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Welcome to the 2017 Port of Brownsville DirectoryThe Brownsville Navigation Board of Commissioners and Port of Brownsville staff welcome you to the 2017 Port of Brownsville Directory. Our goal is to provide our tenants, business partners, media and community with detailed information about the port’s capabilities, infrastructure, growth and opportunities.

In this issue, readers will not only find a valuable resource for contacts but also in-depth and interesting articles, compelling photos, and maps – all to better help readers understand more about the port.

Welcome to the Port of Brownsville - the port that works!

Table of Contents

Board of Commissioners .......................................... 4

Chairman’s Directory Letter ....................................... 5

Port Senior Staff ....................................................... 6

Port Director Letter ................................................... 7

Explore - the port that works ...........................................8

Why the Port of Brownsville? ............................ 13

Going Deep ...................................................... 15

A Dream Becomes the Port That Works ........... 18

Security ............................................................ 19

BRG and Port of Brownsville Grow Together ...... 20

SH 550 / I-169 ................................................. 22

Shrimping is Big Business in Brownsville ........... 24

Home Away from Home for Those

Far from Home .............................................. 25

Fast Facts .............................................................. 26

Facilities Maps .............................. Center Fold Spread

Docking Facilities ..................................................... 38

Business Directory .................................................. 48

Alphabetical Listing ................................................. 70

Advertisers’ Directory .............................................. 72

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Exactly the port

The Port of Brownsville moves more steel into Mexico than any other U.S. port. It’s the largest land-owning port

in the nation with 40,000 acres. And it has full congressional authorization to deepen its channel to 52 feet. Its FTZ ranks second nationally in value of exported goods, and its railroad continues impressive growth trends. Those assets and achievements continue to attract industrial development that other ports cannot – like three active LNG projects – all in Federal Energy Regulatory Commission review. Because of the steady South Texas breeze, it’s understandable why the wind energy sector selected the port for its base of operations. And with Mexican petroleum reforms a reality in 2017, more and more of our shippers are experiencing measurable success. In fact, the Port of Brownsville is in easy reach of a growing consumption zone of more than 10 million on both sides of the border, benefiting our customers with unparalleled rail and heavy haul logistics solutions. It’s the most important cargo transfer point on the Gulf of Mexico. The port that works – the Port of Brownsville.

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A LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN

BROWNSVILLE NAVIGATION DISTRICT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

JOHN WOODChairman

JOHN REEDVice Chairman

SERGIO TITO LOPEZSecretary

CARLOS R. MASSOCommissioner

RALPH COWEN Commissioner

MISSION STATEMENT

The Port of Brownsville will be a leader in developing economic opportunities, improving the quality of life, creating the best transportation facilities possible, and exhibiting high standards of public administration—all with the goal of making the Brownsville area a great place to live and do business.

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A LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN

BROWNSVILLE NAVIGATION DISTRICT BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

Dear Friends of the Port,

Welcome to the Port of Brownsville’s newest communications tool, which chronicles the port’s impressive growth and regional benefits. This directory offers a one-stop reference, detailing our assets and important information about our partners. It also provides all of the essential information on how to do business with the port, or to learn about the many companies that call the port home.

Inside, you will learn how and why the port has grown to become the area’s principal economic engine. We’re proud of the $3 billion in state and local economic impacts created by the port. But I think we’re more pleased by the jobs created by the cargo moving through the marine terminals of the port, and the companies engaged in ship and rig repairs. All combined, the port is responsible for creating 44,036 jobs in the state of Texas, according to the most recent economic impact study by Martin Associates.

Guiding the growth of the port is the responsibility of the five-member elected Brownsville Navigation District, of which I am honored to chair. To that end, we are carefully and methodically investing in the port’s infrastructure to provide our tenants and customers with modern facilities, like the new Liquid Cargo Dock 6 currently under construction. Additionally, the rehabilitation of Liquid Cargo Dock 3 will soon be underway. With the present expansion and advancement of port activities, comes the need for a modern administration complex. The port’s main office is undergoing a complete rehabilitation and enlargement, along with a new records and permitting office as part of the campus.

As a board, we make all major financial decisions and set policy for the employees of the port. Through this method of public engagement and transparency, we operate with the interests of all of our constituents at the forefront of every question brought before us. Through these deliberations, it is our desire to uplift the economic wellbeing of our hometown and all of the Rio Grande Valley. And we are succeeding.

I urge you to become familiar with the contents of this, our inaugural directory, so that you can become better informed about how the port quietly benefits your life every day. Afterwards, I think you will better understand why the Port of Brownsville is known as – the port that works!

Respectfully,

John WoodChairman Brownsville Navigation District

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EDUARDO A. CAMPIRANOPort Director & CEO

DONNA EYMARDDeputy Port Director

STEVE TYNDAL PPM®

Sr. Director of Business Development & Marketing

ARIEL CHAVEZ II, P.E./R.P.L.S.

Director of Engineering

MICHAEL DAVISHarbor Master

DEBORAH LEE DUKEDirector of

Administrative Services

STEPHEN B. FITZGIBBONSDirector of Finance

CARLOS L. GARCIAChief of

Police & Security

OSCAR GARCIADirector of Facilities

Maintenance

PATTY GONZALESDirector of

Communications

JAIME MARTINEZDirector of

Human Resources

ANTONIO RODRIGUEZDirector of Cargo Services & FTZ Administrator

BEATRICE G. ROSENBAUMDirector of

Industrial Development

MARGIE S. RECIOAdministrative Assistant

to Port Director/CEO

A LETTER FROM THE PORT DIRECTOR

PORT OF BROWNSVILLE STAFF

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Dear Readers,

These are exciting times at the Port of Brownsville. While we have worked very diligently to achieve and maintain a strong financial foundation, the port is attracting the attention of many new important business interests that may have significant positive impacts in our city and the region.

This growing notoriety serves as a testament to the port’s role as a key economic driver for the Rio Grande Valley. Businesses growing or locating here can take advantage of the many assets the Valley has to offer. Key among them are the strong academic and career training resources to educate and prepare our talented young people for future employment opportunities. The Valley’s youth are our most important asset and to keep them here, we need to grow jobs. We are striving very hard to do that at the Port of Brownsville.

In addition to influencing the job market, the port is creating opportunities in other ways. We are partnering with private sector interests and economic development agencies to attract responsible companies into our region. Public and private utility providers are making significant investments to infrastructure necessary to support large scale projects that create large numbers of jobs for the region. Road and rail improvements further enhance the intermodal connectivity needed to attract and grow businesses in our region.

And of course, at the top of the list is the Port of Brownsville. We are investing and growing the port for the future, selling harder than ever. I invite you to learn more about your port and hope this useful directory aids you in that regard.

Sincerely,

Respectfully,

Eduardo A. Campirano Port Director & CEO Port of Brownsville

1000 Foust Road • Brownsville, TX 78521 • (956) 831-4592 • portofbrownsville.com

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EXPLORE / The port that works

As the largest land owning port in the United States, no other domestic maritime complex rivals the Port of Brownsville’s capabilities to attract and develop logistically focused manufacturing, processing, warehousing and distribution facilities.

With more than $43 billion worth of projects currently in the works, the Port of Brownsville, located at the southern tip of Texas, serves as the fulcrum of regional exceptionalism by leveraging coalitions of port partners, economic developers and governments – all working in unison – to facilitate change in the Rio Grande Valley by

creating positive investment opportunities and jobs.

And the results speak for themselves.

Three liquefied natural gas (LNG) plants are nearing the end of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) permitting process and approaching their independent final investment decisions to build more than $38.75 billion worth of liquefaction terminals on about 2,300 acres of port-owned channel-side land. With construction jobs numbering in the thousands for as many as

The Port Of Brownsville is Much More Than a Port

Windmill components are a common project cargo, with multiple and simultaneous providers utilizing the Port of Brownsville’s expansive laydown assets.


seven years, the resulting facilities are expected to create up to 450 permanent jobs.

West Plains LLC jumpstarted the port’s idled grain elevator in 2017 with a $5.5 million investment resulting in its inaugural unit train in April, delivering 109 rail cars of Nebraska corn bound for markets straddling the border. The iconic facility can properly store up to three million bushels of grain.

The world’s first LEED-certified steel mill has narrowed its search for a home aside the Port of Brownsville’s 17-mile-long shipping channel and a competing site. The $1.5 billion proposed project guarantees 500 jobs, each earning a guaranteed $75,000 annually.

Multiple petroleum tank farms and marine terminals are currently expanding their operations and throughput capacities at the Port of Brownsville, resulting in more than $380 million in total investment value at the port.

And Brownsville’s first Class-A warehouse park is in the works after OmniTRAX Inc. landed an agreement with Majestic Realty Co. to develop the project on a 200-acre parcel within the GEOTRAC Industrial Hub at the Port of Brownsville. The development of up to 2.8 million square feet is expected to attract new and diverse companies to the port. The project may cost more than $250 million when complete.

Also located at the Port of Brownsville is

Massive steel pipes arrive and are carefully staged at the port to support new projects delivering clean burning natural gas to Mexico.

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Keppel AmFELS, traditionally the port’s largest employer and the foremost offshore shipyard on the Gulf of Mexico. Keppel AmFELS is capable of designing and constructing, refurbishing and repairing mobile drilling rigs and platforms from start to finish. For nearly 30 years, the international oil industry has counted on Keppel AmFELS to deliver state-of-the-art rigs and platforms safely, on time and on budget. Keppel is currently investing in new infrastructure and exploring opportunities in the Jones Act vessel market.

