ACL) is a fully integrated network of marine transportation companies, operating over 5,000 barges and approximately 200 towboats on the inland waterways of North and South America and transporting more than 70 million tons of freight annually. Additionally, ACL operates marine construction, repair and ancillary service facilities, and river terminals. At the end of 2000, ACL employed approximately 3,500 individuals.