Port of Manatee 2017 Business Directory

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Gulf Coast and Southeastern seaboard port system from Cape Canaveral, Florida, to
Port Arthur, Texas. With almost 60 years of professional service to the maritime
industry, Seabulk Towing is a proud and reliable ship docking partner.

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• Servicing Railroads: Port Manatee Railroad, CSX
• Servicing Major Roadways: Interstates I-75, I-4
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PORT MANATEE TERMINAL
Rodino Jones, CPE™ - Terminal Manager
PH. 941-722-7719
Email: Rodino_Jones@kindermorgan.com
500 National Street | Palmetto, FL 34221
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ON THE COVER:
As the Port of Southwest Florida, Port
Manatee can handle a variety of bulk,
breakbulk, containerized and heavylift
cargos. Port Manatee is the closest
U.S. deepwater port to the expanding
Panama Canal and offers superior
intermodal connectivity, competitive
rates and a prime location, with nearly
5,000 acres of surrounding green space
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Table of contents
2017 OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
PORT MANATEE
Tampa Bay’s first port of call
PUBLISHED BY:
Manatee County Port Authority
1705 Piney Point Rd.
Palmetto, FL 34221-6608
Telephone 941-722-6621
Fax 941-729-1463
www.portmanatee.com
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Carlos Buqueras
EDITOR
Virginia Zimmermann
EDITORIAL CONSULTANT
Paul Scott Abbott
PHOTOGRAPHY
Virginia Zimmermann
Ted West Photography
Dorian Aerial & Architectural Photographics Inc.
NASA
DESIGN
J2Arts, Inc
The 2017 Port Manatee Official Directory is a publication
of the Manatee County Port Authority, Palmetto, Fla.
Information in this publication, excluding copyrighted
photographs and advertisements, may be copied in
whole or part. Credit is requested with the line“Courtesy
of the Manatee County Port Authority”on all excerpts.
The information in this publication is gathered in such
a way as to ensure maximum accuracy. The Manatee
County Port Authority cannot and does not guarantee
the accuracy of all information furnished, or the complete
absence of errors and omissions; hence no responsibility
for the same can be, or is, assumed.
INQUIRIES MAY BE DIRECTED TO:
Virginia Zimmermann, CPE™
Senior Communications Manager
Palmetto, FL 34221
communications@portmanatee.com
Welcome
Welcome from the Manatee County Port Authority ............................ 7
Manatee County Port Authority .................................................................. 8
Welcome from the executive director ....................................................... 9
Port Manatee senior management team ................................................10
Meet Port Manatee’s business development team ..............................10
About Port Manatee ................................................................................................ 12
2016 highlights.......................................................................................................... 13
Looking to the future .............................................................................................. 17
Port Manatee facts ................................................................................................... 18
Port Manatee encourages business development ...................................... 24
Diversification key to Port Manatee’s growth..................................................26
Security is priority at Port Manatee .................................................................. 29
Port Manatee upholds environmental commitment .................................. 30
Port Manatee engages with community ......................................................... 32
Port Manatee facilities and map ......................................................................... 34
Business directory .................................................................................................... 42
Alphabetical directory ............................................................................................ 65
List of advertisers ..................................................................................................... 67
Key contacts
Port Manatee Main Office ........................................................ (941) 722-6621
Port Manatee Seaport Security - 24 HOURS ...................... (941) 722-6455
Port Manatee Business and Finance ..................................... (941) 722-6621
Port Manatee Operations and Maintenance ..................... (941) 722-6621
Port Manatee Scale House ....................................................... (941) 721-2320
Port Manatee Trade Development
and Communications ....................................................... (941) 722-6621
Tampa Bay Pilots Association
Pilot Dispatch ................................................. (813) 247-3737 Option #2
Marine Towing of Tampa, LLC (Towing Services) ..............(813) 242-6500
Seabulk Towing (Towing Services) ........................................ (813) 248-1123
U.S. Coast Guard Sector – St. Petersburg ............................ (727) 824-7534
U.S. Customs and Border Protection – Port Manatee ..... (941) 729-9301
Miscellaneous
Anchor House Seafarers Mission ........................................... (941) 722-0764
Tampa Bay CVTS .......................................................................... (813) 241-1886
(Cooperative Vessel Traffic Service)
Tampa Bay PORTS ....................................................................... (866) 827-6787
(Physical Oceanographic Real-Time System)

CityofNorthPort.com
A C H I E V E A N Y T H I N G
Best Place for Manufacturing
in Tampa Bay
“A great benefit of being in
North Port is our ability to
recruit talent to an area
where they would want to
live. With the quality of life
being so important to people
these days, it helps when your
facility is in a great location
such as North Port.”
Jeffrey King, President
King Plastic Corporation

www.logistec.com
Logistec is proud of our successful working
relationship with the Manatee County Port
Authority and of the support of our customers.
THE COMPANY WE KEEP
Logistec provides
high quality cargo-
handling services
to shippers and
industrial customers
throughout
Eastern North
America. We work
with bulk, break-
bulk, heavy lift
and reefer cargo.
Our operations
in Port Manatee
have received Food
Safety Management
Systems (FSMS)
certification from
PrimusGFS.

Welcome from the Manatee County Port Authority
Dear friends,
As one of Florida’s largest seaports and a prominent economic driver for Manatee County
and the extended region, Port Manatee has been a prime source of attracting new businesses
and high-wage jobs.
It is an honor to enter my first year as chair of the Manatee County Port Authority, with the
opportunity to expand upon my endeavors as a port authority board member in collaboration
with port staff, tenants and customers.
Looking forward, we continue to focus on diversification while working together with
the county to capitalize upon the port’s significant assets, which include nearly 5,000 acres of
developable land near the port and Interstate 75.
On behalf of the Manatee County Port Authority and Manatee County Commission, it is my
privilege to invite you to read more about Port Manatee in the pages of this directory, and we
hope to welcome you to the growing family of successful businesses benefiting from Manatee
County’s seaport.
Sincerely yours,
Vanessa Baugh
Chairwoman, Manatee County Port Authority

Vanessa Baugh
Chair
As a dependent special district created by the Florida Legislature, Port Manatee’s governing body
is the seven-member Manatee County Port Authority (MCPA). Members serve four-year staggered
terms, with annual election of officers. The authority sets policy and approves major expenditures
for Port Manatee. It consists of the seven members of the elected Manatee County Commission,
but with distinctly separate officers and financial accountability.
Serving dual roles as port authority members and county commissioners provides a unique
understanding of the port’s $2.3 billion annual economic impact and motivates a commitment to
ensure economic health and competitive viability.
The MCPA board meets on the third Thursday of each month at 9 a.m. at the Port Manatee
Intermodal Center. Meetings are open to the public.
Priscilla Whisenant Trace
1st Vice Chair
Charles B. Smith
2nd Vice Chair
Stephen R. Jonsson
3rd Vice Chair
Betsy Benac
Member
Robin DiSabatino
Member
Carol Whitmore
Member

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Welcome from the executive director
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Dear friends, colleagues, stakeholders and future stakeholders:
2016 was a record year for Port Manatee and, looking forward, we expect this favorable trend to continue.
Container volumes are up, with tonnage and revenue both on the rise, underscoring Port Manatee’s role as a
leading economic engine in Manatee County, continuously focused on development and job creation.
Looking back on this past year, some major accomplishments include:
• Air Products has shipped three massive LNG heat exchangers through the port, proving
Port Manatee’s exceptional capabilities for moving oversized and heavy cargo;
• The south gate entrance has been modernized and widened to support such project cargo;
• Fuel operations at Port Manatee are a significant part of further growth and expansion;
• Longtime tenant Del Monte has signed a lease extension to keep its fruit imports coming into
Port Manatee for up to 20 more years;
• Port Manatee has begun receiving shipments of prilled sulphur, a new commodity for the port;
• The Port Manatee Intermodal Center building has been equipped with a state-of-the-industry
Emergency Operations Center, prepared to serve Southwest Florida;
• And the port has received a comprehensive master plan update providing a strategic vision and
framework for continued diverse growth as the Port of Southwest Florida.
We are building upon our focus on marketing the port internationally, concentrating on diversification
and offering our customers global supply chain solutions, while further enhancing our vital role in the local
economy.
At the same time, we continue to invest in our infrastructure and attract new business to the port and
surrounding areas.
As a vital economic engine, developer and job creator, we
believe Port Manatee is the region’s global gateway to international
trade. I invite you to explore our capabilities in this 2017 directory,
visit us on the web at www.portmanatee.com or join us on one of
our tram tours to get a behind-the-scenes look at Manatee County’s
most vibrant economic force.
Most respectfully,
Carlos Buqueras
Executive Director, Port Manatee

Port Manatee senior management team
George Isiminger, P.E.
Senior Director of Planning,
Engineering and Environmental Affairs
gisiminger@portmanatee.com
Denise Stufflebeam, CPE™
Senior Director of Business
Administration and Finance
denise@portmanatee.com
David St. Pierre, CPE™
Director of
Seaport Security
dstpierre@portmanatee.com
Shawn Smith, CPE™
Director of Operations
and Maintenance
ssmith@portmanatee.com
Dave Sanford
Deputy Executive Director
dsanford@portmanatee.com
Matty Appice, CPE™
Chief Commercial Officer
mappice@portmanatee.com
Carlos Buqueras
Executive Director
cbuqueras@portmanatee.com
About the team ...
Port Manatee’s day-to-day operations are managed by a dedicated team of trade
and transportation professionals. Port senior staff members combine to offer more
than a century of experience moving cargo on Tampa Bay. Port Manatee executives
understand the unique features and benefits of the Tampa Bay region’s maritime
community and are deeply engaged in the ever-changing world of international
commerce.
Port executives are responsible for the movement of approximately 8 million tons of
cargo each year without the benefit of ad-valorem tax support, depending instead
upon revenues earned from waterborne-related activities.
From left: Malcolm Edwards, Senior Manager, Trade
Development; Carlos Buqueras, Executive Director;
Matty Appice, Chief Commercial Officer
Meet the Port Manatee
business development team
Port Manatee’s dedicated team of business
development professionals travels the world to
implement initiatives to retain and expand Port
Manatee’s business activity as well as promote
new opportunities.
For further information on business opportunities
with the port, please contact:
Malcolm Edwards
Senior Manager, Trade Development
medwards@portmanatee.com
Matty Appice
Chief Commercial Officer
mappice@portmanatee.com
Carlos Buqueras
Executive Director
cbuqueras@portmanatee.com

Frank Kerney
908-285-0912
frank@manateeshiprepair.com
Jim Braukman
727-212-5234
jim@manateeshiprepair.com
Port Manatee Ship Repair
and Fabrication, LLC
• Full Service Topside Ship Repair
• Steel Fabrication / Pipe System Repair - Installations
• Maintenance Contractors
• Industrial / Chemical / Utility
• Machine Shop Specializing In Deep Well Pump
and Mechanical Repairs
• 24 Hour Service / 7 Days A Week
Palmetto, FL 34221
Office: 941-417-2613
Fax: 813-854-1949
manateeshiprepair.com