Ship recycling at the Port of Brownsville is a legacy industry, capturing more than 85 percent of the domestic ship scrapping business and home to the nation’s principal U.S. Navy aircraft carrier dismantling program. Local industry leaders include All Star Metals, EMR and SteelCoast, among others. These activities create hundreds of jobs and yield high quality steel scrap, in great demand by both domestic and foreign steel mills. Ship recyclers are planning expansion and infrastructure investments totaling more than $25 million by next year.

Valley Crossing Pipeline, owned by Enbridge, is constructing a 168-mile-long pipeline project originating in Nueces County, Texas, and terminating in international waters offshore of the Port of Brownsville. There, the pipeline will connect with the Sur de Texas – Tuxpan pipeline, which will extend into Mexico to deliver clean-burning natural gas as an alternative fuel source for converted Mexican power plants. Pipeline materials are being received and staged at the port for both landside and offshore portions of the $1.5 billion project. The pipeline also traverses port property on its path to the sea to avoid and minimize social and environmental impacts.

Hundreds of windmills – attracted by available land and the reliable winds of South Texas – are sprouting up throughout the Valley and nearby Mexico as wind energy projects take root here. The industry’s leading manufacturers ship huge windmill blades, energy-capturing turbines and tower components through the port because of

its unencumbered access and abundant storage capacity.

New to the port in 2017 is CSC Sugar. CSC operates an efficient packaging and distribution operation at the Port of Brownsville, receiving bulk sugar by rail from the West and Midwest for export. The company employs more than 30 locals to manage and run its facilities, totaling 242,000 square feet.

Another newcomer to Port of Brownsville is TIMET, a Berkshire Hathaway company. TIMET supplies nearly one-fifth of the world’s titanium


demands, and imports rutile ore to the port, which is stored and then shipped by rail to Nevada for processing. TIMET’s unique relationship with the port is based upon excellent port warehousing options and rail connectivity.

Supporting these and other developments, the port itself is investing millions of dollars in infrastructure enhancements. Liquid Cargo Dock 6 is currently under construction, with the rehabilitation of Liquid Cargo Dock 3 scheduled and funded. The port’s main administration complex is growing too, with the addition of a new

records and permitting office as a component part of the expanded and completely remodeled main office campus, collectively valued at nearly $31 million.

Next in line is the proposed multimodal dock, a comprehensive marine terminal efficiently served by expanded rail and roadway networks to speed cargo to factories and consumers. Estimated to cost more than $32 million to construct, steel is expected to be the new dock’s primary commodity, freeing existing facilities for other cargo opportunities.

Photo courtesy of Keppel AmFELS

A Keppel B Class jackup rig being launched for final completion.

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Night and day, longshoremen attend to the variety of cargoes moved at the Port of Brownsville, like cold rolled steel.


And after years of planning, the U.S. Congress authorized the deepening of the 17-mile-long Port of Brownsville shipping channel from 42 feet to 52 feet, ranking it among the deepest channels on the Gulf of Mexico upon completion. The deepening project is expected to top $250 million.

Why the Port of Brownsville?The Port of Brownsville’s proximity to Mexico, and Latin America’s second largest economy, uniquely positions the port to serve as the transshipment gateway delivering goods and materials to nearby multinational manufacturing centers on both sides of the border. Mexico has emerged as the most dynamic economy in Latin America overtaking Brazil as the region’s largest steel consumer. And the Port of Brownsville ranks among the leading U.S. steel ports, moving more than 2.3 million tons of steel into Mexico, during the most recent reporting period.

Mexican oil reforms are fueling the exchange of petroleum products at previously unseen volumes, contributing to the expansion of vessel, rail and highway movements to and from the port.

These activities contributed to the port’s Foreign Trade Zone reaching the number two spot in 2015 for the value of exported goods — $3.2 billion, marking the third time in as many years that FTZ No. 62 was within the top three in the U.S.

That comes as no surprise with more than 10 million eager consumers within a three-hour drive of the port, with many of those located across the border.

And crossing the border is easy. The Port of Brownsville’s property actually meets the international border, proving an undeniable proximity advantage.

The first new border-crossing rail bridge in a 106 years opened in 2015, directly connecting the Port of Brownsville with Mexico and all of North America. The port is conveniently served

by three Class 1 railroads: Union Pacific, BNSF Railway and Kansas City Southern de Mexico. And the port’s short line BRG Railway (operated by agreement with OmniTRAX) complements the Class 1 providers with 45 miles of on-port rail assets and a quality staff where safety comes first.

Crossing the border by road is simple, too. A unique overweight corridor, pioneered by the Port of Brownsville, crosses the border at the Veterans International Bridge. This heavy haul highway allows trucks entering or leaving the port to be loaded to the maximum legal weights of Mexico – 125,000 pounds – 45,000 pounds more than those of standard U.S. limits. That means remarkable savings in time, money and logistical efficiencies.

A port with all of these exceptional facilities and active projects demands skilled and abundant labor. And to that end, local universities, colleges and technical schools train and deliver a comprehensive workforce, built from one of the nation’s most youthful populations, where the average age is 29. They are technically savvy, adaptable and motivated to succeed.

Many of those work for the port’s three skilled stevedoring operations, who contribute to move 10 million tons of cargo annually: Schaefer Stevedoring, Dix Shipping Company and Gulf Stream Marine. Each has distinguished themselves with records of safely and efficiently serving their client’s needs, resulting in staggering regional and state economic impacts.

According to Martin Associates’ report, The Economic Impacts of the Port of Brownsville, 2015, cargo activity at the port’s marine terminals and rig repair operations support $3 billion in total Texas economic activity, resulting in more than 44,000 jobs.* Of those, 3,181 direct jobs are generated at the port by marine cargo and vessel activity and ship and rig repair. The report concludes that $42.6 million of state and local tax revenue is generated by those activities, and another $121.7 million in state and local taxes are

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generated due to economic activity of related users of the cargo moving through the port’s marine terminals. These impacts distinguish the port as the region’s leading economic driver.

Sustaining that status falls upon the management of the port, under the jurisdiction and guidance of the Brownsville Navigation District. The five-member elected commission is chartered by the State of Texas and charged with setting port policy and approving major expenditures. BND members are elected to four-year staggered terms and meet twice monthly governing the activities of the port.

Day-to-day management of the port, is the responsibility of the Port Director and Chief Executive Officer Eduardo A. Campirano and Deputy Port Director Donna Eymard. They manage an experienced team of directors and dedicated staff, skilled in a variety of disciplines necessary to operate, secure, market and maintain the Port of Brownsville’s sprawling assets.

In addition to the port, modern-day Brownsville is noted for many things, including SpaceX – where its newest launch site is only a few miles away from ships, marine terminals, trains and warehouses. In the shadows of the launch pad is a weathered roadside marker, identifying the battlefield where the last action of the Civil War was fought. The Battle of Palmito Ranch ended on May 13, 1865 – more than a month after the surrender at Appomattox – resulting in the final casualty of the War Between the States.

The battleground is just east and south of the port’s property, near where the winding Rio Grande meets the Gulf of Mexico and symbolically indicates the reunification of the nation and an emerging regional economy based upon a maritime heritage.

Brownsville and Texas share storied tales of how brave men and women settled and developed the Rio Grande Valley, establishing colorful

legends from legions of spirited and hardworking pioneers. Just as historic Texas is known for its ranching and farming, locals also took to the sea. And today, Texas is the nation’s leading export state.

It’s from that sturdy stock that the Port of Brownsville has developed a reputation for exceptionalism and achievement. That’s how, where and why the Port of Brownsville is known as the port that works!

*SOURCE: The Impacts of The Port of Brownsville, 2015, Martin Associates August 9, 2016


Going DeepAsk a port professional what is any seaport’s most valuable asset, and the most common answer is channel depth.

The depth of a port’s channel is like the length of an airport’s runway. The longer the runway, the bigger the planes. The deeper channel, the bigger the ships.

Think of it this way: With just one more inch of draft in a shipping channel, a ship can carry 36 more John Deere tractors, worth $2.4 million.

Or, 179 additional tons of wheat valued at more than $30,000. Or, 1,540 55-inch TVs worth about $3 million. Just one inch.*

The Port of Brownsville plans to deepen its channel from 42 feet to 52 feet – 10 feet deeper! With that much additional draft, the cost savings for shipping goods across the world’s oceans reach an economy of scale far greater than those of the inch example. Which also means, more jobs to handle more cargo at the Port of Brownsville.

Congress has authorized the deepening of the Port of Brownsville Ship Channel from 42 to 52 feet, making it among the deepest ports on the Gulf of Mexico upon completion.

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The port’s current channel depth is 42 feet, ranking it among the Gulf of Mexico’s deepest ports. So why deepen an already deep channel?

Oil rig and ship building are integral and critical legacy industries at the port, employing thousands of workers, and they need deeper water to grow. For future sustainability, it is necessary to deepen the port’s shipping channel to remain competitive.

That was a critical point proving the port’s economic importance to the nation when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers endorsed the port’s deepening plan in 2014 – after nearly 10 years of planning.

Furthermore, U.S. ports began to rapidly seek channel deepening authorizations from the Corps of Engineers following the 2006 announcement by

With Mexican oil reforms in full swing, every inch of channel draft is important to bulk petroleum shippers. The Port of Brownsville’s tank farm capacity is expanding to keep pace with demand.


the Panama Canal of its plans to build new locks and approach channels with a maximum draft of 60 feet – 20 feet deeper than the previous 40-foot standard established for most ships and ports around the world. That was a sea change moment for the world’s maritime industries.

