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| Year of Incorporation |
1979 |
| Owners |
Government of Saudi Arabia, Saudi
individuals and establishments |
| Head Office |
Riyadh, KSA |
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The
National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (NSCSA) was established
in 1979 to meet the transportation needs of Importers and Exporters in
the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and other countries in the Middle East.
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By
1983, NSCSA has established itself as a combination Roll-on/Roll-off
(Ro-Ro), Container and Breakbulk carrier, operating 8 fully owned
vessels. It had become one of the world's largest Ro-Ro
operators, offering liner services linking the Middle East with North
America, the Far East and Europe.
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In
1991, NSCSA (America) Inc., was established to serve as the General
Agent in North America for the Liner Service between U.S., Canada and
the Middle East/India Subcontinent/East Mediterranean regions.
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NSCSA
specializes in Project, Heavy Lift and Ro-Ro cargoes, as well as
containers.
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In
1997, NSCSA began service between North America and Italy, Greece and
Turkey.
Our
mission is two-fold: to establish close working relationships with
our customers, and to offer them the most secure, most cost-effective and
most reliable carrier service. The introduction of new and improved
service schedules, further streamlined operations and greater customer
satisfaction is evidence that we're fulfilling that commitment worldwide.
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Large Inventory of specialized equipment
including MAFIS
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Inland transportation services
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Intermodal transfers
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Wide network of established agents and
representatives
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Warehousing and groupage services
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Depot and storage facilities
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Container Maintenance and repair
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Fleet management services
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Shipping agency service
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Computerized
systems
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Computerized
systems
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All types and sizes of container goods,
including special equipment and reefer cargoes
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Project and heavy lift cargoes up to 350
tons on main line vessels
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Building and construction machinery
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Boats - all types (tugs, crew boats,
pleasure yachts)
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Vehicles all types (tractors, cranes,
military vehicles, helicopters, etc.)
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Passenger cars
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Forest products
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General Cargo (unitized, large cases,
oversized and awkward cargoes) |
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