Port Manatee is one of Florida’s largest and fastest-growing seaports, handling a variety of bulk, breakbulk,
containerized and heavylift project cargos.
Located at the entrance to Tampa Bay, Port Manatee is also one of the closest U.S. deepwater ports to the
expanded Panama Canal and Cuba’s Port of Mariel.
Port Manatee offers superior intermodal connectivity, competitive rates and a prime location, with nearly 5,000
acres of surrounding green space ripe for development.
The port adds more than $2.3 billion annually in local economic impact without the benefit of ad-valorem taxes
and supports more than 24,000 jobs.
Please visit www.portmanatee.com for more information.
Located at the entrance to Tampa Bay, Port Manatee is one of Florida’s largest deepwater seaports.
About Port Manatee
Mission statement
The mission of Port Manatee is to be a powerful catalyst of countywide economic growth and
hub of trade-related activity, by developing diversified and competitive deepwater shipping
facilities and conducting maritime-related activities in a profitable and environmentally
responsible manner.
Adopted in open session - June 19, 1996

www.portmanatee.com
2016 highlights
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Port Manatee continues to diversify
Port Manatee continues to enhance its role as a diverse global gateway, advancing numerous key initiatives
in 2016. Here are some of the most significant recent developments.
Port Manatee handles shipments of massive Air Products heat exchangers
Demonstrating its exceptional capabilities for moving oversized and heavy project cargo, Port Manatee has
handled shipments of three nearly 500-ton liquefied natural gas (LNG) heat exchangers manufactured at
the Air Products production facility just across U.S. 41 from the port.
These massive units, measuring about 15 feet in diameter and 180 feet in length, were transported in
September and October 2016 from the Air Products Port Manatee facility across the highway and directly
onto the port’s Berth 12, where they were loaded onto a vessel for shipment.
Air Products, the world’s leader in LNG
technology and equipment, chose the
Manatee County location due to its
immediate proximity to Port Manatee and
easy access to the berth, as well as elimination
of constraints caused by the size of LNG heat
exchangers.
The 32-acre Air Products Port Manatee facility
started production in January 2014 and rolled
out the first completed LNG heat exchanger
in September 2016.
Above: Logistec stevedores safely secure
an Air Products LNG heat exchanger prior
to shipment.
Left: An Air Products liquefied natural
gas heat exchanger, weighing nearly
500 tons, is loaded onto a vessel at Port
Manatee’s Berth 12.

Port Manatee’s
379-page Master
Plan Update projects
significant growth in
cargo volume.
Del Monte’s weekly service ships fresh fruits and vegetables from Costa Rica and Guatemala to Port Manatee.
Port Manatee master plan update sets
course for growth of Port of Southwest
Florida
The 2016 Port Manatee Master Plan Update, finalized in
2016, projects cargo volume through Port Manatee will
more than double over the next 10 years.
The comprehensive study report provides a strategic
vision and framework for continued diverse growth of
the Port of Southwest Florida for the coming decade and
beyond.
Port Manatee inks Del Monte lease
extension
Port Manatee has signed an agreement to keep Del Monte
fruit coming into the Florida Gulf Coast port for as many
as 20 more years.
Del Monte Fresh Produce N.A. Inc., which has imported
fruit into the port since 1989, is now signed to a lease
extension with Port Manatee through Aug. 30, 2021,
with options for three additional extensions of five years
each. If all options are exercised, Del Monte will be doing
business at Port Manatee until at least 2036.
One of the North America’s largest marketers and
distributors of fresh produce, including as the world’s
No. 1 fresh pineapple marketer, Del Monte deploys
refrigerated vessels weekly importing bananas and
pineapples from Central America via containers and
pallets. Export cargo includes linerboard used for
packaging, as well as various third-party containers and
project cargos.
Since 1989, Del Monte has moved 8.7 million short tons of
cargo through Port Manatee, while Del Monte’s Southeast
distribution center at Port Manatee has flourished to
become the company’s second-largest U.S. facility.
2016 highlights (continued)

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Nearly 2,500 tanker trucks enter Port Manatee per month to pick up fuel for RaceTrac stores.
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The report recommends a five-year, $126 million capital
improvement and maintenance plan, supported by
numerous state and federal funding sources.
Detailing multiple growth scenarios, the report projects
cargo tonnage moving through Port Manatee to increase
at an average pace of 8.3 percent per year for a total gain
of 120 percent over the course of the coming 10 years
Containerized cargo imports are anticipated to continue
dynamic growth, with a further boost if the port attracts
additional container carrier service.
Port Manatee is seen maintaining its critical role as a hub
for supplying Southwest Florida with gasoline, while
larger volumes of construction materials are expected
to be shipped into the port to meet demands of
regional growth, with population of the port’s 20-county
hinterland, which attracts more than 60 million annual
visitors, seen reaching 10 million residents in 10 years. In
addition, the report cites potential for exports to a post-
embargo Cuba, as well as imports of vehicles.
The plan update, completed in accordance with state
mandates for all Florida seaports, was conducted by an
independent team of consultants led by AECOM.
Port Manatee fuel operations
expanding
Fuel operations at Port Manatee are undergoing
significant expansion, with additional capacity and
a long-term contract extension expected to further
increase liquid bulk cargo volumes at the port while
supporting growth of RaceTrac Petroleum Inc.’s Florida
presence.
An 80,000-barrel tank is slated to re-enter service in mid-
2017, to bring total active capacity of TransMontaigne
Partners L.P. at Port Manatee to 1.5 million barrels.
In conjunction with the tank recommissioning,
TransMontaigne’s entire light oil contract at Port Manatee
is being extended for five years from the date the tank
goes back into service.
In the fiscal year ended Sept. 30, 2016, Port Manatee
received 4.5 million barrels of petroleum products, more
than three times such volume in the preceding 12-month
period. (One barrel of fuel equates to 42 gallons of
capacity.) Even without the capacity increase, as many as
2,500 tanker trucks a month now depart the port.

The Port Manatee Intermodal Building is home of the International
Trade Hub at Port Manatee.
2016 highlights (continued)
International Trade Hub hosts
first workshop
The International Trade Hub at Port Manatee,
founded in 2014, serves as an incubator for global
commerce and technological innovation. Currently, 15
companies are located at the International Trade Hub
while exploring international trade opportunities.
The hub hosted its first workshop at the Port Manatee
Intermodal Center in 2016. Additional programs also
are planned in Europe and Latin America.
Port Manatee opens new
Emergency Operations Center
Port Manatee’s new Emergency Operations Center is prepared
to serve Southwest Florida in the event of a security-related
incident.
The operations center, located in the Port Manatee Intermodal
Building, was completed in early September 2016 thanks to
federal port security grant funding. The center is configured
with 50 desks and extensive communications networks to
facilitate multiagency response.
South gate modernization project
is complete
Offering enhanced capabilities for movement of oversized
cargo, Port Manatee’s newly expanded south gate complex is
now open.
The $1.1 million project, which features new gates, guard
kiosk, canopy and lighting, as well as reconfigured security
fencing, was completed in November 2016.
Widened entry and exit lanes facilitate safe, efficient
accommodation of extra-large project cargos, including
massive liquefied natural gas heat exchangers being
manufactured at the Air Products Port Manatee facility across
U.S. 41 from the port.
The modernized Port Manatee south gate complex
facilitates easy access for oversized project cargo.
The Port Manatee Emergency Operations Center is well-
equipped to provide for regional response.

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Looking into the future
Prepared for growth
Port Manatee is moving forward with a major port infrastructure program to include enhancements and
renovations of berths and warehouses.
The successful diversification of cargo is expected to continue with a broader spectrum of import and
export cargos handled at the port.
Because of growth in produce, perishables and tropical fruit, Port Manatee sees the need to expand
and maximize cold storage facilities, as well as add further infrastructure to accommodate increasing
containerized cargo activity.
Growth in ship repair services bodes well for the future and is a key catalyst in attracting new vessels and
companies to the port.
Due to the increase in population in Southwest Florida, the port expects to see growth in a variety of
cement component products necessary for road construction, while handling greater volumes of prilled
sulphur, a commodity used in the production of fertilizer.
Port Manatee’s Berth 9 has undergone extensive rehabilitation.

Port Manatee: A diverse global gateway
Port Manatee is a multipurpose deepwater seaport on Tampa Bay serving bulk, breakbulk,
container, heavylift/project and general cargo customers with the highest level of customer
service, quality care and efficiency.
Consisting of 1,100 acres, Port Manatee is supported by nearly 5,000 acres of largely undeveloped
land located just outside the port’s gates. With room to grow, extensive development incentives
and a rapidly expanding consumer base at hand, Port Manatee offers significant benefits to
current and potential customers, manufacturers, shippers and ocean carriers.
Room to grow: Port Manatee is in a prime location with nearly 5,000 acres of surrounding green space ripe for development.
Port Manatee facts
Dorian Aerial & Architectural Photographics, Inc.

www.portmanatee.com
Tampa
Clearwater
Brandon
St.Petersburg
Bradenton
Sarasota
PORT
TAMPA BAY
TAMPA
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
ST. PETERSBURG
CLEARWATER
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
SARASOTA BRADENTON
INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORT
TAMPA
BAY
GULF OF
MEXICO
Ideal location
Tampa Bay ranks among the fastest-growing metropolitan
areas in the nation, while Florida has surpassed New York
to be the third-most-populous U.S. state, behind only
California and Texas.
Port Manatee is ideally situated near the entrance to Tampa
Bay in west-central Florida, along the Gulf of Mexico. It
is the closest U.S. deepwater seaport to the expanded
Panama Canal and Cuba’s Port of Mariel, as well as one of
the nearest to burgeoning Mexican manufacturing centers.
Florida’s largest concentration of distribution centers can
be found within a short drive from the port.
More than 8 million Florida residents live within a two-
hour-drive of Port Manatee, and the majority of Florida’s
nearly 115 million annual visitors may be found within a
three-hour drive.
Port Manatee is less than 10 miles from the Bob Graham
Sunshine Skyway Bridge, the entrance to open waters on
Tampa Bay.
Panama
Canal
Altamira
Veracruz
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Excellent road, rail links
Port Manatee offers exceptional highway connections, with 60-mph access to Interstate 75 and Interstate 275, as
well as nearby Interstate 4. Trucks leaving Port Manatee reach I-75 and I-275 in fewer than four minutes via U.S.
Highway 41, putting all of North America at customers’fingertips without the hassle of time-robbing urban traffic
and congestion.
Port Manatee’s short-line railroad directly connects to the CSX Corp. mainline, which is less than 1 mile from the port’s
north gate. To accommodate customer demands, the short line is available to operate 24 hours a day. It features new
switcher engines and nearly 7 miles of track, 19 switches, nine crossings and a 300-plus railcar capacity.
Driving distance from
Port Manatee to:
Palmetto, Fla. .................................. 5 miles
Bradenton, Fla................................12 miles
Sarasota, Fla. ................................. 24 miles
St. Petersburg, Fla.........................24 miles
Tampa, Fla. .................................... 41 miles
City of North Port, Fla. ............... 53 miles
Lakeland, Fla. ................................ 63 miles
Orlando, Fla. ................................. 95 miles
Fort Myers, Fla. ............................. 96 miles
Naples, Fla.................................... 136 miles
Miami, Fla..................................... 249 miles
Jacksonville, Fla.......................... 252 miles
Tallahassee, Fla........................... 308 miles
Savannah, Ga. ............................ 366 miles
Atlanta, Ga................................... 490 miles
Charleston, S.C. ......................... 491 miles
Mobile, Ala................................... 549 miles
Charlotte, N.C.............................. 636 miles
New Orleans, La......................... 691 miles
Nashville, Tenn............................ 739 miles
Richmond, Va.............................. 853 miles
Washington, D.C........................ 963 miles
Houston, Texas........................ 1,014 miles
Indianapolis, Ind.................... 1,025 miles
New York, N.Y. .........................1,164 miles
Detroit, Mich............................1,208 miles
Chicago, Ill.................................1,240 miles
Boston, Mass............................1,377 miles
Toronto, Canada..................... 2,199 miles
2–hour drive of Port Manatee
More than 8 million Floridians live within a two-hour drive of
Port Manatee.
3–hour drive of Port Manatee
Majority of Florida’s nearly 115 million annual visitors are within
a three-hour drive of Port Manatee.
Clearwater
Daytona Beach
Fort Lauderdale
Fort Myers
Gainesville
Ocala
Jacksonville
Key West
Lake City
Lakeland
Miami
Naples
Orlando
Panama City
Pensacola
St. Augustine
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Bradenton
Tallahassee
Tampa
West Palm Beach
Fort Pierce
Cape Cavaveral
Port Manatee facts (continued)