Since 1914, most of the world’s largest seaports had designed their channel depths to match that

of the then new Panama Canal – 40 feet – so that Panamax ships (the maximum sized ships that could transit the Panama Canal) could safely call on their ports. That all changed in 2016 when the expanded Panama Canal opened.

Again, bigger ships with more cargo requiring deeper drafts.

Following the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ approval of the Port of Brownsville’s channel deepening project, more formally known as the Brazos Island Harbor Channel Improvement Project (BIH), the next phase of the expansion effort took center stage. All Corps of Engineers projects require Congressional authorization to become eligible for federal funding. Literally, an act of Congress.

Thanks to the efforts of a host of advocates and supporters, led by U.S. Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, along with Congressman Filemon Vela, the BIH received Congressional authorization in December 2016 as part of the Water Resources Development Act of 2016.

The story doesn’t end there. Congress must now budget funds for the project, which typically takes years, even decades, to achieve.

The port isn’t waiting. It’s finding ways today to accelerate the process by assembling a coalition of public and private partners to create funding options for the project, while proceeding on a parallel path to receive all necessary permits and approvals to begin construction by 2020. The idea is to preserve and grow the viability of the port’s critically important existing tenants and industries, while taking advantage of existing opportunities to attract new industries.

Success means deeper draft, bigger ships and more jobs.

This creative problem-solving mindset is another perfect example demonstrating why the Port of Brownsville is the port that works!

*SOURCE: NOAA NOS 2017

With Mexican oil reforms in full swing, every inch of channel draft is important to bulk petroleum shippers. The Port of Brownsville’s tank farm capacity is expanding to keep pace with demand.

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Around the turn of the 20th century, Italian immigrant Commodore Louis Cobolini envisioned a deepwater seaport to serve the residents of Brownsville and South Texas.

Described as a charismatic and compelling man, Cobolini passionately preached the

benefits of his port dream to all who would listen, including a committee of community leaders charged with winning the support of elected officials in Washington, D.C.

And in 1936, his hard work was rewarded, though posthumously, with the grand opening of the Port of Brownsville. Cobolini imagined the port would bring beneficial economic impact to a predominantly agricultural region. And today, his dream has been realized.

Since the USS Dickerson – the port’s very first ship to dock in 1936 – the port has grown into a major center for intermodal trade and transportation.

In the early days, cotton and tropical fruits ruled the waterfront. Today, steel is king. Complementing steel’s royal reign are cargoes like aluminum, gasoline, diesel and windmill components; along with sugar, salt and a host of minerals and others.

And just as the port’s early years saw meaningful economic progress, reaffirming the regional benefits of deepwater transportation, today’s industrial development activities prove the best is yet to come for the Port of Brownsville and the Rio Grande Valley.

According to an economic impact study by Martin Associates,* activity at the port adds $3 billion to the economies of Texas and the region, adding more than $164 million in state and local sales tax each year. The Port of Brownsville is also responsible for creating more than 44,000 direct, indirect and induced jobs throughout the state, including 3,181 local jobs created by on-site port activities.

The port continues to seek opportunities to grow and its leaders know investing in infrastructure is key to its future success.

Like cargo Dock 16, which opened in 2015. The new dock enhances the port’s cargo handling assets – including a second mobile harbor crane – and and adds versatility to keep pace with growing demand for transporting multiple commodities. The Port of Brownsville moved about 10 million tons of cargo in 2016, nearly matching 2015’s record of 10.1 million tons.

And existing demands justify deepening the port’s ship channel to 52 feet from its current 42 foot draft, according to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Congress. In December 2016, Congress authorized the channel deepening project, making it eligible for federal funding.

The port has come a long way in just 81 short years, redefining and adjusting its business plans along the way to sustain and maintain its global competitiveness.

Commodore Cobolini’s dream of establishing a dynamic center for industrial, commercial and shipping activity was indeed prophetic. But even in his wildest dreams, it may never have occurred to him that the Port of Brownsville would become known the world over as, the port that works.

*SOURCE: The Economic Impacts of the Port of Brownsville, 2015, Martin Associates 2016

A Dream Becomes The Port That Works

Commodore Cobolini


SecurityA familiar sight around the port, the Port of Brownsville Police and Security Department provides a safe and secure environment for all port tenants and employees.

Facilities and cargo remain safe under the watchful eyes of the port police, which maintains order within the port’s 40,000 acres of land in both secure and restricted areas. The Port of Brownsville’s professional and well-trained police officers and security personnel enforce applicable

federal, state and local laws without impeding the speedy flow of commerce. The department works in close cooperation with and receives assistance from the U.S. Coast Guard and the U.S. Customs and Border Protection. And working in concert with the Cameron County Sheriff’s office, the Brownsville Police Department and the Texas Department of Public Safety, the Port of Brownsville Police and Security Department keeps the peace and protects the people and cargo of the port.

Security means business for the Port of Brownsville Police and Security Department, where commerce is accelerated by proactive protection.

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BRG and Port of Brownsville Grow TogetherThe strategic partnership established in 2014 between OmniTRAX Inc. and the Port of Brownsville continues to grow in both scale and volume as more cargo is transported on the Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railway LLC (BRG).

As part of the agreement, the GEOTRAC Industrial Hub plans to develop hundreds of acres for a world-class commercial center. The Hub, with infrastructure connecting the port to all of North America via the BRG, has already enjoyed success with agriculture and energy services shippers, and is now rapidly expanding into light and heavy manufacturing, steel, distribution and warehousing.

OmniTRAX is working with Majestic Realty Co. (the nation’s largest, privately held industrial developer and owner of master-planned business parks) to build Class-A warehouses on a 200-acre parcel within the GEOTRAC Industrial Hub. The development of up to 2.8 million square feet during the next 15 years is expected to attract diverse companies – particularly wholesale distributors – driving job creation and helping to expand and diversify the economy in the Rio Grande Valley.

The BRG connects shippers and the port to three Class I railroads: Union Pacific, BNSF Railway and Kansas City Southern de Mexico for access into Mexico. And the BRG is cooperating with existing customers to enhance services and increase volumes for rail users like steel maker Ternium and marine terminal operator, TransMontaigne, as well as attracting new shippers in the manufacturing and distribution industries.

Both GEOTRAC and the BRG are focused on dozens of opportunities potentially worth several millions of dollars in annual revenue and dozens, perhaps hundreds, of new jobs. Development professionals at GEOTRAC are busy working to


The Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railway provides consistent, safe and reliable service to port users with the benefit of the strength and resources provided in partnership with OmniTRAX.

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of the toll road are operational, the entire SH 550 corridor will be renamed Interstate 169, terminating at the port’s primary entrance.

In late 2016, the CCRMA (Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority) launched an improved Customer Service Center called TPS|CCRMA. TPS|CCRMA offers local account management, easy payment options, fleet accounts, 24/7 online account

attract an even more diverse pool of companies at the port, including metals processors, machinery manufacturers and other industrial concerns. The commercial team at the BRG is collaborating with shippers throughout the continent to create performance-driven end-to-end logistics solutions that are both efficient and cost-effective.

Combining a first class deepwater seaport with an experienced transportation company and a complete industrial real estate development solution is resulting in the best of all possible outcomes for the community and manufacturers, energy companies, distributors and agriculture shippers throughout South Texas. The Port of Brownsville, the BRG and GEOTRAC are working to incentivize job growth and economic stability to the region by providing unparalleled logistics and distribution solutions.

SH 550 / I-169Running 10 miles long, from I-69E to State Highway 48, SH 550 is the Rio Grande Valley’s first toll road allowing commercial traffic to move cargo faster, safer, more efficiently and directly to the Port of Brownsville.

The multi-lane high-speed corridor features a state-of–the-art electronic toll collection system allowing uninterrupted travel, without the need to stop at toll plazas, intersections or railroad crossings.

Daily drivers of the corridor experience shorter travel times from Interstate 69E to the Port of Brownsville. Roundtrip drivers typically save up to 30 minutes or more by avoiding 16 or more stops, residential areas, school zones and multiple railroad crossings on FM 511. This saves more than just time by reducing fuel costs and wear and tear to expensive truck equipment. It enhances safety.

Building additional value, the SH 550 continues to improve services for its customers by expanding facilities with new construction projects completing the highway from start to finish, without adding additional toll gantries. Once these final sections


management and dedicated commercial account representatives.

TPS|CCRMA has registered local, national, and international trucking companies through its new Register By Plate (RBP) program. With an RBP account, customers can easily register an unlimited number of vehicles, trailers, tankers and employee vehicles under a single account. Customers can conveniently manage

their accounts online and make payments by phone, online or in person. Customer transactions are conveniently summarized by the CCRMA by license plate for easy tracking for accounting and budgeting purposes.

It’s easy to register online by visiting www.tpsccrma.org, or by calling TPS|CCRMA. Call (956) 621-5571 anytime Monday through Friday.

Unencumbered access to the Port of Brownsville is guaranteed on the multi-lane high-speed State Highway 550 toll road.

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PORT OF BROWNSVILLE24 PORT OF BROWNSVILLE

More than 100 specialized shrimp boats call the Port of Brownsville’s fishing harbor home, delivering more than 10 million pounds of shrimp annually and preserving a way of life for hundreds of local families.

The Port of Brownsville is home to the Texas shrimping industry with more than 100 specialized vessels and hundreds of seafaring fishermen.

Located on the north side of the Brownsville Ship Channel about five miles east of the Turning Basin, the fishing harbor features three 14-foot deep basins with nearly 9,000 linear feet of docks, capable of accommodating up to 500 fishing boats.

