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Centerline Logistics

Seattle, United States

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What Centerline Logistics does.

Centerline Logistics is a leading marine petroleum transportation operation with a large and diverse fleet serving the West Coast, East Coast, and Gulf Coast services in the United States. The company places a strong emphasis on safety and has an impressive safety and operational record over 30 years of experience. Centerline offers a variety of services including Bunkering (tanker participation) for vessels of all sizes, terminal transport with modern articulated tug-barge systems, as well as additional services such as ship assist services, oil terminal operations, and freighter barge services.

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