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IMPORT:
Costa Rica
Canada
Brazil
Netherlands
Chile
Guatemala
Belgium
Panama
Bahamas
Honduras
Mexico
Jamaica
Antilles
Haiti
Spain
Colombia
India
EXPORT:
Costa Rica
Canada
Brazil
Guatemala
Belgium
China
Mexico
Australia
Colombia
Ecuador
Bahamas
Honduras
Japan
Panama
Yemen
Trinidad
Saudi Arabia
Port Manatee’s top trade partners
(sorted by tonnage)
IMPORT
EXPORT
Primary imports include:
• Tropical fruits and vegetables
• Citrus juices
• Natural gas
• Refined petroleum products
• Forest products
• Project cargo
• Aluminum and other
nonferrous metals
• Steel
• Aggregates
• Cement
• Finished fertilizer products
• Corn
• Salt
Primary exports include:
• Finished phosphate
products
• Citrus juices
• Construction and
road-building equipment
• Used vehicles
• LNG heat exchangers
• Power generation units
• Project cargo
Key commodities
Port Manatee moves approximately 8 million tons of cargo each year,
representing a diverse range of import and export commodities.
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Port Manatee’s mobile harbor cranes are capable of handling bulk, breakbulk and general cargos at multiple locations.
Port Manatee facts (continued)

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Multiple cranes
Port Manatee offers two Gottwald HMK 6407 mobile harbor cranes
capable of handling containers, bulk, breakbulk, heavylift and general
cargos at multiple berth locations. Following are crane specifications:
• Greatest tandem lift capability of any Florida port authority (165 tons)
• Lift capacity of each crane of 100 tons at 80 feet
• Reach capability across 13-container width
• Each able to move as many as 25 containers per hour
• Hoisting speeds of 66 feet per minute for 100 tons,
132 feet per minute for 45 tons
• Maximum radius each of 167 feet
• Height each of 131 feet
• Height each of 257 feet from ground with boom elevated to 36-foot
radius point
• Eye view from operator’s cab of 85 feet
• Operational weight each of 460 tons.
Truck scale operations
Port Manatee’s scale house is available 24 hours a day with advance
notice, with regular hours of operation of 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
Large laydown area
Port Manatee offers approximately 70 acres of laydown area.
40-foot-draft channel
Port Manatee is just 12 miles from the
Egmont Key pilot station, including 2.95
miles from the intersection of Cut B with the
main Tampa Bay Shipping Channel.
The channel and berthing areas are
maintained at the design depth of 40 feet at
mean low water. The channel width at the
toe of slope is 400 feet. The turning basin
has a diameter of 1,300 feet, capable of
accommodating Panamax vessels.
Ten 40-foot-depth berths
Berths 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 14 are
each maintained at 40-foot design draft
at mean low water.
Plentiful refrigerated plugs
Port Manatee offers 328 stationary
refrigerated plugs plus 120 portable
receptacles, for a total reefer plug
capacity of 448, with installation of
additional plugs planned.
Abundant warehouse space Port Manatee offers more than 1 million square feet of public warehouse and office
space, featuring 207,000 square feet of refrigerated space, including 30,000 square feet of freezer space.
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The Florida International Gateway
(FIG) is an area within the Florida
International Gateway Improvement
District which encompasses nearly
5,000 acres of largely undeveloped
land adjacent to Port Manatee. The
FIG area features excellent highway
and rail connectivity, customized
economic development incentives
and expedited permitting.
No other property within Florida
offers more direct, extensive and
beneficial incentives to attract
the development of logistically
focused manufacturing, processing,
warehousing and distribution
facilities.
With the cooperation of the Manatee
County Port Authority, Manatee
County government and the State of
Florida, land within the district offers an unrivaled array of incentives,
effectively leveling the economic development playing field with
neighboring states.
The Florida International Gateway
consists of nearly 5,000 acres of largely
undeveloped land near the port that
is highly incentivized to attract the
development of warehouses and
distribution center facilities. Note:
Boundaries are estimates and subject
to modification.
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY
MANATEE COUNTY
Florida International
Gateway (FIG)
Planned Development Encouragement Zone
Port Manatee Boundaries
Florida International Gateway Overlay
Tax Increment Financing District
Florida International Gateway
Land Development Initiatives
Multiple initiatives are in place in and around Port Manatee to encourage
development by businesses seeking to capitalize upon proximity to
the port and its facilities. Both new projects and expansions of existing
facilities are supported by these initiatives.
Florida International Gateway
Improvement District
The Florida International Gateway Improvement District is located
on Tampa Bay and is inclusive of Port Manatee, east to Interstate 75,
extending from the Manatee County line on the north to Buckeye Road
on the south.
The district generates revenues for the port area from tax increment
financing. This does not mean taxes are higher, just more of the dollars
generated stay focused on this specific area of the county. These dollars
are deposited into the Port Manatee Improvement Trust Fund and may
be used for a variety of port-related activities in the district.
Port Manatee encourages business development
Planned Development
Encouragement Zone
Manatee County has established
the Planned Development
Encouragement Zone (PDEZ) to
facilitate preapproval of a variety
of land uses for local property
owners. The PDEZ encourages port-
compatible development on vacant
lands in the vicinity of Port Manatee
and provides an entitlement with
no expiration date. This makes
properties marketable for a wider
variety of uses without worry of
expiration of entitlements. This
district is available to all property
owners in the area.

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Regional impact exemption
Lands within 3 miles of Port Manatee are granted automatic
exemption from State of Florida Developments of Regional
Impact (DRI) program requirements. This exemption can
furnish significant time and cost benefits.
Rapid-response permitting
Expedited review of all county permitting related to building
and development in the Port Manatee area is provided by the
Manatee County Economic Development Team.
Economic development incentive grants
An economic development incentive (EDI) grant program is
available to companies creating a minimum of five high-wage
jobs. The amount of the grant is customized based upon the
number of jobs created and the average annual wage and is
paid based on performance over a five-year period.
Transportation impact fee
incentive
The transportation impact fee incentive provides
relief from road impact fees to expanding, new
or relocating businesses that create at least five
quality jobs meeting standardized criteria within
the area of Port Manatee.
Foreign-Trade Zone No. 169
Qualified businesses may benefit from extended
privileges provided by Port Manatee’s Foreign-
Trade Zone No. 169, as detailed in the preceding
section.
Additional incentives
Additional incentives are available through various
local and state economic development agencies.
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Foreign-Trade Zone No. 169
A Foreign-Trade Zone (FTZ) is a secured site within the United States that
is legally considered outside of national Customs territory. Zones are
governed by a federal program that streamlines, reduces and sometimes
eliminates import tariffs for U.S. importers and exporters.
The Foreign-Trade Zone FTZ program was authorized by U.S. Congress
in 1934, via FTZ Act-19 USC 81a-81u, and is used to encourage activity
and value-added operations at U.S. facilities in competition with foreign
alternatives.
Operating under Port Manatee’s FTZ No. 169 can be beneficial to
companies involved in importing, exporting, manufacturing, warehousing
and distribution. Examples of these benefits include deferral, reduction
and possible elimination of duties, as well as cash-flow advantages and
administrative fee reductions. Approved sites can be located within a 60-mile radius or 90-minute drive of Port
Manatee.
Foreign-Trade Zone designation allows businesses to defer, reduce or even eliminate costly U.S. Customs duties
on products imported into the United States.
Using FTZ No. 169 may be most beneficial to the following companies:
• Large exporters moving $5 million or more annually of any product;
• Manufacturers using more than $10 million annually in imported parts; and
• Major retailers with 100,000 square feet or more of imported retail inventory.
For further information regarding FTZ No. 169, please contact:
Malcolm Edwards, Senior Manager, Trade Development, at medwards@portmanatee.com or 941-722-6621.
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Gainesville
Ocala
Key West
Lakeland
Spring Hill
Port Charlotte
Naples
Orlando
St. Augustine
St. Petersburg
Sarasota
Bradenton
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FTZ No. 169:
60 miles or
90-minute drive

Diversification keys Port Manatee’s growth
Through Port Manatee, Martin Marietta imports granite which is primarily used in asphalt road construction.
Port Manatee customers move approximately 8 million
tons of bulk, breakbulk, containerized, general and
project/heavylift cargos each year, resulting in a
regional economic impact of more than $2.3 billion
annually.
The collaborative success of the port and its partners in
competitively meeting customers’needs demonstrates
why more shippers are choosing Port Manatee as their
transportation home.
The port’s cargo diversification strategy involves
handling a sweeping range of imported and exported
commodities, insulating the port from extreme global
market fluctuations.
For nearly a half a century, Port Manatee’s bulk
commodity partners have served as the cornerstone
of the port’s portfolio, providing a vital stabilizing
influence. Dry bulk cargos abound at Port Manatee.
Kinder Morgan handles fertilizer export operations at
Port Manatee for Mosaic and a variety of other bulk
importers, including International Salt Co., a leading
provider of salt used primarily for water softening,
agriculture and chemical industries.
South American forest products are another component of
Port Manatee’s diverse cargo mix. Port Manatee remains the
largest import destination in the Southeast U.S. for South
American forest products.
Forest products carrier Gearbulk and its Arrow Terminals Inc./
Port Manatee Forestry Terminal subsidiary utilize port-
owned covered storage to house lumber, plywood, drywall,
fencing material and woodpulp. Gearbulk also delivers
aluminum, steel and a variety of other cargos to the port
from Argentina.
Federal Marine Terminals handles general cargo duties for
Gearbulk and World Direct Shipping at Port Manatee. As one
of the port’s longstanding partners, FMT is well-practiced

in handling produce, forest products, automobiles, steel,
paper, aluminum, containers, project cargo and more.
Stevedoring and marine terminal operator Gulf Coast
Bulk Equipment Inc. has built a 3.2-acre cargo pad for
storage of prilled sulphur, a new commodity handled at
Port Manatee. Additionally, Gulf Coast Bulk Equipment
moves fertilizers, salt, potash and other bulk cargos at Port
Manatee.
Construction aggregates are also key dry bulk
commodities. Port Manatee tenant Martin Marietta
operates a proprietary, mile-long, high-speed conveyor
system linking Berth 5 to a modern 20-acre aggregate
terminal. The conveyor is capable of moving as many as
4,000 tons of aggregate rock per hour.
Liquid bulk commodities – from asphalt to bunker fuels to
not-from-concentrate citrus juices – also play a major role
in the port’s cargo portfolio.
Florida Power & Light Co. is a major consumer of natural
gas imported by Gulfstream Natural Gas System LLC.
FPL uses oil and natural gas to power many of its plants,
including the Manatee Energy Center in nearby rural
Parrish.
Imports of fuel oils and diesel also are stored and
handled at the port by Denver-based TransMontaigne
Prilled sulphur is moved via conveyor for storage at a 3.2-acre cargo pad recently built at Port Manatee by Gulf Coast Bulk Equipment.