The decision to build the fishing harbor came about in the 1940s, when consumer demand for fresh shrimp grew considerably. By the end of that decade, Brownsville became the most desirable location on the Gulf of Mexico for shrimping after vast beds of shrimp were discovered off the Gulf coastline. Hundreds of shrimp trawlers moved to Brownsville to take advantage of bountiful catches.

Shrimping is Big Business in Brownsville

Dredging of the specialized harbor began in 1952 and since then, the shrimp business has been a robust industry at the port. Local families have passed on their knowledge of shrimping from generation to generation, keeping the industry alive in the Rio Grande Valley.

Today, more than 100 vessels make up the shrimp fleet at the Port of Brownsville according to the Texas Shrimp Association (TSA). The TSA has been a fixture at the fishing harbor since 2013.

The port’s fleet catches approximately 10 million pounds of shrimp each year with an estimated value of $55 million, reports the TSA. And the local shrimp industry supports 1,400 jobs in Cameron County, and a way of life for a hardy breed. Brownsville’s connection to shrimping is far more than an industry – it’s a tradition measured as much by heart as by volume.

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The International Seafarer Center provides a peaceful place for worship and rest for deserving seamen. It operates with donations from caring local supporters and volunteers.

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The life of a seafarer means spending a lot of time away from home at sea.

Fortunately, those men and women have a place to go on the rare occasion they find themselves on land at the Port of Brownsville. The International Seafarer Center is part of a global network serving seafarers who move 90 percent of world’s trade — often spending nine or more months away from home with very little time ashore.

The Center is the brainchild of two ministers who were then serving Brownsville congregations in 1974. They started it to meet the needs of hard-working mariners visiting the port. Today, it continues as an interdenominational diaconal Christian service facilitating ship visitation, contact with home, spiritual services,

transportation for shopping, and relaxation at a new facility opened in 2012. There, they can take a break from the rigors of onboard life with an opportunity to escape the restricted security zone that modern ports have become.

Operating strictly through donations and the work of volunteers, the Seafarer Center is one of the few privileged organizations authorized to take seafarers ashore. As most centers around the world say, “We exist to provide a home away from home for those who are far from home.”

Visit the International Seafarer Center at the Port of Brownsville at www.brownsvilleseafarer.com or www.facebook.com/InternationalSeafarerCenter. For more information, contact Chaplain Rev. Andreas Lewis at [email protected] or (956) 831-4321.

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Fast Facts

The Port of Brownsville is the only deepwater seaport directly on the U.S./Mexico border, and the largest landowning public port authority in the U.S. with about 40,000 acres of land.

LocationThe Port of Brownsville is at the southernmost tip of Texas, at the southern terminus of the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway, near the mouth of the Rio Grande.

• Latitude 25°57’3.75N

• Longitude 97°24’1.13”W

• 40,000 acres of land

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Modern docks have transformed the Port of Brownsville’s cargo matrix with a growing variety of international goods.

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Intermodal ConnectivityThe Port of Brownsville offers easy highway and interstate connections with access to Interstate 69, via State Highway 550 (soon to be renamed Interstate 169), and to State Highway 48. Crossing the border with cargo to and from Mexico is simple. The port is only 7.5 miles from the Veterans International Bridge and 35 miles to the Free Trade Bridge at Los Indios.

Nearby Interstates and HighwaysUNITED STATES Interstate 69C Interstate 69E Interstate 2 State Highway 550 State Highway 48State Highway 4 U.S. Highway 281

MEXICOFederal Highway 2Federal Highway 101Federal Highway 40/40D (Interoceanic Highway)

Nearby International Bridges (U.S. - Mexico Crossings)• Gateway International Bridge - Brownsville, TX (Mexican City: Matamoros, Tamps.)• Veterans International Bridge - Los Tomates, Brownsville, TX (Mexican City: Matamoros, Tamps.)• Brownsville Matamoros Intl. Bridge - Brownsville, TX (Mexican City: Matamoros, Tamps.)• Brownsville West Rail - Brownsville, TX (Mexican City: Matamoros, Tamps.) rail only• Free Trade Bridge at Los Indios - Los Indios, TX (Mexican City: Lucio Blanco, Tamps.)• Weslaco-Progreso International Bridge - Progreso, TX (Mexican City: Nuevo Progreso, Tamps.)• Donna International Bridge - Donna, TX (Mexican City: Rio Bravo, Tamps.)• Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge - Pharr, TX (Mexican City: Reynosa, Tamps.)• McAllen-Hidalgo International Bridge - Hidalgo, TX (Mexican City: Reynosa, Tamps.)• Anzalduas International Bridge - Mission, TX (Mexican City: Reynosa, Tamps.)

Fast Facts - Continued

Great care is taken with each windmill blade movement.

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Harbor Master Office400 Windhaus Road, Brownsville, TX 78521(956) 831-8256 - 24/7 www.portofbrownsville.com/about/ harbor-master-officeMarine VHF Radio Channels 12 & 16Michael Davis, Harbor MasterCarlos Martinez, Assistant Harbor Master

Brazos Santiago PilotsP. O. Box 414, Port Isabel, TX 78578(956) 943-3680www.brazossantiagopilots.com

Port Police & Security2993 N. Indiana Ave., Brownsville, TX 78526(956) 509-2100 Office (956) 831-8256 24/7 www.portofbrownsville.com/about/securityCarlos Garcia, Police Chief

U.S. Coast Guard MSD Brownsville(956) 832-0517www.uscg.mil/d8/sectcorpuschristi

U.S. Customs(956) 831-4121 or (956) 983-5854

Powerful and reliable tugs meet each ship entering or leaving the port.

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RailroadThe Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railway (BRG) offers Port of Brownsville customers efficient and reliable railroad service with more than 45 miles of rail within the port, and connects to three Class I railroads: Union Pacific, BNSF, and Kansas City Southern de Mexico for access into Mexico. The BRG is operated by OmniTRAX.

Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railway (BRG)

12650 State Hwy. 48, Brownsville, TX 78521Norma Torres, President & COO(956) [email protected]

BSNF Railway4433 Exchange Ave., Vernon, CA 90058Samantha Galltin, Director, Port Business

Development(323) [email protected]

Kansas City Southern de Mexico (KCSM)Col. Hidalgo Monterrey, Nuevo Leon 64420, Mexico Yessenia Treviño, Executive of Industrial Sales &

Consumer Products011-52-8183057900 ext. [email protected]


Cold rolled steel is easily moved in specialized covered gondola cars into Mexico from the Port of Brownsville.

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Omega Rail Services Inc.6567 W. U.S. Hwy. 90, Del Rio, TX 78840Juan Torres, President(830) [email protected]

OmniTRAX Inc. (BRG) 252 Clayton St., 4th Floor, Denver, CO 80206Tony Chavez, Vice President of Business Development(832) [email protected]

Union Pacific Railroad24125 Aldine Westfield Rd., Spring, TX 77373David Edmund Black, Director of Gulf Coast Ports(281) [email protected]

Ship Channel & Turning Basin

• Length: 17 miles, meeting the Gulf of Mexico at the Brazos Santiago Pass

• Draft: 44 ft. at entrance, 42 ft. to the Turning Basin, 36.5 ft. in the Turning Basin

• Full Congressional authorization to deepen channel to 52 ft.

• Turning Basin Diameter: 1,200 ft.

• Miles to ship buoy: 1.7

Largest Vessel Turned

• Length: 850 feet

• Beam: 145 feet

Foreign Trade Zone No. 62

In 2015, FTZ No. 62 ranked 2nd in the nation for the value of exports, and has consistently ranked in the top three FTZs nationwide since 2013.

Huge windmill blades are a common sight at the port, attracted by the steady South Texas breeze and abundant available land.

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CranesTEREX GOTTWALD HMK 300E• Multi-purpose crane handling project, heavy-lift

bulk, breakbulk and general cargo

• Lifting capacity: 100 metric tons

• Maximum Radius: 164.042 feet

• Eye view from operator’s cab: 75.46 feet

TEREX GOTTWALD HMK 5506

• Multi-purpose crane handling project, heavy-lift bulk, breakbulk and general cargo

• Lifting capacity: 125 metric tons

• Maximum Radius: 167.323 feet

• Eye view from operator’s cab: 72.18 feet

Tower sections regularly arrive at the port, where the windmill industry has taken root, creating a new industry for the Rio Grande Valley.


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Primary CommoditiesSteel slabs, plates, wire rod, hot and cold rolled steel, beams, pipe, pig iron, ingots, and chrome ore

Petroleum, including lubricants, gasoline, jet fuel, diesel, No. 6 oil, naphtha, vacuum gas oils

Wax, latex, asphalt, aluminum, machinery, windmill components, barite, pet coke, scrap metals, limestone, sand, grain, sugar, rutile ore, bauxite, minerals and salt

Steel slabs dominate the landscape at the port, where it is conveniently transshipped into Mexico by rail to modern mills.

Petroleum products represent the largest revenue source for the Port of Brownsville, where terminals are expanding to meet demand.

