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Beyond the Day Rate: Unlocking Performance in Barging with RiverLens

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Title slide with text: "CBP Automated Manifest Interface Requirements, Appendix F - Schedule K – Foreign Port Codes, January 2022" and U.S. Customs and Border Protection and ACE logos at the bottom (schedule k codes).

Decoding Destinations: Unraveling the Origin and Use of US Customs Schedule K Codes

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Aerial view of a barge traveling along a wide brown river, surrounded by green islands and water, under a partly cloudy sky (Gulf Intracoastal Waterway expansion).

Expanding the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway to Mexico: A Strategic Opportunity for U.S. Maritime Trade, Security, and Economic Growth

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The Rate Card Reality Gap: How SEA.O.G’s Four E’s Save Projects From Marine Transport Procurement Disasters

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A cartoon detective with a mustache, trench coat, and hat examines a clipboard and holds a magnifying glass near a docked barge labeled "OG 301" by the water under a cloudy sky (barge on-hire and off-hire survey process).

The Anatomy of a Barge On-Hire and Off-Hire Survey: What Maritime Professionals Need to Know

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10 Critical Strategies to Optimize Barge Operations and Mitigate Risk

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A Complete Guide to Towing Terminology: Subchapter M

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Illustration of two ships labeled "DELAYS" in the ocean, with a stack of burning money floating on a wooden raft in the foreground. The scene, set against an orange and green cloudy sky, hints at offshore wind turbines stalled by Jones Act offshore regulations.

Navigating the Jones Act: Customs Requirements OCS Offshore Operations

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Port Vs Starboard

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Cargo ships at a large port (Free Trade vs Foreign Trade Zone)

Free Trade Zone Vs Foreign Trade Zone

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Get the Latest from SEA.O.G

Beyond the Day Rate: Unlocking Performance in Barging with RiverLens

Decoding Destinations: Unraveling the Origin and Use of US Customs Schedule K Codes

Expanding the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway to Mexico: A Strategic Opportunity for U.S. Maritime Trade, Security, and Economic Growth

The Rate Card Reality Gap: How SEA.O.G’s Four E’s Save Projects From Marine Transport Procurement Disasters

The Anatomy of a Barge On-Hire and Off-Hire Survey: What Maritime Professionals Need to Know

10 Critical Strategies to Optimize Barge Operations and Mitigate Risk

A Complete Guide to Towing Terminology: Subchapter M

Navigating the Jones Act: Customs Requirements OCS Offshore Operations

Port Vs Starboard

Free Trade Zone Vs Foreign Trade Zone

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