Diversification (continued)
World Direct Shipping’s new vessel “Queen B” brings fresh produce from Mexico to Port Manatee on a weekly basis
Port Manatee and its partners understand the challenges
shippers face moving perishables. With 207,000 square
feet of chilled warehouse space, the port offers more
refrigerated space than any other U.S. Gulf of Mexico
seaport. Port Manatee’s modern chill facilities are ideal
for year-round and seasonal fruit and vegetable imports
or exports.
Port Manatee Ship Repair and Fabrication LLC is the
newest addition to the Port Manatee family. The firm
provides services for a full spectrum of commercial
vessels – from containerships and general cargo vessels
to tugboats and barges – trading in the Gulf region, as
well as the Southeast U.S. and Caribbean.
Port Manatee Commerce Center is a 360,000-square-
foot industrial storage facility, located just outside
the security gates of Port Manatee, providing office
and warehouse facilities to port tenants and other
local businesses. PMCC is connected by rail to the
CSX mainline and recently completed a new rail yard,
doubling its daily rail capacity to 28 cars.
Port Manatee’s cargo operations are strengthened by
the support of shipping administrators such as Alpico
International and expert vessel servicing by Subsea
Global Solutions.
Port Manatee’s family of businesses continues to grow
and succeed, making it no wonder that it is Tampa Bay’s
first port of call.
Product Services Inc. making Port Manatee the fuel hub
for Southwest Florida. Currently, fuel operations at Port
Manatee are undergoing significant expansion, with
additional capacity and a long-term contract extension
expected to further increase liquid bulk cargo volumes at
the port while supporting growth of RaceTrac Petroleum
Inc.’s Florida presence.
Citrus juices are another significant part of the port’s liquid
bulk cargo mix. Citrosuco North America Inc. and Louis
Dreyfus Commodities ship concentrate and not-from-
concentrate juices through Port Manatee. Thousands of
trucks deliver or receive citrus juice products at the port for
processing plants throughout Florida every year.
Another bountiful commodity at Port Manatee is fresh fruit.
Del Monte Fresh Produce, which recently extended its long-
term relationship with Port Manatee, is the largest importer
of fresh produce from Central America to Florida, bringing
in palletized and containerized bananas, pineapples,
mangos and plantains. Logistec USA Inc. handles all of Del
Monte’s containerized and palletized produce at four of the
port’s five cold-storage facilities.
World Direct Shipping imports fruits and vegetables from
the state of Veracruz, Mexico, through Port Manatee on a
weekly basis. Other cargos include machinery, vehicles,
lumber, paper products, juice concentrates, sugar and beer.
FMT is the stevedore for World Direct Shipping.

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Port Manatee’s access control center ensures security at the port’s main entrance.
Port Manatee’s security department is committed
to providing a safe and secure environment for all
employees, tenants and visitors. The force is on duty
24/7, operating from its state-of-the-industry access
control center at the port’s main entrance.
Security personnel monitor the port’s more than 1,100
acres from the high-tech center via a sophisticated
surveillance system, enabling vehicles to move quickly
through the port with a high level of unobtrusive
scrutiny. Security personnel also patrol the port’s
grounds via a fleet of vehicles and monitor waterways
using advanced surveillance systems and a variety of
watercraft.
Aside from monitoring the port, Port Manatee’s security
department also offers security training courses, and
Port Manatee is the only seaport in Florida certified
to conduct the facility security officer (FSO) training
required for seaport security managers. Students receive
training from instructors who actively perform the FSO
duties on a daily basis. The 18-hour course complies with
U.S. Coast Guard training requirements and is offered
quarterly.
The FSO training includes a historical perspective of
seaport security requirements, a review of seaport
security regulations both international and domestic
and in-depth training on the security assessment and
security plan development process. In the decade the
port has been certified to conduct this training, more
than 1,000 FSO students from ports nationwide have
completed the course. Port Manatee is proud to say that
security professionals from throughout Florida and the
nation have been trained by Port Manatee and hold its
graduation certifications.
Port Manatee’s training opportunities also includes the
FSO refresher course. This program is designed to update
graduates on the changes in U.S. Coast Guard regulations
that have been put into effect as well as the impacts
of those changes. This course has been conducted at
Port Manatee and offsite locations including the ports
of Los Angeles and Long Beach. Port Manatee security
professionals also provide other offsite training and
security consulting to support ports nationwide in
meeting their security requirements.
Port Manatee’s security department also services the
local community as an approved application center
for TSA Pre✓®. TSA Pre✓® allows low-risk travelers to
experience expedited, more efficient security screening
at participating U.S. airport checkpoints.
Security is priority at Port Manatee
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Scientific crew members
work on transplanting of
seagrass.
Port upholds environmental commitment
Port Manatee takes pride in protecting the
environment in and around the port. Port operations
are guided by the Manatee County Port Authority’s
mission statement, which in part calls for“conducting
maritime-related activities in a profitable and
environmentally responsible manner.”
All projects at the port are conducted with a
commitment to the environment – to ensure
the ecosystem surrounding the port is not only
maintained, but thrives. A proactive environmental
approach has resulted in the port exceeding
environmental compliance goals.
Green locomotives
Manbirtee Key bird sanctuary
The manmade island known as Manbirtee Key is the result of Port Manatee’s original
channel project in the 1960s. The port partnered with Gulfstream Natural Gas
System LLC and Audubon Florida in a multimillion-dollar project converting the
dredged material island to a thriving bird sanctuary. Manbirtee Key has attracted
more than 120 species of birds since its restoration more than a decade ago.
The island was recontoured to suit a wide range of nesting and feeding habitats.
Invasive plant species, overgrown vegetation and predators (such as raccoons,
possums and snakes) were removed from the island.
Seagrass mitigation
The Manatee County Port
Authority is committed to
protecting and enhancing
Tampa Bay’s pristine
ecosystem.
The port’s groundbreaking
seagrass mitigation program
and award-winning
Manbirtee Key bird sanctuary
prove that nature and
ports can thrivingly coexist.
Drawing from a donor bed of 5.33 acres lying in the path
of proposed expansion dredging, more than 20 acres of
new seagrass meadows now flourish in Tampa Bay waters
adjacent to Port Manatee.
Beginning in 2001, scientists carefully transplanted the
seagrass to locations scarred by years of propeller-driven
recreational boats traversing shallow bay waters. With a
400-acre environmental management area in place to
protect the habitat from further scarring, seagrass now
grows unimpeded.
For the previous 30 years, seagrass transplantation was
largely considered experimental, meeting with varying
degrees of success around the world. Port Manatee’s project
size and overwhelming success attracted global attention
and earned several honors, including a Gulf Guardian
Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s
Gulf of Mexico Program. The American Association of Port
Authorities (AAPA) also selected the project as the Western
Hemisphere’s top environmental program.
Port Manatee operates its own Class III railroad with two
low-emissions engines on 7 miles of port-owned track.
Manbirtee Key offers a variety of
nesting and feeding habitats to a
wide array of birds
In 2014, two“green”diesel-electric locomotives were
deployed at Port Manatee, resulting in dramatic
reductions in emissions and operating costs. The new
locomotives are expected to reduce emissions of nitrous
oxide and particulate matter by as much as 90 percent.

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Located at the entrance to Tampa Bay, Port Manatee and its partners are dedicated to protecting the natural environment in and
around the port.
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Port supports local truck drivers
At Port Manatee’s Trucker Appreciation Day, lunch is
served to truck drivers by (left) Port Manatee Executive
Director Carlos Buqueras.
In appreciation of the hard work and commitment of
the truck driver community, Port Manatee celebrated
its first Trucker Appreciation Day in 2016.
Port senior staff, together with sponsoring tenants
Logistec USA, Federal Marine Terminals Inc., Kinder
Morgan Port Manatee Terminal LLC and Gulf Coast
Bulk Equipment Inc., treated nearly 200 truck drivers
to a picnic-style lunch just outside Port Manatee’s
main gate. The function has been so well received that
Port Manatee plans to make this an annual event.
Port Manatee engages with community
Port supports local service organizations
Port Manatee employees participate in local service
organizations throughout the year, maintaining a high level
of involvement in the community.
The Port Manatee tram tour is offered Monday and Wednesday
mornings from October through May.
Port offers free tram tours to public
Port Manatee offers free public tours to anyone who
would like a behind-the-scenes look at the port. Port
Manatee tram tours include knowledgeable tour
guides, fantastic views of Tampa Bay and up-close
encounters with large, oceangoing ships.
The tour season begins in mid-October and ends in
May. Tours take place Mondays and Wednesdays at
10 a.m. and last approximately one hour.
Schools, clubs and civic groups are welcome. The
tram can accommodate as many as 75 guests.
Advance booking is required. Tours may be booked
at www.portmanatee.com – the port’s website.
Port Manatee staff members voluntarily assist in the Palmetto
Rotary Club’s annual holiday event for local children

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HARLEE ROAD
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TENANTS & FACILITIES
1 .............Port Manatee Ship Repair and Fabrication
2 .............Argos
3 .............Vulcan Materials Company
4 .............Kinder Morgan
5 .............TransMontaigne Product Services Inc./
TransMontaigne Coastal Tug & Barge
6 .............TransMontaigne Laboratories
7 .............Anchor House Mission
8 ............FMT Shop
9 ............Transit Shed #2 - Chill
10 ...........Berth 8 Pad
11 ...........American Cement Co.
12 ...........Port Manatee Scrap Metal
13 ...........Transit Shed #1
14 ...........Alpico International
Transit Shed #7 • Harris Intermodal Complex
15 ...........Port Manatee Forestry Terminal (PMFT)
Transit Shed #10
16 ...........Transit Shed #9 • World Direct Shipping Office
17 ...........Transit Shed #5
18 ...........US Customs and Border Protection
US Department of Agriculture • Cruise Terminal
19 ...........Port Manatee Administration Offices
Logistec USA Inc. • Chill Transit Shed #4
20 ...........Fresh Del Monte Produce Office
21 ...........Fresh Del Monte Produce
Chill Transit Shed #6
22 ...........Chill Transit Shed #8
23 ...........Container Yard w/Reefer Plugs
24 ...........Port Manatee Open Storage
Zone B Truck Queuing/Storage
25 ...........FPL/Transtate Pipeline
26 ...........CSX Interchange Tracks
27 ...........Intermodal Building
MCPA Chambers
28 ...........Operations & Maintenance Building
29 ...........Vulcan Conveyor
30 ...........Truck Queuing Facilities
31 ...........Access Control Center
32 ...........Scale House
33 ...........Supplemental Parking/Tour Parking
34 ...........Gulf Coast Bulk Equipment Cargo Pad
35 ...........Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
36 ...........Port Manatee Commerce Center
37 ...........Transit Shed #11
38 ...........Transit Shed #2 - Dry
39 ...........Martin Marietta Materials Aggregate Yard /
Prestige Concrete Products
40 ...........Vecenergy
41 ...........Martin Marietta Conveyor System
42 ...........Air Products
43 ...........Intermodal Yard
44 ...........Laydown Area w/Reefer Plugs

