Maritime Agency Delta-C

Maritime Agency Delta-C began its operations in 1998 as an independent shipping agency based in Novorossiysk. For over twenty-five years, it has focused on providing comprehensive port agency services across major hubs in the Black Sea and Azov Sea regions. The agency manages the requirements of various vessel types, including tankers, bulk carriers, and general cargo ships, ensuring that all operational needs are addressed during port calls. Core activities involve the coordination of vessel arrivals and departures, which includes managing formalities with port authorities, customs, and immigration departments to facilitate vessel clearance. Beyond administrative tasks, Delta-C provides husbandry services to support shipowners and operators. These services encompass arranging crew changes, facilitating medical assistance for seafarers, and coordinating the delivery of provisions, fresh water, and technical supplies. The geographic scope of operations extends beyond Novorossiysk to include other regional ports such as Tuapse, Taman, Kavkaz, Anapa, Gelendzhik, and Sochi. In these locations, the agency manages the logistics of bunkering operations and oversees ship repair works as needed. For shipowners who require representation while their vessels are under charter, the agency acts as a protective agent, monitoring cargo operations and ensuring that all documentation is processed accurately and promptly. The agency maintains a management system certified under the ISO 9001:2015 standard and is a member of the Association of Russian Maritime Agents. These professional involvements reflect an adherence to established operational procedures and local regulatory requirements. By serving as a central point of contact between vessel masters, port facilities, and local service providers, the agency handles the logistical needs of the maritime industry in its operational area. This includes arranging pilotage and tug services and managing the final settlement of port disbursements to provide a continuous link between the ship and its shore-based interests.