Oilfields & Marine services Group

Oilfields & Marine Services Group, established in 1996 and headquartered in Tunis, operates as a specialized entity within the maritime and industrial logistics sectors of Tunisia. The organization functions as a shipping and port agent, providing essential support for various vessel types, including cargo ships, tankers, and offshore units. Centrally located in the Centre Urbain Nord of Tunis, the group manages complex port call operations across the country’s primary maritime gateways. The group’s agency services encompass a comprehensive range of administrative and operational tasks required for smooth vessel entry and departure. This includes the coordination of all formalities with port authorities, customs, and immigration departments to ensure legal compliance and timely vessel clearance. In addition to these regulatory functions, the group facilitates husbandry services such as crew changes, medical assistance, and the delivery of ship spares. On-site teams also manage the logistics for bunker supply, fresh water, and provisions, ensuring that vessels are fully equipped during their time in port. Strategically, the group maintains a presence across major Tunisian ports, including Rades, La Goulette, Bizerte, Sousse, Skhira, Gabes, and Zarzis. This network of local coverage allows for direct oversight of port operations and effective communication with local stakeholders. By maintaining operations in these key locations, the organization supports shipowners and operators with documentation handling and freight forwarding services tailored to the specific requirements of the Tunisian maritime environment. Beyond standard agency roles, the company provides logistical assistance for offshore marine operations, supporting supply vessels and drilling rigs with specialized equipment handling and shore-based management. This integrated approach to maritime agency and marine logistics ensures that all aspects of a vessel’s stay, from initial arrival to final departure, are managed through a single point of contact familiar with local port conditions.