BERTHS 4 & 5
• Berth 4 - 616 ft.
• Berth 5 - 616 ft.
• 40-ft. draft
• 130-ft. asphalt apron
• Rail service
• Dry bulk
• Public
• Conveyor systems (private):
1,440 ft. 60-inch belt,
4,000 ton per hour capacity;
4,900 ft. 48-inch belt,
4,000 ton per hour capacity
Transit Shed #3:
• 35,000 sq.-ft.
• Dry storage
• Public
BERTHS 4 & 5

BERTHS 6 & 7
BERTH 6
• 750 ft.
• 1,458 ft. cont. with adjacent Berth 7
• 40-ft. draft
• 100-ft. asphalt apron
• Rail service
• Dry bulk, liquid bulk and breakbulk
• Public
• Port-owned covered conveyor system
to private cement mill with two silos
• Private office space
BERTH 7
• 750 ft. (1,458 ft. contiguous with Berth 6)
• 40-ft. draft and 100-ft. asphalt apron
• Petroleum pipeline to tank farm
• Rail service
• Two fixed gantry conveyor loaders,1,200 ton per hour capacity
• Dry bulk, liquid bulk and breakbulk
• Public
Transit Shed #2:
115,000 sq. ft. dockside warehousing featuring
30,000 sq. ft. freeze, 25,000 sq. ft. chill;
(55,000 sq. ft..combined chill) 60,000 sq. ft. ambient
Public/leased – Kinder Morgan:
235,000 sq. ft. private dry warehouses

BERTH 8
BERTH 8
• 783 ft. 40 ft. draft
• 120 ft. asphalt apron
• Petroleum pipeline to tank farm
• Dockside bunkering
• Pneumatic cement discharge
system below dock surface,
connecting 4 silos with
50,000-ton capacity
• General cargo, containers,
breakbulk, freeze, chill, liquid bulk
and project cargo
• Public
Transit Shed #1:
• 28,000 sq. ft. dockside warehouse for dry storage
with 4,000 sq. ft. office/leased
• Public
Transit Shed #2:
• 115,000 sq. ft. dockside warehousing featuring
30,000 sq. ft. freeze and 25,000 sq. ft. chill
(55,000 sq. ft. combined chill)
• 60,000 sq. ft. ambient
• Public/leased
Transit Shed #7/Harris Intermodal Complex:
• 127,000 sq. ft. warehouse located 130 yards from dock
• 30,000 sq. ft. chill
• 92,000 sq. ft. ambient with 5,000 sq. ft. office/leased
• Public

www.portmanatee.com
BERTHS 9 & 10
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BERTH 9
• 788 ft. (1,527 ft. continuous with Berth 10), 40 ft. draft
• RO/RO ramp at east end
• 100-ft. concrete/asphalt apron
• Petroleum pipeline to tank farms
• Rail service
• RO/RO, general cargo, breakbulk, containers, liquid bulk and
project cargo
• Public
Transit Shed #9:
• 171,000 sq. ft. dry warehouse including 5,000 sq. ft.
of office space/leased
• Transit Shed #10: 140,000 sq. ft. dry warehouse. Public/leased
• Transit Shed #5: 5,000 sq. ft. dry warehouse. Public/leased
Cruise Embarkation Terminal:
• 25,000 sq. ft.
• Public
BERTH 10
• 788 ft. (1,527 ft. continuous with Berth 9),
40 ft. draft
• 100 ft. concrete/asphalt apron
• Petroleum pipeline to tank farms
• General cargo, containers, liquid bulk and
breakbulk
• Public
Transit Shed #4/Port Manatee Main Office:
• 30,000 sq. ft. multi-use facility including
two 7,500 sq. ft. chill rooms/leased
15,000 sq. ft. dry storage
15,000 sq. ft. office/leased
• Public/leased

BERTH 11
BERTH 11
• 552 ft., 40 ft. draft
• 75 ft. asphalt apron
• General cargo, breakbulk, containers and liquid bulk
• Public
Transit Shed #6
• 58,000 sq. ft. chill warehouse with five independently
temperature-controlled rooms totaling 47,000 sq. ft. and
11,000 sq. ft. of office/shop
• Public/leased
Transit Shed #8
• 60,000 sq. ft. chill warehouse with six independently
temperature controlled rooms
• Public/obligated

www.portmanatee.com
BERTHS 12 & 14
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BERTHS 12 & 14
• Berth 12 - 800 ft.
• Berth 14 - 800 ft.
• 40 ft. draft with 120 ft. apron
• General cargo and containers
• 10 acre Phase 1 intermodal yard 2013
• Public
Transit Shed #11:
• 174,000 sq.ft. dry warehouse
• Public/leased
Future Development:
• 52 acres of adjacent available land

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Index
ACCOUNTANTS....................................................................... 40
AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION .......................40
AIRPORT OPERATORS ..........................................................40
ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS ................................................40
ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS .....................................................41
ATTORNEYS .............................................................................41
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES ......................................................41
BANKS ........................................................................................41
BOAT CHARTER/SEA LAUNCH SERVICES .....................42
BUNKERING ..............................................................................42
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE ..............................................42
CONSTRUCTION, GENERAL .............................................. 42
CONSTRUCTION, MARINE ..................................................42
CONSULATES ...........................................................................42
CONSULTANTS, MARINE .....................................................43
CONTAINERS ............................................................................44
CRANE SERVICES ...................................................................44
DIVERS & MARINE SALVAGERS .........................................44
DREDGING ................................................................................45
DRUMS .......................................................................................45
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ..............................................45
ELECTRICAL SERVICES, MARINE ......................................45
ELECTRONICS, MARINE .......................................................45
ENGINEERING, MARINE .......................................................46
ENVIRONMENTAL & GEOTECHNICAL ENG...................46
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP .............................................46
EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES, MARINE ..................................47
EXPORT PACKING & RIGGING ...........................................47
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE ........................................................48
FREIGHT CONSOLIDATORS/NVOCCS ............................48
FREIGHT FORWARDERS/CUSTOMS BROKERS ............48
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES .............................................48
GROUND TRANSPORTATION ............................................49
HOTELS ......................................................................................49
INSURANCE ..............................................................................50
INSURANCE, CARGO ............................................................50
INSURANCE, MARINE ...........................................................50
LABOR ORGANIZATIONS ....................................................51
LIFE SAVING EQUIPMENT ...................................................51
LINE HANDLERS .....................................................................51
LINER SERVICE ........................................................................51
MACHINING & FABRICATING .............................................52
MISCELLANEOUS ...................................................................52
PHOTOGRAPHY ......................................................................53
PILOTAGE ..................................................................................54
PIPELINE OPERATORS ..........................................................54
PORT AUTHORITY ATTORNEY ..........................................54
RAIL CARRIERS ........................................................................54
REALTORS .................................................................................54
RESTAURANTS..........................................................................54
SECURITY GUARD SERVICE ................................................54
SERVICES, MARINE ................................................................54
SERVICES, SECURITY ............................................................55
SHIP CHANDLERS ..................................................................55
SHIP REPAIR/SHIPYARDS ....................................................55
SHIPPING AGENTS/LINES ...................................................56
STEVEDORES ...........................................................................56
SURVEYORS, MARINE ...........................................................57
TAXI SERVICES .........................................................................58
TERMINAL OPERATORS .......................................................58
TOWING .....................................................................................58
TRUCKING .................................................................................58
VESSEL FUELING COMPANIES ..........................................60
WAREHOUSING & STORAGE ..............................................60
ACCOUNTANTS
Shinn & Company LLC
1001 3rd Ave.W., Suite 500
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 747-0500 Fax (941) 746-0202
www.shinnandco.com
AIR CONDITIONING &
REFRIGERATION
ABS Air Conditioning
7402 N. 56th St., Suite 520
Tampa, FL 33617
Tel (727) 894-4900 Fax (727) 894-1041
www.abscoolteamac.com
Drymon Refrigeration & Construction Inc.
3014 59th Ave. Drive E.
Bradenton, FL 34203
Tel (941) 753-4572 Fax (941) 753-3557
www.drymonrefrigeration.com
Griffin Service Corp.
606 N. Gilchrist Ave.
Tampa, FL 33606
Tel (813) 251-6942 Fax (813) 253-2372
www.griffinsvc.com
Krauss Company of Florida
6110 126th Ave. N.
Largo, FL 33773
Tel (727) 536-4800 Fax (727) 536-1280
www.kernergroup.com
McMullen Air Conditioning
Refrigeration Service
4877 28th St. N.
St. Petersburg, FL 33714
Tel (727) 527-0000 Fax (727) 526-4813
www.mcmullenhvac.com
Southern Equipment Corporation
1401 U.S. Highway 301 N.
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 251-1839 Fax (813) 253-8821
www.southern-eq.com
AIRPORT OPERATORS
Airport Manatee
10608 U.S. Highway 41 N.
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 722-9296
www.airportmanatee.org
Orlando International Airport
Greater Orlando Aviation Authority
1 Jeff Fuqua Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32827
Tel (407) 825-2001
www.orlandoairports.net
St. Petersburg/Clearwater
International Airport
14700Terminal Blvd., Suite 221
Clearwater, FL 33762
Tel (727) 453-7800
www.fly2pie.com
Sarasota Bradenton International Airport
6000 Airport Circle
Sarasota, FL 34243
Tel (941) 359-2770
www.srq-airport.com
Southwest Florida International Airport
11000Terminal Access Road
Fort Myers, FL 33913
Tel (239) 590-6600
www.flylcpa.com
Tampa Executive Airport
6582 Eureka Springs Road
Tampa, FL 33610
Tel (813) 626-1515 Fax (813) 630-2455
www.tampaairport.com/tampa-executive-airport
Tampa International Airport
Hillsborough County Aviation Authority
P.O. Box 22287
Tampa, FL 33622
Tel (813) 870-8700
www.tampaairport.com
Wimauma Air Park
Wimauma, FL 33598
Tel (813) 633-1118
www.airnav.com/airport/FD77
ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS
AECOM Ports & Marine
800 Douglas Entrance
NorthTower, 2nd Floor
Coral Gables, FL 33134
Tel (305) 592-4800 Fax (305) 447-3580
www.aecom.com
Atkins
Ports & Coastal Division
2639 N. Monroe St., Building C
Tallahassee, FL 32303
Tel (850) 575-1800 Fax (850) 575-0105
www.atkinsglobal.com
CardnoTBE
380 Park Place Blvd., Suite 300
Tel (727) 531-3505 Fax (727) 539-1294
www.cardnotbe.com

