Tank Cleaning & Demucking Services in Bangladesh

Marine waste management specialists: tank cleaning, debunkering, cargo hold cleaning, slop, sludge, demucking, bilge water disposal, gas-free certs. 24/7 Bangladesh ports. Experienced, compliant, reliable.

We are a company of Universal Maritime Services as a Ship Chandler, Ship repairer, Spare Parts, Store, Provision Supplier, Annual Service Provider for LSA, FFE, SCBA, EEBD NKK,GL,BV Class, Sludge Garbage Disposal With Certifica

Based in Chittagong, Bangladesh, AHR TRADE INTERNATIONAL operates as a comprehensive ship chandler and marine services provider, catering to the diverse needs of the global maritime industry. The company functions primarily as a s

Bravo Ship Supply serves as a comprehensive maritime logistics and ship chandling provider, centrally anchored in the bustling port city of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Since its establishment in 2010, the company has evolved from a lo

Based in the major port city of Chittagong, Bangladesh, Chittagong Ocean Trade operates as a comprehensive marine service provider and ship chandler serving the commercial shipping and offshore sectors. Established in 2015, the co

Fazila Marine operates as a specialized maritime human resource entity, functioning primarily as a government-approved ship manning agent. Headquartered in the strategic port city of Chittagong, the company serves as a critical li

Ocean Marine Service is a Bangladesh-based marine service provider offering spare parts, equipment, ship repair, and logistics support to shipowners and operators worldwide. With over 16 years in the business, the company has beco

Panocean Limited is a maritime service provider based in Bangladesh, operating primarily out of the country’s main port city, Chattogram. Since its establishment in 2003, the company has developed a diverse portfolio of services d

Royal Marine Agency is a specialized maritime service provider and port logistics firm headquartered in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Established to bridge the gap between international ship operators and the operational realities of th