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Stepniewski J

Gdynia, Poland

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Stepniewski J has been providing shipping services since 1993, operating on the Baltic Sea, North Sea, Mediterranean Sea, and Black Sea. The company specializes in sea towage and heavy lift transport, cargo transport, ship spare parts supply, ship sales and purchase, and ship management. It complies with IMO regulations such as the ISM Code and ISPS Code. Established by two master mariners with 30 years of sea experience, Stepniewski J offers a range of marine services to various vessels including tug boats, barges, and other types of ships. The company has been in operation since 1993 and is based in Poland.

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