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Distance from the Port of Brownsville to:

UNITED STATES

McAllen ......................................... 60 milesCorpus Christi ............................. 161 milesLaredo ......................................... 205 milesSan Antonio ................................. 278 milesAustin .......................................... 350 milesHouston ...................................... 355 milesDallas .......................................... 550 milesNew Orleans ................................ 700 milesOklahoma City ............................. 738 milesTulsa ............................................ 802 milesEl Paso ........................................ 830 milesSt. Louis ................................... 1,200 milesDenver ...................................... 1,210 milesPhoenix .................................... 1,259 milesChicago .................................... 1,430 milesColumbus ................................. 1,507 miles

MEXICO

Matamoros ...................................... 9 milesReynosa ........................................ 71 milesMonterrey .................................... 200 milesCuidad Victoria ............................ 210 milesSaltillo .......................................... 268 milesTampico ...................................... 321 milesTorreón ........................................ 404 milesSan Luis Potosi ........................... 415 milesLeón ............................................ 534 milesDurango ...................................... 578 milesGuadalajara ................................. 627 milesMexico City ................................. 656 milesChihuahua ................................... 713 milesMazatlán ...................................... 731 milesCoatzacoalcos ............................. 797 milesMérida ...................................... 1,243 miles

CSC Sugar has found a sweet home at the Port of Brownsville, where it occupies nearly 250,000 square feet of warehouse space for its bagging and export operations.


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Scale Houses

Port Public Scale3501 Foust Road, Brownsville, TX 78521(956) [email protected], 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Quality Weighting Service Inc.875 N. Milo Road, Brownsville, TX 78521(956) [email protected], 8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

West Plains LLC9155 R.L. Ostos Road, Brownsville, TX 78521(956) [email protected], 8 a.m. 5 p.m.

Economic Impact

• 44,036 Texas jobs created by port activity• $3 billion of total state economic activity• $164.4 million in federal, state and local taxes• $2.2 billion total personal income and

local consumptionSOURCE: The Economic Impacts of the Port of Brownsville, 2015, Martin Associates

Brownsville and the Rio Grande Valley at a GlanceBrownsville is the county seat of Cameron County, Texas, and the 16th most populous city in Texas with a 2016 population estimated at 183,823. Located at the southernmost tip of Texas on the northern bank of the Rio Grande, Brownsville is directly north and across the border from Matamoros, Tamaulipas, Mexico. The historic city served as a site for several battles and events in the Texas Revolution, the Mexican-American War, and the American Civil War.

The Rio Grande Valley of Texas, covers 1,881 square miles, has a population of approximately 1.5 million, and is comprised of 46 cities and towns and more than 100 communities. Additionally, the RGV enjoys close personal and professional relationships with the people in the Mexican states of Tamaulipas and Nuevo Leon.

Higher Education Institutions• South Texas College • The University of Texas Rio Grande Valley• Texas A&M• Texas Southmost College• Texas State Technical College• University of Houston• Our Lady of the Lake University

Overall Docking Facilities

• Approximately 40,000 acres of land• 635,000 sq. ft. covered storage• 3+ million sq. ft. open storage• 13 cargo docks• 5 liquid cargo docks (a sixth liquid cargo dock under

construction in 2017)

All authorized drafts are subject to shoaling and other conditions which may result in vessel restrictions. Fendering systems available for additional draft. For current information contact the Harbor Master Office at (956) 831-8256.

The Harbor Master Office keeps a watchful eye on the activities of the port, with active communications and accurate records.

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TENANTS

1. 905/BMW ............................................................................C9 2. ABC Gulf Coast Terminal ...................................................E6 3. Alamo Concrete Products ..................................................B1 4. All Star Metals ....................................................................D9 5. Allied Mineral Products ..................................................... D2 6. Auto Lineas Sigifredo Garcia Palacios ..............................D2 7. B & L Freight Service .........................................................D2 8. Bay Bridge Texas ...............................................................E9 9 Bluewing One .....................................................................D5 10. Brownsville & Rio Grande International Railway (OmniTRAX) ....................................C8 11. Brownsville Gulfside Warehouse ....................................... F2 12. C.R. Trucking ......................................................................C3 13. CEMEX ...............................................................................C5 14. CITGO Petroleum ............................................................... F6 15. CMG Centurion .................................................................. F7 16. CSC Sugar ..........................................................................C2 17. Cumberworth Investments ................................................D1 18. Dix Shipping .......................................................................E2

19. Duro Bag ............................................................................E2 20. Electro-Hi ...........................................................................E2 21. EMR/International Shipbreaking .......................................E7 22. Firebird Bulk Carriers .........................................................D3 23. Fortune Ferrous .................................................................E8 24. Gulf Facilities ......................................................................D3 25. Gulf Stream Marine ............................................................E2 26. Heavy Duty Equipment ......................................................E3 27. Intercoastal Salvage ..........................................................D3 28. Interlube .............................................................................D5 29. Jonick-Lopez International Transport ...............................D3 30. Jose Luis Garcia Warehousing ..........................................E2 31. Keppel AmFELS .................................................................D8 32. Magic Valley Concrete .......................................................B1 33. Marine Metal ......................................................................E7 34. Maverick Fuel Oil Terminal ................................................E6 35. Maverick Brownsville Terminals ........................................E6 36. Nuga Diesel ........................................................................E1 37. OmniTRAX ..........................................................................C8 38. Optimum Quality Transfers ................................................C3 39. Plitt Crane ...........................................................................E2

40. Port of Brownsville Public Scale .......................................D2 41. Port of Brownsville Recycling ............................................D3 42. Port Warehouse Properties ................................................ F2 43. Quality Weighing Service ...................................................D2 44. OmniTRAX .......................................................... A2, A3, E10 45. R. Soto Transport ...............................................................D2 46. R.M. Walsdorf .....................................................................D5 47. RTW ....................................................................................D5 48. Schaefer Stevedoring ........................................................D3 49. Seahorse Transportation ...................................................D1 50. Signet Maritime ..................................................................D3 51. SteelCoast ..........................................................................D6 52. T.D. American Limestone Products ..................................D4 53. Texan Cement ....................................................................D2 54. TLO Logistics .....................................................................E7 55. TransMontaigne .................................................................D4 56. Transporte Internacional Lopez Ochoa .............................D2 57. Transpuga ..........................................................................E2 58. Valero Brownsville Terminal ...............................................D6 59. Vulcan Construction Materials ..........................................E4 60. West Plains ........................................................................E4

FACILITIES 61. 550 Entrance ......................................................................C2 62. Administration Complex ....................................................D1 63. Command Center .............................................................. D1 64. Fishing Harbor ................................................................. D10 65. Foust Road Entrance ....................................................... D2 66. Harbor Master Office .........................................................D2 67. Maintenance Shop .............................................................E3 68. Permit Office ......................................................................D2 69. Temporary Administrative Offices .....................................C8 70. Temporary Permit Office ....................................................D2

DOCKS 71. Dock 1 ................................................................................D3 72. Dock 2 ................................................................................D3 73. Dock 3 ................................................................................E2 74. Dock 4 ................................................................................D2 75. Dock 7 ................................................................................D3 76. Dock 8 ................................................................................D3 77. Dock 10 ..............................................................................E3 78. Dock 11 ..............................................................................E3 79. Dock 12 ..............................................................................E3 80. Dock 13 ..............................................................................E3 81. Dock 15 ..............................................................................E5 82. Dock 16 ..............................................................................E5 83. Bulk Cargo Dock ................................................................E4 84. Liquid Cargo Dock 1 ..........................................................E4 85. Liquid Cargo Dock 2 ..........................................................E4 86. Liquid Cargo Dock 3 ..........................................................E5 87. Liquid Cargo Dock 5 ..........................................................E4 88. Liquid Cargo Dock 6 ..........................................................E5 89. Liquid Cargo Dock .............................................................E6

SHEDS & PATIOS 90. Shed 1 ................................................................................D3 91. Shed 4 ................................................................................D2 92. Shed 7 ................................................................................D3 93. Shed 8 ................................................................................D3 94. Shed 12 ..............................................................................E3 95. Shed 13 ..............................................................................E3 96. Shed 14 ..............................................................................E3 97. Shed 15W ...........................................................................E5 98. Shed 15E ...........................................................................E5 99. Patio 11 ..............................................................................E3 100. Patio 12 ..............................................................................E3 101. Patio 13 ..............................................................................E4 102. Patio 14 ..............................................................................E4 103. Pyramid Yard .....................................................................E2 104. Patio 15 ..............................................................................E5 105. Patio 16 ..............................................................................E5 106. Patio 20 ..............................................................................E4 107. Patio 22 .............................................................................. F4

SERVICES 108. Brownsville Fire Department Station 8 ..............................D1 109. International Seafarer Center ............................................E2 110. U.S. Coast Guard ...............................................................D2 111. U.S. Customs & Border Protection ...................................D2

SHIP CHANNEL DEPTHSA. Ship Channel: 42 ft. draft ......................................................E6B. Turning Basing: 36.5 ft. draft ................................................E4 C. Fishing Harbor: 14 ft. draft .................................................D10D. Fleeting Area: 13 ft. draft ......................................................D9E. Keppel AmFELS: 70+ ft. draft ..............................................D8

For available property and lease rates contact the Industrial Development Dept. at (956) 838-7018.

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MEXICO

The Port of Brownsville is the largest land-owning public port authority in the U.S. with approximately 40,000 acres. The district’s boundary lines stretch to the Rio Grande River, making it the only deep water seaport directly on the U.S./Mexico border.

Port of Brownsville Boundaries

Prime Location

The Port of Brownsville’s proximity to Mexico, and Latin America’s second largest economy, uniquely positions the port to serve as the transshipment gateway delivering goods and materials to nearby multinational manufacturing centers on both sides of the border. More than 10 million consumers are within a three-hour drive of the port, with many of those located across the border.

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From its strategic location in the western Gulf of Mexico, no other port better serves the commercial interests of both the United States and Mexico than the Port of Brownsville.

It is well positioned to participate in trade utilizing the Panama Canal and is in close proximity to key markets throughout the Caribbean Sea.

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DOCKING FACILITIES

Location: North side of Turning Basin

Authorized Draft: 26.4 ft. nominal

• 10 ft. off dock special fendering: 31 ft.

