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American Port Services, Inc. (Amports) is a global leader in auto-processing with over 60 years of experience, providing comprehensive vehicle services including quality repairs, reconditioning, specialized handling, stevedoring, rail services, and storage across multiple U.S. and Mexico locations.
APL provides customers around the world with container transportation services, high-quality intermodal operations and state-of-the-art information technology.
American Products manufactures an organic water repellent oil absorbent that is water repellent. The product is called HTP. HTP transforms oil into a fluffy dry substance on contact by solidifying and encapsulating any type of petroleum spill. HTP will work even on water, wet surfaces, on ice, on snow in rainy conditions.
Supplier of wire rope, chain, nylon slings, fittings, ratchet tie downs, cargo control straps, safety inspections, proof-testing, will ship anywhere.
American River Transport Company operates in St. Louis, providing transportation services in the maritime industry.
American Roll-On Roll-Off Carrier (ARC) is the leading U.S.-flag Ro-Ro carrier providing ocean shipping and end-to-end logistics services, including transport of heavy vehicles, helicopters, and equipment for the U.S. government and commercial clients.
American Safety Technologies (formerly American Abrasive Metals) has been the leading manufacturer of non-slip systems for over 89 years. We offer a full range of durable safety coatings, industrial repair and protection epoxies, polymeric decking systems and associated products to meet those requirements established by Military Specifications, DOD, USDA and OSHA
The American Sail Training Association is an international youth education and leadership development and maritime heritage preservation nonprofit organization.
The American Salvage Association is a professional organization dedicated to improving marine salvage and firefighting response capabilities across North, Central, and South America, promoting cooperation with regulatory authorities and educating stakeholders about marine salvage.
AS&E develops and manufactures sophisticated X-ray inspection products for critical detection and security applications.
American Scientific Corp. is a company based in Chula Vista, United States, providing laboratory furniture and equipment including fume hoods and cabinets.
American Servoil Corporation provides domestic and international procurement services, material management, and logistical coordination for construction and drilling projects in the energy sector.
American Ship Management LLC provides comprehensive ship management services including technical management, crewing, and operational support for maritime vessels.
American Ship Repair Company has been serving the international marine industry from its New York base since 1951, focusing on replacement spare availability, manufacturing capabilities, and product line enhancement.
ASA is the national trade association representing America's premier shipbuilders, employing over 90% of U.S. ship construction workers and producing technologically advanced ships.
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE), founded in 1852, is a professional organization representing over 140,000 civil engineers worldwide, focusing on infrastructure development and engineering standards.
The American Society of Naval Engineers is the leading professional society for engineers, scientists, and allied professionals who design, build, and test naval vessels and systems.
The American Society of Naval Engineers Puget Sound Section serves naval engineering professionals in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and Alaska, focusing on members in Bremerton, Seattle, and Tacoma.
American Sprayed Fibers Inc. is a US-based company specializing in lightweight spray-applied fireproofing coatings for steel, wood, concrete, and other substrates, serving commercial construction, marine, and offshore industries.
American Steamship Company is a pioneer in Great Lakes vessel transportation, headquartered in Williamsville, New York, and the first domestic ship owner in New York to participate in the Green Marine environmental certification program.
American Stevedoring Incorporated (ASI) and its subsidiaries provide multi-service port operations and transportation services.
American Superconductor provides advanced power electronics and control systems, including solutions for shipboard power and marine propulsion.
American Tank & Vessel, Inc. specializes in the design, fabrication, and erection of steel containment structures including storage tanks and vessels for industries such as LNG/LPG, chemical, aerospace, and paper.