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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CH2M Hill
4350W. Cypress St., Suite 600
Tampa, FL 33607
Tel (813) 874-0777
www.ch2mhill.com
Horton, Harley & Carter Inc.
715 S. Howard Ave., Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33606
Tel (813) 258-5775 Fax (813) 259-1010
www.hhcarch.com
Moffatt & Nichol 1509W.
Swann Ave., Suite 225,Tampa, FL 33606
Tel (813) 258-8818 Fax (813) 258-8525
www.moffattnichol.com
Wilhelmsen Callenberg Inc.
4130 S.W. 28thWay
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33312
Tel (954) 585-5800 Fax (954) 585-5899
www.wilhelmsen.com
ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS
Anchor House Mission
13285 Eastern Ave.
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 722-0764 Fax (941) 722-1918
www.anchorhousemission.com
Port Manatee Propeller Club
13502 Reeder Road
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 722-6621
www.manateepropellerclub.com
Port ManateeTenants’Association
300Tampa BayWay, Suite 2
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 721-7209 Fax (941) 729-8235
Port ofTampa Propeller Club
P.O. Box 76985
Tampa, FL 33675-1985
Tel (813) 225-7227 Fax (813) 225-5667
www.propellerclubtampa.com
Sarasota International Business Council
1945 Fruitville Road, Sarasota, FL 34236
Tel (941) 955-8187 Fax (941) 366-5621
www.sarasotachamber.com
Tampa Bay Pilots Association
1825 Sahlman Drive
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 247-3737 Fax (813) 247-4425
www.tampabaypilots.com
ATTORNEYS
Abrahamson & Uiterwyk
900W. Platt St.
Tampa, FL 33606
Tel (813) 222-0500 Fax (813) 221-4738
www.theinjurylawyers.com
BlalockWalters, P.A.
802 11th St.W.
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 748-0100 Fax (941) 745-2093
www.blalockwalters.com
Gray Robinson
401 East Jackson St.
Tampa, FL. 33602
Tel (813) 273-5000 Fax (813) 273-5145
www.ghrlaw.com
Lau, Lane, Pieper, Conley & McCreadie
100 S. Ashley Drive, Suite 1700
Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (813) 229-2121 Fax (813) 228-7710
www.laulane.com
Lewis, Longman &Walker
101 Riverfront Blvd., Suite 626
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 708-4040 Fax (941) 708-4024
www.llw-law.com
Phelps Dunbar
100 S. Ashley Drive, Suite 1900
Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (813) 472-7550 Fax (813) 472-7570
www.phelpsdunbar.com
Porges, Hamlin, Knowles, Hawk, P.A.
1205 Manatee Ave.W.
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 748-3770 Fax (941) 746-4160
www.phkplaw.com
Richard C. Reinhart, P.A.
310 13th St.W.
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 747-1492 Fax (941) 746-1598
Williams, Parker, Harrison, Dietz & Getzen
200 S. Orange Ave.
Sarasota, FL 34236
Tel (941) 366-4800 Fax (941) 366-5109
www.williamsparker.com
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES
The Pasha Group
4040 Civic Center Drive, Suite 350
San Rafael. CA 94903
Tel (415) 927-6400 Fax (415) 924-5672
www.pashagroup.com
BANKS
BB&T Downtown Bradenton BBC
421 12th St.W.
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 745-3445 Fax (941) 745-3438
www.bbandt.com
Available for Private Charters out of Port Manatee
(813) 223-7999 YachtStarShip.com Home Docks: Tampa & Clearwater
Florida’s Premier Fleet of Yachts

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
BMO Harris Bank
4502 Cortez RoadW.
Bradenton, FL 34210
Tel (941) 795-3050 Fax (941) 795-6930
www.bmoharris.com
C1 Bank
Braden River Banking Center
6000 State Road 70 E.
Bradenton, FL 34203
Tel (941) 756-0099 Fax( 941) 756-0013
www.C1Bank.com
FifthThird Bank of Florida
50 Central Ave.
Sarasota, FL 34236
Tel (941) 329-4653 Fax (941) 329-4651
www.53.com
Harbor Community Bank
410 8th Ave.W., Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 722-2992 Fax (941) 721-8323
www.harborcv.com
Florida Central Credit Union
701 9th St.W.
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 758-4422
www.floridacentralcu.com
Hancock Bank
4770 State Road 64 E.
Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 746-1000 Fax (941) 746-0949
www.hancockbank.com
Regions Bank
100 N.Tampa St., Suite 3400
Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (800) 267-6884
www.regions.com
SunTrust
1777 Main St. Suite 200
Sarasota, FL 34236
Tel (941) 951-3307 Fax (941) 365-9189
www.suntrust.com
Wells Fargo
303 9th StreetW., Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 526-1120
www.wellsfargo.com
BOAT CHARTER/SEA LAUNCH
SERVICES
SGSTampa, LLC
10890 75th St.
Largo, FL 33777
Tel (727) 393-6114 Fax (727) 391-2698
tampa@sgsdiving.com
Yacht Star Ship Dining Cruises
604 Channelside Drive
Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (813) 223-7999
www.yachtstarship.com
BUNKERING
Midstream Fuel Service
1001 McClosky Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 248-2105 Fax (813) 248-1373
Port Consolidated Inc.
5007 Denver St.,Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 247-3417 Fax (813) 248-5908
www.portconsolidated.com
CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE
Anna Maria Island Chamber of Commerce
5313 Gulf Drive N., Holmes Beach, FL 34217
Tel (941) 778-1541 Fax (941) 778-9679
www.amichamber.org
Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
1945 Fruitville Road
Sarasota, FL 34236
Tel (941) 955-8187 Fax (941) 366-5621
Gulf Coast Latin Chamber of Commerce
9040Town Center Parkway
Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202
Tel (941) 358-7065 Fax (941) 552-1284
www.latinchamber.wildapricot.org
Longboat Key Chamber of Commerce
5570 Gulf of Mexico Drive
Longboat Key, FL 34228
Tel (941) 383-2466 Fax (941) 383-8217
www.longboatkeychamber.com
Manatee Chamber of Commerce
4215 Concept Court
Bradenton, FL 34211
Tel (941) 748-3411 Fax (941) 745-1877
www.manateechamber.com
South Shore Chamber of Commerce
137 HarborVillage Lane
Apollo Beach, FL 33572
Tel (813) 645-1366 Fax (813) 645-2099
www.southshorechamberofcommerce.org
CONSTRUCTION, GENERAL
Drymon Refrigeration & Construction Inc.
3014 59th Ave. Drive E.
Bradenton, FL 34203
Tel (941) 753-4572 Fax (941) 753-3557
www.drymonrefrigeration.com

www.portmanatee.com
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
4545
Halfacre Construction Company
7015 Professional Parkway East
Sarasota, FL 34240
Tel (941) 907-9099 Fax (941) 907-9079
www.halfacreconstruction.com
Quest Corporation of America Inc.
3853 Northdale Blvd., Suite 242
Tampa, FL 33624
Tel (813) 926-2942 Fax (813) 926-2962
www.qcausa.com
Woodruff & Sons Inc.
6450 31st St. E. P.O. Box 10127
Bradenton, FL 34282-0127
Tel (941) 756-1871 Fax (941) 755-1379
www.woodruffandsons.com
CONSTRUCTION, MARINE
American Bridge Company
5430W.Tyson Ave.
Tampa, FL 33611
Tel (813) 254-4127 Fax (813) 259-4754
www.americanbridge.net
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
2122York Road
Oak Brook, IL 60523
Tel (630) 574-3000 Fax (630) 574-2909
www.gldd.com
Hendry Corporation
1650 Hemlock St.
Tampa, FL 33605
PO Box 75036
Tampa, FL 33675
Tel (813) 241-9206 Fax (813) 241-9215
Hennessy Construction Svcs. Corp.
2300 22nd St. N.
Tel (727) 821-3223 Fax (727) 822-5726
www.hcsfl.com
Orion Marine Construction Inc.
5600W. Commerce St.
Tampa, FL 33616
Tel (813) 839-8441 Fax (813) 831-7498
www.orionmarinegroup.com
Quest Corporation of America, Inc.
Tampa, FL 33624
Tel (813) 926-2942 Fax (813) 926-2962
www.qcausa.com
CONSULATES
Argentina, Consulate General of
1101 Brickell Ave, 9th Floor - NorthTower
Miami, FL 33131
Tel (305) 373-1889 Fax (305) 373-1598
www.consuladoargentinoenmiami.org/en
Brazil, Consulate of
83150 SW 38th Avenue
Miami, FL 33146
Tel (305) 285-6200 Fax (305) 285-6240
http://miami.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/
Chile, Consulate General of
800 Brickell Avenue, Suite 1200
Miami, Florida 33131
Tel (305) 373 8624 Fax (305) 379 6613
www.chile.gob.cl/miami/en/
Denmark & Norway, Consulate of
202 S. Rome Ave., Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33606
Tel (813) 769-1439 Fax 813-247-4256
www.arsavage.com
Ecuador, Consulate of
117 N.W. 42nd Ave.
Miami, FL 33126
Tel (305) 539-8214 Fax (305) 539-8313
www.ecumiami.org
Mexico Consulate
2550Technology Drive
Orlando, FL 32804
Tel (407) 422-0514 Fax (407) 422-9633
https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/orlando
Panama, Consulate General of
5775 Blue Lagoon Drive
Miami, FL 33126
Tel (305) 447-3700 Fax (305) 447-4142
CONSULTANTS, MARINE
Tel (305) 447-3509 Fax (305) 447-3580
www.aecom.com
Aegir Port Property Advisers
299 Alhambra Circle, Suite 402
Tel (305) 529-2250 Fax (305) 529-2271
www.aegirports.com

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
A.R. Savage & Son, LLC
202 S. Rome Ave. Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33606
Tel (813) 247-4550 Fax (813) 247-5420
www.arsavage.com
Atkins / Ports & Coastal Division
Tallahassee, FL 32303-4027
Tel (850) 575-1800 Fax (850) 575-1099
CH2M Hill
ampa, FL 33607-4178
Tel (813) 874-0777
www.ch2m.com
Clark Manco International, Inc.
943 Allegro Lane, Suite 10
Apollo Beach, FL 33572
Tel (813) 641-0001 Fax (813) 641-0002
www.clarkmanco.com
Gahagan & Bryant Associates, Inc.
3802W. Bay to Bay Blvd., Suite B-22
Tampa, FL 33629
Tel (813) 831-4408 Fax (813) 831-4216
www.gba-inc.com
Gibbons & Company Inc.
P.O. Box 1133
McLean,VA 22101
Tel (202) 783-6000
www.gibbonsco.com
Golder Associates Inc.
5100W. Lemon St., Suite 208
Tampa, FL 33609
Tel (813) 287-1717 Fax (813) 287-1716
www.golder.com
Harden Marine Associates, Inc.
202 S. 22nd St., Suite 203
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 248-3505 Fax (813) 248-1429
J. Cortina, Inc.
603 E. Jackson St.,Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (813) 229-6973 Fax (813) 229-0995
www.jcortina.com
Maritime Consultants
P.O. Box 324,Tampa, FL 33601
Tel (813) 493-3360
P.L. Marine Survey Co.
7428Wyatt Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 621-7726 Fax (813) 622-8253
Quest Corporation of America, Inc.
Tampa, FL 33624
Tel (813) 926-2942 Fax (813) 926-2962
www.qcausa.com
R K Johns & Associates
200W. 57th St., Suite 907
NewYork, NY 10019
Tel (212) 393-9697 Fax (212) 385-0849
Robert J. Dlouhy
P.O. Box 40
Odessa, FL 33556
Tel (813) 926-0134 Fax (813) 926-0134
URS Corporation
7650W. Courtney Campbell Causeway
Tampa, FL 33607
Tel (813) 286-1711 Fax (813) 287-8591
www.urscorp.com
VivianWhite, Maritime Consultants
P.O. Box 324,Tampa, FL 33601
Tel (813) 493-3360
Volkert & Associates
1408 N.Westshore Blvd., Suite 600
Tampa, FL. 33609
Tel (813) 875-1365 Fax (813) 874-7656
www.volkert.com