Dimensions: Length: 420 ft.; Width: 165 ft.; Height: 14 ft. 8 in.

Shed: 400 x 120 ft., steel construction, sprinkler equipped; storage space: 46,250 sq. ft.

Floor and Aprons: 650 lbs./sq. ft.

Shipside Apron: 35 ft. wide

Rear Apron: 10 ft. wide

Rail access: Double depressed tracks adjacent to dock





Patio/Dock: 400 x 81 ft., steel construction; storage space: 32,400 sq. ft.

Floor and Aprons: 650 lbs./sq. ft. capacity, concrete




DOCK NO. 1 (GENERAL CARGO)



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Location: West side of Turning Basin


• 10 ft. off dock special fendering: 31.5 ft.


Aprons: 450 lbs./sq. ft. capacity, concrete

Rail access: Double depressed tracks at rear adjacent to dock


Authorized Draft: 26 ft. nominal











DOCKING FACILITIES









Rail access: Double depressed track adjacent to dock




Dimensions: Length: 500 ft.: Width: 140 ft.; Height: 12 ft. 8 in.





Rail access: Double depressed track adjacent to dock




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Location: South side of Turning Basin



Dimensions: Length: 650 ft.; Width: 280 ft.; Height: 12 ft.

Apron: 750 lbs./sq. ft. capacity, concrete

Rail access: One apron track, two depressed tracks at rear





Apron: 750 lbs./sq. ft. capacity, concrete

Rail access: One apron track, two depressed tracks at rear

DOCK NO. 10 (LIGHT DRAFT VESSELS)

DOCK NO. 11 (DEEP SEA – OPEN DOCK)


DOCKING FACILITIES





Shed: 540 x 200 ft., steel construction, sprinkler equipped, 100,000 sq. ft.




Rail access: Double railroad track on shipside apron; double depressed track on rear apron





Shed: 470 x 200 ft., steel construction, sprinkler equipped, 100,000 sq. ft.




Rail access: Double railroad track on shipside apron; double depressed track on rear apron




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Port Crane: 100-metric-ton Terex Gottwald available

Location: South side of Turning Basin Extension

Authorized Draft: 39.5 ft. nominalDimensions: Length: 600 ft.; Width: 145 ft.;

Height: 12 ft.Sheds:

15 West: 120 x 850 = 102,000 sq. ft./Steel construction

15 East: 120 x 500 = 60,000 sq. ft./ Steel construction with two overhead cranes with 30 short ton capacity

Floors and Apron: 2,500 lbs./sq. ft. capacity, concrete

Rail access: Two-rail track siding along warehouse

Storage: 4.1 acres of improved open storage and directly adjacent to dock

Port Crane: 125-metric-ton Terex Gottwald available




Floors and Apron: 2,500 lbs./sq. ft. capacity, concrete

Rail access: Two-rail track siding behind patio

Storage: 4.0 acres of improved open storage and directly adjacent to dock

DOCK NO. 15 (HEAVY/MULTI-PURPOSE OPEN DOCK)

DOCK NO. 16 (HEAVY/MULTI-PURPOSE OPEN DOCK)


DOCKING FACILITIES




Central Platform: 30 x 60 ft.

Construction: Concrete and steel “H” pilings, four breasting dolphins each 23 x 25 ft.

Location: North side of Turning Basin Extension



Dimensions: Length: 420 ft. O.A., 120 ft. pier; Height: 14.8 ft.

Construction: Pile and timber “T” head; concrete breasting units

Equipment: Hydraulic hose handling cranes

LIQUID CARGO DOCK

LIQUID CARGODOCK 1


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Construction: Pile and timber “T” head; steel pipe pile dolphins


* Dock is under rehabilitation





Construction: Pile and timber “T” head; concrete breasting unit


LIQUID CARGO DOCK 2

LIQUID CARGO DOCK 3


DOCKING FACILITIES


Authorized Draft: 39.5 ft. nominalLength: Slip: 1,100 ft.Dock: 109 ft. (between moorings:

220 ft.; Height: 16 ft. 6 in.)Construction: Reinforced concreteEquipment: A hydraulic hose handling

cranes

*Under construction


Authorized Draft: 50 feet nominal, ready for channel deepening

Length: Slip: 1,345 ft.

Dock:109 ft. (between moorings: 324 ft.; Height: 16 ft. 6 in.)

Construction: Reinforced concrete


LIQUID CARGO DOCK 5

LIQUID CARGODOCK 6


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Location: South side of approach to Turning Basin Extension

Authorized Draft: 36. ft. nominal• 10 ft. off dock special fendering: 39.5 ft.Dimensions: Length: 400 ft.; Apron: 43 ft.;

Height: 12 ft.Construction: Steel pile, concrete deckHeight of flat houses: Three flat houses each

measuring 100 x 320 ft.Total capacity: 3,000,000 bushels of grain• 1,000,000 bushels concrete elevator• 1,000,000 bushels flat house• 500,000 bushels flat house• 500,000 bushels flat houseEquipment: Two 25,000 bushels per hour

Buhler gentries; trimmer and spoons; reversible conveyors

Location: Four miles east of Turning Basin on Ship Channel

Authorized Draft: 14 ft. minimal

Docks: 8,657 linear ft. of marginal docks Three 40 ft. finger piers

Construction: Pile and timbers

BULK CARGO DOCKGRAIN ELEVATOR

FISHING HARBOR

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AIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATIONMarine Refrigeration Company Inc.1395 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 371-5241Email: [email protected]

ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERSHDR Engineering Inc.555 N. Carancahua, Suite 1600 Corpus Christi, TX 78382Tel: (361) 696-3300 Fax: (361) 696-3385Email: [email protected]: www.hdrinc.com

Martinez Geospatial2915 Waters Road, Suite 100Eagan, MN 55121Tel: (651) 686-8424 Fax: (651) 260-5961Email: [email protected]: www.mtzgeo.com

Terracon Consultants Inc.1506 Mid Cities DrivePharr, TX 78577Tel: (956) 283-8254 Fax: (956) 283-8279Email: [email protected]: www.terracon.com

ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBSAmerican Association of Port Authorities (AAPA)1010 Duke St.Alexandria, VA 22314-3589Tel: (703) 684-5700 Fax: (703) 684-6321Email: [email protected]: www.aapa-ports.org

Friends of Rio Grande Valley Reef Inc.419 W. Hwy. 83 Pharr, TX 78577Tel: (956) 433-9783Website: www.rgvreef.com

International Seafarer Center220 W. Windhaus Road/P.O. Box 4033Brownsville, TX 78523-4033Tel: (956) 831-4321 or (956) 371-6039Email: [email protected]: www.brownsvilleseafarer.com

Propeller Club of Brownsville / Port Isabel55 Cove CircleBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 542-4377Email: [email protected]

Rio Grande Council, Boy ScoutsP. O. Box 2424Harlingen, TX 78551Tel: (956) 423-0250 Fax: (956) 421-4950Email: [email protected]

Texas Ports AssociationRoger Guenther, President, Port HoustonP.O. Box 2562 Houston, TX 77252Tel: (713) 670-2482 Fax: (713) 670-2429Email: [email protected]: www.texasports.org

Texas Shrimp Association 1000 Everglades RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-6550 Fax: (956) 831-6557Email:[email protected]: www.texasshrimpassociation.com

West Gulf Maritime Association (WGMA)1717 Turning Basin Drive #200Houston, TX 77029Tel: (713) 678-7665 Fax: (855) 715-1717Email: [email protected]: www.wgma.org

ATTORNEYSLaw Office of Alex R. Hernandez, Jr. 921 N. Chaparral, Suite 100Corpus Christi, TX 78401Tel: (361) 792-3811 Fax: (361) 232-4975Email: [email protected]: www.alexhernandeztriallaw.com

Law Office of Santiago Galarza50 E. Elizabeth St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 982-1984 Fax: (956) 982-2499Email: [email protected]

Philip T. Cowen CHB500 E. Levee St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 541-6031 Fax: (956) 541-6872Email: [email protected]

Rentfro Law Firm2200 Boca Chica Blvd., Suite 120Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 542-4329 Fax: (956) 542-4320Email: [email protected]: www.rentfrolawfirm.net

Sanchez, Whittington, Wood & Dijkman LLC3505 Boca Chica Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 546-3731

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICESDiesel Fuel Injection Inc.6918 Padre Island Hwy.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4744 Fax: (956) 831-9473Email: [email protected]

