Overview
Type
Limited Liability Company
Revenue
$221.080523 million
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Category
Deep Sea Freight Transportation
Foss Maritime provides comprehensive marine transportation and logistics services. Whether it's solving transportation challenges in remote parts of the world or efficiently handling everyday harbor jobs, Foss Maritime prides itself on always offering customers safe and innovative solutions. For more than a century, Foss has set the standard for marine transportation with leading edge technology, engineering, and shipbuilding. FOSS Always Safe. Always Ready. Tugboat operator Foss Maritime provides harbor and marine transportation services on both the West Coast and East Coast of the US. It operates more than 90 tugs and 95 barges, including the world's first hybrid tug -- the Green Assist. Besides towing, the company offers logistics, ship assist, and shipyard services. It operates from four main facilities in the west, located in Long Beach, California; Portland, Oregon; San Francisco; and Seattle; plus one in Boston, operated by subsidiary Constellation Maritime. Foss Maritime is owned by Saltchuk Resources , which controls a mix of air cargo, marine services, and marine transportation businesses, including Totem Ocean Trailer Express and Sea Star Line . Try D&B Hoovers Free Tugboat operator Foss Maritime provides harbor and marine transportation services on both the West Coast and East Coast of the US. It operates more than 90 tugs and 95 barges, including the world's first hybrid tug -- the Green Assist. Besides towing, the company offers logistics, ship assist, and shipyard services. It operates from four main facilities in the west, located in Long Beach, California; Portland, Oregon; San Francisco; and Seattle; plus one in Boston, operated by subsidiary Constellation Maritime. Foss Maritime is owned by Saltchuk Resources , which controls a mix of air cargo, marine services, and marine transportation businesses, including Totem Ocean Trailer Express and Sea Star Line .