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CONTAINERS
Fresh Del Monte Produce
200 Del MonteWay
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 722-3060 Fax (941) 722-7075
www.freshdelmonte.com
World Direct Shipping
600Tampa BayWay , Suite 5
Palmettto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 729-5828 Fax (941) 729-5741
www.worlddirectshipping.com
CRANE SERVICES
Bigge Crane & Rigging
2400 Maury Street
Richmond,VA 23224
Tel (804) 325-8380
www.bigge.com
Certified Slings Inc.
6820 Adamo Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 623-6677 Fax (813) 621-0886
www.certifiedslings.com
Crane Rental Corp.
170 N. Goldenrod Road
Orlando, FL 32807
Tel (407) 277-5000
Diversified Lifting Systems Inc.
4702 Distribution Drive
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (800) 752-1214
Tel (813) 248-2299 Fax (813) 248-6057
www.diversifiedlifting.com
Edwards Moving & Rigging
13150 S.E. Flora Ave.
Hobe Sound, FL 33455
Tel (863) 701-6600
Herndon Brothers
180 U.S. 90West
Jacksonville, FL 32234
Tel (904) 266-2221 Fax (904) 266-2212
www.herndonbrothers.com
Hertz Equipment Rental Corporation
5725 Adamo Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 623-6581 Fax (813) 628-4795
www.hertzequip.com
Hydraulic Machinery
5024 N. 56th St.,Tampa, FL 33610
Tel (813) 621-8002 Fax (813) 626-8759
www.craneworx.com
Logistec USA Inc.
300Tampa BayWay, Suite 2
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 721-7209 Fax (941) 729-8235
www.logistec.com
Ray Anthony International, LLC
11410 58th St. N.
Pinellas, FL 33782
Tel (813) 623-1111 Fax (813) 621-7617
www.rayanthonyintl.com
Sims Crane & Equipment Company, Inc.
1219 Highway 301 N.
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 626-8102 Fax (813) 626-6255
www.simscrane.com
Weeks Marine Inc.
4 Commerce Drive, 2nd Floor
Cranford, NJ 07016
Tel (908) 272-4010 Fax (908) 272-4740
www.weeksmarine.com
DIVERS & MARINE SALVAGERS
Bowman Diving Corporation
PO Box 66, Cortez, FL 34215
Tel (941) 795-4664 Fax (941) 794-1965
www.bowmandiving.com
Dive-Tech International Inc.
6200 80th Ave. N.
Pinellas Park, FL 33781
Tel (727) 541-1102 Fax (727) 546-0466
www.dive-tech.com
SGSTampa, LLC
10890 75th St.
Largo, FL 33777
Tel (727) 393-6114 Fax (727) 391-2698
Tampa@sgsdiving.com
Weeks Marine Inc.
4 Commerce Drive, 2nd Floor
Cranford, NJ 07016
Tel (908) 272-4010 Fax (908) 272-4740
www.weeksmarine.com
DREDGING
Dredgemonster
A division of C&M Roadbuilders ,Inc.
6724 33rd St E.
Sarasota, FL 34243
Tel (941) 751-6999 Cell (813) 765-8587
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
2122York Road, Suite 200
Oak Brook, IL 60523
Tel (630) 574-3000 Fax (630) 574-2909
www.gldd.com
Hendry Corporation
1650 Hemlock St.,,Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 241-9206 Fax (813) 241-9215
DRUMS
3141 SE 14th Ave.
Tel (954) 522-1182 Fax (954) 527-1191

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
TAMPA BAY
941.708.4040
JACKSONVILLE
904.353.6410
TALLAHASSEE
850.222.5702
WEST PALM BEACH
561.640.0820
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about our Transportation
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FEET WET.
For more information contact:
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www.llw-law.com
MEMBER OF
Lewis, Longman & Walker, P.A. understands the
unique needs of Florida’s deep-water ports,
their tenants and other users.
We work with state, federal and local
agencies and governments every day bringing
you a real understanding of administrative
rules, environmental regulations, processes,
procedures and people at every level.
OVER 25 YEARS OF IN-DEPTH
EXPERIENCE ASSISTING
FLORIDA’S DEEP-WATER
PORTS, AIRPORTS AND
TRANSPORTATION AGENCIES.
5007 Denver St.,Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 247-3417 Fax (813) 248-5908
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Bradenton Area Economic Development Corp.
4215 Concept Court
Bradenton, FL 34211
Tel (941) 803-9030 Fax (941)803-9039
www.ThinkBradentonArea.com
Charlotte County Economic
Development Office
18501 Murdock Circle, Suite 502
Port Charlotte, FL 33948
Tel (941) 764-4941 Fax (941) 764-4947
www.floridasinnovationcoast.com
City of North Port
4970 City Hall Boulevard
North Port , FL 34286
Tel (941) 429-7029 Fax (941) 429 7079
www.cityofnorthport.com
Enterprise Florida Inc.
201 N. Franklin St., Suite 201
Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (813) 276-9430 Fax (813) 223-7899
www.eflorida.com
Enterprise Florida Inc.
800 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 1100
Orlando, FL 32803
Tel (407) 956-5600 Fax (407) 956-5599
www.eflorida.com
Sarasota County Economic Development
Corporation
2601 Cattleman Road, Suite 102
Sarasota, FL 34232
Tel (941) 309-1200 Fax (941) 309-1209
www.edcsarasotacounty.com
Sarasota County Government
Office of Business and Economic Development
166 Ringling Blvd., 2nd Floor
Sarasota, FL 34236
Tel ((941) 861-5247
(E) bizhelp@scgov.net
www.scgov.net/EconomicDevelopment
Sarasota International Business Council
1945 Fruitville Road
Sarasota, FL 34236
Tel (941) 955-8187 Fax (941) 366-5621
Tampa Bay Partnership
Tampa, FL 33607
Tel (813) 878-2208 Fax (813) 872-9356
www.tampabay.org
ELECTRICAL SERVICES, MARINE
Gulf Marine Repair Corporation
1800 Grant St.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 247-3153 Fax (813) 247-6017
www.gulfmarinerepair.com
Suncoast Electrical Supply, Inc.
1623 Sagasta St.,Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 248-1615 Fax (813) 248-4353
www.suncoastelectrical.com
Volkert & Associates
1408 N.Westshore Blvd. Suite 600
Tampa, FL 33609
Tel (813) 875-1365 Fax (813) 874-7656
www.volkert.com
ELECTRONICS, MARINE
Bay Armature and Pump Inc.
1601 N. 43rd St.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 248-4275 Fax (813) 242-0514
www.bayarmature.com
Consolidated Electrical Distributors
2460 12th St.
Sarasota, FL 34237
Tel (941) 365-0670 Fax (941) 955-4726
Mackay Marine
Crosstown Business Center
4951-B East Adamo Dr. Suite 234
Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (813) 229-0080 Fax (813) 223-3416
www.mackaymarine.com
Siemens Industry Inc.
BuildingTechnologies
3021 N. Commerce Parkway
Miramar, FL 33025
www.usa.siemens.com
Sound Marine Electronics Inc.
1302 S. 22nd St.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 247-7195 Fax (813) 247-3895
ENGINEERING, MARINE
Tel (305) 447-3509 Fax (305) 447-3580
www.aecom.com
Atkins
Ports & Coastal Division
Tallahassee, FL 32303-4027
Tel (850) 575-1800 Fax (850) 575-0105
CH2M Hill
Tampa, FL 33607-4178
Tel (813) 874-0777
www.ch2m.com

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Port Manatee Propeller Club
2014 Southeast Region Port of the Year
PORT MANATEE PROPELLER CLUB
P.O. Box 7300 • Sun City, FL 33586 • 941-722-6621 • www.manateepropellerclub.com
The Port Manatee
Propeller Club
represents more
than 100 Tampa
Bay area maritime
professionals.
The chapter meets
monthly for dinner
meetings at the
Bradenton Yacht Club.
Apollo Environmental Inc.
11553 U.S. Highway. 41 S.
Gibsonton, FL 33534
Tel (813) 671-3999 Fax (813) 677-3422
www.apolloenv.com
ATC Associates Inc.
5602Thompson Center Court
Tampa, FL 33634
Tel (813) 889-8960 Fax (813) 889-8754
www.atcassociates.com
Dunkelberger Engineering and
Testing, Inc
ATerracon Company
8260Vico Court, Unit B
Sarasota, FL 34240
Tel (941) 379-0621
www.terracon.com/sarasota
Environmental Engineering Consultants
5119 N. Florida Ave.,Tampa, FL 33603
Tel (800) 229-3781 Fax (813) 238-0036
www.eec-tampabay.com
E Q Florida
7202 E. 8th Ave.,Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 319-3400 Fax (813) 628-0842
www.eqonline.com
ERM-Southeast Inc.
Highland Oaks II, Suite 140
10210 Highland Manor Drive
Tampa, FL 33610
Tel (813) 357-3888 Fax (888) 831-1641
www.erm.com
Gannett Fleming
Westlake Corp. Ctr., Suite 150
9119 Corporate Lake Drive
Tampa, FL 33634-6323
Tel (813) 882-4366 Fax (813) 884-4609
www.gannettfleming.com
Golder Associates Inc.
5100W. Lemon St., Suite 208
Tampa, FL 33609
Tel (813) 287-1717 Fax (813) 287-1716
www.golder.com
Howco Environmental Services
3701 Central Ave.,
Tel (727) 327-8467 Fax (727) 346-6698
www.howcousa.com
K2 Engineering Inc.
7804 US Hwy. 301 S.
Riverview, FL 33569
Tel (813) 677-0706
www.k2engineering.com
Gahagan & Bryant Associates Inc.
3802W. Bay to Bay Blvd., Suite B-22
Tampa, FL 33629
Tel (813) 831-4408 Fax (813) 831-4216
www.gba-inc.com
Stantec
6900 Professional Parkway E., Suite 100
Sarasota, FL 34240
Tel (941) 907-6900 Fax (941) 907-6910
www.stante.com
URS Corporation
Tampa, FL 33607
Tel (813) 286-1711 Fax (813) 287-8591
www.urscorp.com
ENVIRONMENTAL & GEOTECHNICAL
ENGINEERING
AmbientTechnologies Inc.
4610 Central Ave.
Tel (727) 328-0268 Fax (727) 328-2477
www.ambienttech.com