IndexAIR CONDITIONING & REFRIGERATION ............ 48ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS .............................. 48ASSOCIATIONS & CLUBS .................................. 48ATTORNEYS ........................................................ 48AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES ................................... 48BANKS ................................................................ 49BARGE COMPANIES ......................................... 50BOAT CHARTER/SEA LAUNCH SERVICES ........ 50BROWNSVILLE NAVIGATION DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS .............................. 50BUNKERING ........................................................ 50CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE ............................. 50CONSTRUCTION, GENERAL .............................. 51CONSTRUCTION, MARINE ................................ 52CONSULATES ..................................................... 52CONSULTANTS, MARINE ................................... 52CONTAINERS ...................................................... 52CRANE SERVICES & RIGGING .......................... 52CUSTOMS BROKERS, U.S. LICENSED ............. 53DIVERS & MARINE SALVAGERS ......................... 54ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT .............................. 54ELECTRICAL SERVICES ..................................... 54ELECTRONICS, MARINE .................................... 55ENGINEERING, MARINE ..................................... 55ENVIRONMENTAL & GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERING .................................................... 55ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUP ............................. 56EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES, MARINE .................. 56EXPORT PACKING & RIGGING ........................... 56FLOATING DRY DOCK ........................................ 56FOREIGN TRADE ZONE ...................................... 56FREIGHT CONSOLIDATORS/NVOCCS .............. 57FREIGHT FORWARDERS .................................... 57GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES ............................. 57GRAIN ELEVATOR ............................................... 58HARBOR MASTER OFFICE ................................ 58HOTELS ............................................................... 58INSURANCE, CARGO ......................................... 58INSURANCE, MARINE ........................................ 58LABOR ORGANIZATIONS ................................... 58LINE HANDLERS ................................................. 58MACHINING & FABRICATING ............................. 58MINERALS ........................................................... 58MISCELLANEOUS ............................................... 59MODULE FABRICATION ..................................... 60PILOTAGE ............................................................ 60PIPELINE OPERATOR ......................................... 60PORT AUTHORITY ATTORNEY .......................... 61PORT OF BROWNSVILLE ADMINISTRATION .............................................. 61PUBLIC SCALES ................................................. 62RAIL CARRIERS .................................................. 62RECYCLING ........................................................ 62SERVICES, MARINE ............................................ 62SERVICES, SECURITY ........................................ 63SHIP REPAIR/RECYCLING ................................. 63SHIPPING AGENTS ............................................. 64STEVEDORES ..................................................... 64SURVEYORS, MARINE ....................................... 64TERMINAL OPERATORS ..................................... 64TOWING, TUG ..................................................... 65TRUCKING .......................................................... 65UTILITY COMPANIES .......................................... 66VESSEL FUELING COMPANIES ......................... 66WAREHOUSING & STORAGE ............................. 66

FISHING HARBOR .............................................. 67



Nuga Diesel Inc.2951 N. Indiana Ave.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-5552Email: [email protected]: www.nugadiesel.com

BANKSBBVA Compass3255 Boca Chica Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 547-3900Website: www.bbvacompass.com

Bank of America2635 Boca Chica Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 544-6839Website: www.bankofamerica.com

Capital One Bank3275 Boca Chica Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 546-4528Website: www.capitalone.com

Chase Bank2300 Boca Chica Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 982-7606Website: www.chase.com

First Community Bank470 Morrison RoadBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 547-5100Website: www.fcbweb.net

First Convenience Bank2155 Paredes Line RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 504-2000Website: www.1stcb.com

Frost Bank5480 Paredes Line RoadBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 554-6301Website: www.frostbank.com

IBC Bank1600 Ruben Torres Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 547-1000 Fax: (956) 547-1028Website: www.ibc.com

Inter National Bank1785 Ruben M. Torres Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 574-8500Website: www.inbweb.com

Lone Star National Bank2100 Boca Chica Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 574-7300Website: www.lonestarnationalbank.com

PlainsCapital Bank25 E. Price RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 554-7100Website: www.plainscapital.com

Texas Community Bank3505 Boca Chica Blvd. #109Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 542-7333Website: www.tx-communitybank.com

Valley Federal Credit Union183 E Price Rd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 546-3108 Fax: (956) 544-5404Website: www.vfcu.net

Wells Fargo3310 Boca Chica Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 547-1600Website: www.wellsfargo.com



BARGE COMPANIESAmerican Commercial Barge Line1701 E. Market St.Jeffersonville, IN 47130Tel: (800) 457-6377Website: www.bargeacbl.com

American River Transportation Company10400 River RoadAma, LA 20031Tel: (504) 431-1488Website: www.adm.com

Argosy Fleeting & Logistics3118 Harrisburg Blvd. Houston, TX 77003Tel: (713) 668-3388Website: www.argosyfleeting.com

Canal Barge835 Union St.New Orleans, LA 70112-1469Tel: (504) 581-2424 Fax: (504) 584-1505Website: www.canalbarge.com

Celtic Marine and Logistics3888 Sherwood Forest Blvd.Baton Rouge, LA 70816Tel: (225) 752-2490 Fax: (225) 752-2582Website: www.celticmarine.com

Ingram Barge Line4400 Harding PikeNashville, TN 37205Tel: (615) 298-8200Website: www.ingrambarge.com

Kirby Corporation55 Waugh Drive, Suite 1000 Houston, TX 77007-1745Tel: (713) 435-1000 Fax: (713) 435-1010Website: www.kirbycorp.com

LeBeouf Brothers Towing Company124 Dry Dock RoadBourg, LA 70343Tel: (985) 594-6691 Fax: (985) 594-5253Website: www.lebeouftowing.com

Parker Towing1001 Third St.Tuscaloosa, AL 35402Tel: (205) 349-1677 Fax: (205) 758-0061Website: www.parkertowing.com

Signet Maritime Corporation7400 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-6800 Fax: (956) 838-6801Email: [email protected]: www.signetmaritime.com

BOAT CHARTER/SEA LAUNCH SERVICESDix Agency Brownsville LP5500 R.L. Ostos Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2783 or 2786 Fax: (956) 831-2559Email: [email protected]: www.dixshipping.com

Kuehne + Nagel15450 Diplomatic Plaza Houston, TX 77032Tel: (281) 449-8888Email: [email protected]: www.kuehne-nagel.com

Marine Salvage & Services Inc.2675 Anglers Place Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-2648 Fax: (956) 943-4516Email: [email protected]: www.marineservice.us

BROWNSVILLE NAVIGATION DISTRICT COMMISSIONERSJohn Wood, Chairman1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

John Reed, Vice Chairman1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Sergio Tito Lopez, Secretary1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Carlos R. Masso, Commissioner1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Ralph Cowen, Commissioner1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

BUNKERINGPMI Service North America Inc.909 Fannin St. Houston, TX 77010Tel: (713) 567-0189Email: [email protected]

Oil Patch Fuel & Supply2115 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4839 Fax: (956) 831-9296Email: [email protected]

Valley Lubricants Inc.17555 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4123 Fax: (956) 831-7860Email: [email protected]: www.valleylubricants.com

CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE Alamo Chamber of Commerce803 Main St.Alamo, TX 78516Tel: (956) 787-2117Email: [email protected]: www.alamochamber.com

Alton Chamber of Commerce509 S. Alton Blvd.Alton, TX 78573Tel: (956) 432-0760 Fax: (956) 432-0766Email: [email protected]: www.alton-tx.gov/chamber-of-commerce

Brownsville Chamber of Commerce1600 W. University Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 542-4341 Fax: (956) 504-3348Email: [email protected]: www.brownsvillechamber.com

Edinburg Chamber of Commerce602 W. University DriveEdinburg, TX 78539Tel: (956) 383-4974 Fax: (956) 383-6942Email: [email protected]: www.edinburg.com

Harlingen Chamber of Commerce311 E. Tyler Ave.Harlingen, TX 78550Tel: (956) 423-5440Email: [email protected]: www.harlingen.com

La Feria Chamber of Commerce 126-A E. Commercial Ave.La Feria, TX 78559Tel: (956) 277-0601Email: [email protected]: www.laferiachamber.com



Los Fresnos Chamber of Commerce203 N. Arroyo Blvd.Los Fresnos, TX 78566Tel: (956) 233-4488Email: [email protected]: www.losfresnoschamber.com

McAllen Chamber of Commerce1200 Ash Ave.McAllen, TX 78501Tel: (956) 682-2871 Fax: (956) 687-2917Email: [email protected]: www.mcallen.org

Mercedes Chamber of Commerce320 S. Ohio Ave.Mercedes, TX 78570Tel: (956) 565-2221 Fax: (956) 432-0766Website: www.mercedeschamber.com

Mission Chamber of Commerce202 W. Tom Landry RoadMission, TX 78572Tel: (956) 585-2725Email: [email protected]: www.missionchamber.com

Palmview Chamber of Commerce400 W. Veterans Blvd.Palmview, TX 78572Tel: (956) 862-3257Email: [email protected]: www.palmviewchamber.com

Port Isabel Chamber of Commerce421 Queen Isabella Blvd.Port Isabel, TX 78578Tel: (956) 943-2262 Fax: (956) 943-4001Email: [email protected]: www.portisabelchamber.com

RGV Partnership322 S. Missouri Ave.Weslaco, TX 78596Tel: (956) 968-3141 Fax: (956) 968-0210Email: [email protected]: www.rgvpartnership.com

Raymondville Chamber of Commerce700 FM 3168Raymondville, TX 78580Tel: (956) 689-1864 Fax: (956) 689-1863Email: [email protected]: www.raymondvillechamber.com

San Benito Chamber of Commerce223 S. Sam Houston Blvd.San Benito, TX 78586Tel: (956) 361-9111Email: [email protected]: www.chamberofsanbenito.com

South Padre Island Chamber of Commerce601 Padre Blvd.South Padre Island, TX 78597Tel: (956) 761-4412Email: [email protected]: www.spichamber.com

Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce275 S. Kansas, Suite B.Weslaco, TX 78596Tel: (956) 968-2102 Fax: (956) 968-6451Email: [email protected]: www.weslaco.com

CONSTRUCTION, GENERALAlamo Concrete Products Ltd.600 Yard RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (210) 208-1570Email: [email protected]

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Bryant Industrial Services LLC2600 Callaway DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-5120 Fax: (956) 761-1255Email: [email protected]: www.bryantindustrialservices.com

Bougambilias Construction LLC2650 N. Indiana Ave.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 541-1390 Email: [email protected]: www.bougambiliasconstruction.com

Cemex Construction Materials3600 N. Chemical RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 386-1452Website: www.cemexusa.com

Gallegos Electric Inc.1350 El Jardin Heights RoadBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 542-0058 Fax: (956) 548-1392Email: [email protected]: www.gallegoselectricinc.com