Moretrench Environmental Corp.
11001 Fern Hill Drive, Riverview, FL 33578
Tel (813) 741-0256 Fax (813) 672-4754
www.moretrench.com
Southeast Environmental Solutions Inc.
801 N. Park Road, Plant City, FL 33563
Tel (813) 752-1289 Fax (813) 757-0721
www.southeastenvironmentalsolutions.com
Stantec
6900 Professional Parkway E., Suite 100
Sarasota, FL 34240
Tel (941) 907-6900 Fax (941) 907-6910
www.stantec.com
URS Corporation
Tampa, FL 33607
Tel (813) 286-1711 Fax (813) 287-8591
www.urscorp.com
ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP
Diversified Environmental Services Inc.
1201 N. 22nd St.,Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 248-3256 Fax (813) 247-5453
www.diversifiedfl.com
Professional Service Industries Inc. (PSI)
5801 Benjamin Center Drive, Suite 112
Tampa, FL. 33634
Tel (813) 886-1075 Fax (813) 888-6514
www.psiusa.com
SWS Environmental First Response
901 McClosky Blvd.,Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (800) 852-8878 Fax (813) 241-6765
www.swsenvironmental.com
EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES, MARINE
Amazon Hose & Rubber
1103 N. 50th St.,Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 223-7554 Fax (813) 223-7567
www.amazonhose.com
Briggs Equipment
3915 N. U.S. Highway 301
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 623-6700 Fax (813) 664-9763
www.briggsequipment.com
First Choice Marine Supply, Inc.
120 N. 20th St.,Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 223-7673 Fax (813) 248-0751
www.firstchoicemarinesupply.com
Florida Detroit Diesel Allison
8411 Adamo Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 621-5651 Fax (813) 620-1172
www.fdda.com
Goodyear Rubber Products
6216 28th St. E.
Bradenton, FL 34203
Tel (941) 739-9777 Fax (941) 739-9778
www.goodyearrubberproducts.com
Gulf Coast Bulk Equipment Inc.
2327 S. Dock Street
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 417-7953 Fax (813) 354-2795
Gulf Coast Power Inc.
6606 26th Court E.
Sarasota, FL 34243
Tel (941) 753-8805 Fax (941) 753-9576
www.gcpdiesel.com
Gulf Marine and Industrial Supplies
5582 Commercial Blvd.
Winter Haven, FL 33880
Tel (863) 595-0260
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Hertz Equipment Rental Corporation
5725 Adamo Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 623-6581 Fax (813) 628-4795
www.hertzequip.com
Hydradyne Hydraulics LLC
3001 N. 50th St.
Tampa, FL 33619-2319
Tel (813) 740-2828 Fax (813) 740-2929
www.hydra-dyne.com
Kloeckner Metals
907 S. 20th St.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 247-4511 Fax (813) 247-2275
www.kloecknermetals.com
Ring Power
10421 Fern Hill Drive
Riverview, FL 33578
Tel (813) 671-3700 Fax (813) 671-3118
www.ringpower.com
Sunbelt Rentals
7580 15th St. E.
Sarasota, FL 34243
Tel (941) 351-1137 Fax (941) 351-7189
Cell (941) 628-1329
www.sunbeltrentals.com
W & O Supply Inc.
1902 43rd St. N., Unit B
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 248-4139 Fax (813) 248-3267
www.wosupply.com
West Marine
3622 1st St., Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 357-1657
www.westmarine.com
EXPORT PACKING & RIGGING
Certified Slings Inc.
6820 Adamo Drive
Tampa, FL 33619
Tel (813) 623-6677 Fax (813) 621-0886
www.certifiedslings.com
Diversified Lifting Systems Inc.
4702 Distribution Drive
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (800) 752-1214
Tel (813) 248-2299 Fax (813) 248-6057
www.diversifiedlifting.com
FOREIGN TRADE ZONE
Port Manatee Foreign-Trade Zone No. 169
300Tampa BayWay
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 722-6621 Fax (941) 729-1463
www.portmanatee.com
International Freight Experts
7725 261st St. E
Myakka City, FL 34251-5107
Tel (941) 322-9464 Fax (941) 322-9465
FREIGHT CONSOLIDATORS/NVOCCS
Cargo Care, LLC
10842 Kensington Park Ave.
Riverview, FL 33578
Tel (813) 677-3139 fax (813) 677-9171
www.cargocareworldwide.com
International Freight Experts
7725 261st St. E.
Myakka City, FL 34251-5107
Tel (941) 322-9464 Fax (941) 322-9465
www.ifeonline.info
FREIGHT FORWARDERS/
CUSTOMS BROKERS
Florida Customs Brokers & Forwarders
Association, Inc
8228 NW 14th St.
Doral, FL 33126
Tel (305) 499-9490 Fax (305) 499-9491
www.fcbf.com
A.J. Arango Inc.
1516 E. 8th Ave.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 248-9220 Fax (813) 248-6013
www.ajarango.com
Alpico International
Eastern Ave.
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 721-6422 Fax (941) 721-8992
www.alpico-intl.com
A.R. Savage & Son, LLC
202 S. Rome Ave., Suite 200
Tampa, FL 33606
Tel (813) 247-4550 Fax (813) 247-5420
www.arsavage.com
East Logistics, Inc.
3804 Gunn Highway, Suite B
Tampa, FL 33618
Tel (813) 931-0960
www.eastlogisticsinc.com
Farris Customs Brokers Inc.
8051 N.TamiamiTrail, Suite 31
Sarasota, FL 34243
Tel (941) 351-7927
www.farrischb.com
Hasty Air Freight Inc.
P.O. Box 22001
Tampa, FL 33622
Tel (813) 960-7442 Fax (813) 960-2313
www.hastyairfreight.com
J. Cortina Inc.
603 E. Jackson St.
Tampa, FL 33602
Tel (813) 229-6973 Fax (813) 229-0995
www.jcortina.com
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Sack & Menendez Inc.
1602 E. 4th Ave.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 241-0276 Fax (813) 248-2388
www.sacmen.com
GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES
City of Palmetto
516 8th Ave.W.
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 723-4570 Fax (941) 723-4576
www.palmettofl.org
Federal Maritime Commission
800 N. Capitol St., N.W.
Washington, DC 20573
Tel (202) 523-5800 Fax (202) 523-3782
www.fmc.gov
Florida Department of
Environmental Protection
Bureau of Emergency Response
13051 N.Tel.com Parkway
TempleTerrace, FL 33637
Tel (813) 632-7641 Fax (813) 632-7669
StateWarning 1-800-320-0519
National Response Center 1-800-424-8802
www.dep.state.fl.us
Florida Department of
Transportation – District 1
801 N. Broadway Ave.
Bartow, FL 33830
Tel (800) 292-3368 Fax (863) 534-7172
www.dot.state.fl.us
Florida Fish andWildlife
Conservation Commission
Division of Law Enforcement
Tel (863) 648-3203Tel (888) 404-3922
www.myfwc.com
Florida Fish andWildlife Conservation
Commission Stock Enhancement Research Facility
14495 Harlee Road, Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 723-4505 Fax (941) 723-4507
www.myfwc.com
Palmetto, FL 34221-6608
Tel (941) 722-6621 Fax (941) 729-1463
www.portmanatee.com
NationalWeather Service
2525 14th Ave. S.E.
Ruskin, FL 33570
Tel (813) 645-2323 Fax (813) 641-2619
www.srh.noaa.gov/tbw
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Jacksonville District
6320 S. Dale Mabry Highway
Tampa, FL 33611
Tel (813) 831-4894 Fax (813) 831-4897
www.usace.army.mil
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services
5524W. Cypress St.,Tampa, FL 33607-1708
Tel (800) 375-5283
www.uscis.gov
U.S. Coast Guard Sector St. Petersburg
600 8th Ave. S.E.
Sector General Number: (727) 824-7534
U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Port Manatee
400Tampa BayWay
Palmetto, FL 34221
Tel (941) 729-9301 Fax (941) 729-4751
www.cbp.gov
U.S. Department of CommerceTampa Bay
Export Assistance Center
13805 58th St. N., Suite 1-200
Tel (727) 893-3738 Fax (727) 893-3839
www.export.gov
BUSINESS DIRECTORY

U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Vessel Sanitation Program
1850 Eller Dr., Suite 101
Tel (954) 356-6650 Fax (954) 356-6671
www.cdc.gov/nceh/vsp/default.htm
U.S. Department ofTransportation
Maritime Administration
West Building
1200 New Jersey Ave., S.E.
Washington, DC 20590
Tel 1-800-99-MARAD, 1-800-996-2723
www.marad.dot.gov
GROUND TRANSPORTATION
Super Shuttle
11901 30 Court N.
Tel (727) 572-1111 Fax (727) 572-8173
Toll Free 1-800-258-3826
www.supershuttle.com
Marine OneTransportation Inc.
2015 E. Gordon St.
Tampa, FL 33605
Tel (813) 248-4848 Fax (813) 247-3360
HOTELS
Comfort Inn
580 66 St. Court E.
Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 747-7500 Fax (941) 748-8002
www.comfortinn.com
Courtyard by Marriott
850 University Drive
Sarasota, FL 34234
Tel (941) 355-3337 Fax (941) 355-5518
www.marriott.com
Courtyard By Marriott
Bradenton Sarasota Riverfront
100 Riverfront Blvd.
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 747-3727 Fax (941) 746-4289
www.marriott.com
Days Inn – Historical Downtown Bradenton
3506 1 St.W.
Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 746-1141 Fax (941) 748-8924
www.daysinn.com
Days Inn – I-75
644 67 St. Circle E.
Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 746-2505 Fax (941) 745-1839
www.daysinn.com
America’s BestValue Inn
607 67th St. Circle E.
Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 745-1988 Fax (941) 746-9189
www.americasbestvalueinn.com
Guesthouse International
4915 17th St. E., Ellenton, FL 34222
Tel (941) 729-0600 Fax (941) 722-5908
www.guesthouseintl.com
Hampton Inn – Ellenton
5810 20 Court E.
Ellenton, FL 34222
Tel (941) 721-4000 Fax (941) 721-4100
www.hilton.com
Holiday Inn Express
4450 47th St.W., Bradenton, FL 34210
Tel (941) 795-4633 Fax (941) 795-0808
www.hiexpress.com
BestWestern
648 67 St. Circle E.
Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 757-5555 Fax (941) 757-5556
www.bestwestern.com
Longboat Key Hilton
4711 Gulf of Mexico Drive
Longboat Key, FL 34228
Tel (941) 383-2451 Fax (941) 383-7979
www.longboatkey.hilton.com
Motel 6
660 67th St. Circle E.
Bradenton, FL 34208
Tel (941) 747-6005 Fax (941) 745-1388
www.motel6.com
Ramada Ltd.
5218 17th St. E., Ellenton, FL 34222
Tel (941) 729-8505 Fax (941) 729-1110
www.ramada.com
Residence Inn by Marriott
1040 University Parkway, Sarasota, FL 34234
Tel (800) 331-3131 Fax (941) 358-0850
www.marriott.com
Sleep Inn & Suites
5605 18th St. East, Ellenton, FL 34222
Tel (941) 721-4933 Fax (941) 721-4934
www.sleepinn.com
SpringHill Suites Sarasota
1020 University Parkway
Sarasota, FL 34234
Tel (941) 358-3385 Fax (941) 358-3376
www.springhillsuites.com
Sarasota Suites
7251 N.TamiamiTrail
Sarasota, FL 34243
Tel (941) 355-7747 Fax (941) 355-6217
www.sarasotahotelsuites.com
INSURANCE
Arthur J. Gallagher & Company
8200 NW 41st St, Suite 200
Doral, FL 33166-6204
Tel (305) 592-6080
www.ajg.com
Boyd Insurance & Investment Services Inc.
717 Manatee Ave.W., Suite 300
Bradenton, FL 34205
Tel (941) 745-8300 Fax (941) 745-2571
www.boydinsurance.com
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Ideally suited for bulk dry and liquid
product storage, refrigerated storage, food
products warehousing and packaging,
metal products fabrication and assembly,
bio-fuel manufacture and many other
similar industrial activities. Sites from
5 acres to 95+ acres are immediately
available for long term lease.
• Railroad Access
• Greenfield Site
• Highway Access
• Master Storm Water
System
Prime Industrial Property Available
(Adjacent To Port Manatee)
13500 Scale Ave. • Palmetto, FL 34221HRK HOLDINGS, LLC
CONTACT: Jeff Barath (813) 368-3180 JBarath@HRKHoldings.com

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