Magic Valley Concrete LLC6265 FM 511Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 580-2502Email: [email protected]: www.mvconcrete.com

Omega Rail Services Inc.6567 W. U.S. Hwy. 90Del Rio, TX 78840Tel: (830) 488-6224Email: [email protected]: www.omegarailservices.com

RM Walsdorf Inc.10155 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3984 Fax: (956) 831-4923Email: [email protected]


Vulcan Construction Materials LP10905 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8888Email: [email protected]: www.vulcanmaterials.com

ZIWA Corporation1952 S. Price RoadBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 542-8167 Fax: (956) 986-2775Email: [email protected]: www.ziwacorp.com

CONSTRUCTION, MARINEBryant Industrial Services LLC2600 Callaway DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-5120 Fax: (956) 761-1255Email: [email protected]: www.bryantindustrialservices.com

Keppel AmFELS LLC20000 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8220 Fax: (956) 832-5677Website: www.keppelamfels.com


SteelCoast16200 Joe Garza Sr. RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 509-2031Email: [email protected]: www.steelcoastllc.com

CONSULATESBritish Consulate General Houston1301 Fannin, Suite 2400Houston, TX 77002Tel: (713) 210-4000Website: www.gov.uk/government/world/organisations/british-consulate-general-houston

French Consulate General Houston777 Post Oak Blvd., Suite 600Houston, TX 77056-3252Tel: (713) 572-2799Email: [email protected]: www.consulfrance-houston.fr

Mexican Consulate General Brownsville301 Mexico Blvd, Suite F-2Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 542-4431 Fax: (956) 542-7267Email: [email protected]: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/brownsville

Royal Danish Consulate320 Westcott, Suite 106Houston, Texas 77007Tel: (713) 622-9018 Fax: (713) 275-0779Email: [email protected]

CONSULTANTS, MARINEHDR Engineering Inc.555 N. Carancahua, Suite 1600Corpus Christi, TX 78382Tel: (361) 696-3300 Fax: (361) 696-3385Email: [email protected]: www.hdrinc.com

CONTAINERSKuehne + Nagel15450 Diplomatic PlazaHouston, TX 77032Tel: (281) 449-8888Email: [email protected]: www.kuehne-nagel.com

Mediterranean Shipping Company (MSC)420 5th Ave. (at 37th St.), 8th floorNew York, NY 1008-2702Tel: (212) 764-4800Email: [email protected]: www.msc.com

Parker & Company4694 Jaime Zapata Ave.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2000 Fax: (956) 831-4140Email: [email protected]: www.parkerandcompany.com

Terrier Transportation4708 FidelityHouston, TX 77029Tel: (956) 831-9954 Fax: (956) 831-9958Email: [email protected]: www.terriertran.com

CRANE SERVICES & RIGGINGAll Star Metals LLC101 Box Car RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-2110 Fax: (956) 838-2190Email: [email protected]: www.allstarmetals.com

Dix Shipping Company Inc.5500 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4228 Fax: (956) 831-2559Email: [email protected]: www.dixshipping.com

Kempco Inspection Services Inc.4747 Gulf FreewayHouston, TX 77023Tel: (713) 926-1005 Fax: (713) 926-6033Email: [email protected]: www.kempcoinspectionservices.com


Kuehne + Nagel15450 Diplomatic PlazaHouston, TX 77032Tel: (281) 449-8888Email: [email protected]: www.kuehne-nagel.com



Plitt Crane & Rigging2601 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521(956) 831-4278 Fax: (956) 831-9626Email: [email protected]: www.plittrigging.com

CUSTOMS BROKERS, U.S. LICENSEDAngelo Interlogistics427 Couch RoadOlmito, TX 78575Tel: (956) 350-0920 Fax: (956) 350-0929Email: [email protected]

Border Customs Service1280 Cheers St. Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 548-0311 Fax: (956) 838-0107Email: [email protected]: www.bordercustoms.com

C & J Logistical Services Inc.605 S. Vermillion, Suite FBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 214-5050 Fax: (956) 214-5055Email: [email protected]: www.cjlogistical.com

Daniel B. Hastings Inc.3301 Nafta Parkway, Suite BBrownsville, TX 78523Tel: (956) 831-7555 Fax: (956) 831-7562Email: [email protected]: www.dhastings.com

Harold Averill, LCB104 N. Expressway Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 554-0402Email: [email protected]


Livingston International594 S. Vermillion RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 504-6440 Fax: (956) 504-3501Email: [email protected]: www.livingston.com

Matthew J. Leyendecker2700 R.L. Ostos Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 504-1700 Fax: (877) 369-5320Email: [email protected]: www.leyendeckercsc.com

NAVCO Logistics2500 Courage Blvd. Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 542-4138 Fax: (956) 544-2139Email: [email protected]: www.navcologistics.com

Panalpina Inc.19409 Kenswick DriveHumble, TX 77338Tel: (281) 446-0600 Fax: (281) 548-7553Email: [email protected]: www.panalpina.com

Parker & Company4694 Jaime Zapata Ave. Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2000 Fax: (956) 831-4140Email: [email protected]: www.parkerandcompany.com

Philip T. Cowen CHB500 E. Levee St. Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 541-6031 Fax: (956) 541-6872Email: [email protected]

RARE Import-Export LLC1705 Billy Mitchell Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 504-3133 Fax: (956) 541-8282Email: [email protected]: www.rareimport-exportlogistics.com

Ricardo Gonzalez Customs Broker LLC7620 Victoria Court, Suite 2Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-9651 Fax: (956) 831-2740Email: [email protected]: www.itsbrownsville.com

Roser & Cowen Logistical Customs Services LTD4695 Towerwood DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8533Email: [email protected]: www.rosercowen.com

Roser Customs Service Inc.400 E. 13th St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 546-5544 Fax: (956) 546-0258Email: [email protected]: www.rosercustoms.com

TCS Brokerage174 Industrial DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 544-4575 Fax: (956) 544-6950Email: [email protected]: www.tcsbrokerage.com

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Transcontinental Distribution Services4636 Towerwood DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 832-0773 Fax: (956) 832-0773Email: [email protected]: www.transcontinentalinc.com

UTI, United States Inc.1350 Cheers Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78821Tel: (956) 831-4222 Fax: (956) 831-2582Email: [email protected]: www.go2uti.com

DIVERS & MARINE SALVAGERSAll Star Metals LLC101 Box Car RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-2110 Fax: (956) 838-2190Email: [email protected]: www.allstarmetals.com

Marine Salvage & Services Inc.2675 Anglers Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-2648 Fax: (956) 943-4516Email: [email protected]: www.marineservice.us

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENTAEP Texas355 W. Highway 77San Benito, TX 78586Tel: (956) 361-2088 Fax: (956) 361-2090Email: [email protected]: www.aeptexas.com

Alamo Economic Development Corporation715 U.S. Business 83Alamo, TX 78516Tel: (956) 787-6622 Fax: (956) 787-7766Website: www.alamoedc.org

Brownsville Economic Development Council301 Mexico Blvd., Suite F-1Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 541-1183 Fax: (956) 546-3938Email: [email protected]: www.bedc.com

Edinburg Economic Development Corporation101 N. 10th Ave.Edinburg, TX 78541Tel: (956) 383-7124 Fax: (956) 380-2738Email: [email protected]: www.edinburgedc.com

Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation (GBIC)500 E Charles St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 561-4133Email: [email protected]: www.greaterbrownsville.com

Harlingen Economic Development Corporation2424 Boxwood St., Suite 125Harlingen, TX 78550Tel: (956) 216-5081 Fax: (956) 216-2580Email: [email protected]: www.harlingenedc.com

La Feria Economic Development Corporation115 E. Commercial Ave.La Feria, TX 78559Tel: (956) 797-2261 Fax: (956) 797-1899Website: www.cityoflaferia.com

McAllen Economic Development Corporation6401 S. 33rd St.McAllen, TX 78503Tel: (956) 682-2875 Fax: (956) 382-3077Email: [email protected]: www.mcallenedc.org

Mercedes Economic Development Corporation417 S. Ohio Ave.Mercedes, TX 78570Tel: (956) 565-2230Website: www.mercedesedc.com

Mission Economic Development Corporation801 N. Bryan RoadMission, TX 78572Tel: (956) 585-0040Email: [email protected]: www.missionedc.com

Pharr Economic Development Corporation1215 S. Cage Blvd.Pharr, TX 78577Tel: (956) 402-4332 Fax: (956) 475-3449Email: [email protected]: www.pharredc.com

Port of Brownsville 1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-6185Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

RGV Partnership322 S. Missouri Ave.Weslaco, TX 78596Tel: (956) 968-3141 Fax: (956) 968-0210Email: [email protected]: www.rgvpartnership.com

Raymondville Economic Development Corporation700 FM 3168Raymondville, TX 78580Tel: (956) 689-1860 Fax: (956) 689-1863Email: [email protected]: www.raymondvilletx.us

Rio South Texas Economic Council301 W. Railroad Ave., Building DWeslaco, TX 78596Tel: (956) 647-7832Email: [email protected]: www.riosouthtexas.com

San Benito Economic Development Corporation401 N. Sam Houston Blvd.San Benito, TX 78586Tel: (956) 361-3800 Ext. 304Fax: (956) 361-3805Email: [email protected]: www.sanbenitobusiness.com

South Padre Island Economic Development Corporation6801 Padre Island Blvd.South Padre Island, TX 78597Tel: (956) 761-6805 Fax: (956) 761-4523Email: [email protected]: www.southpadreislandedc.com

Texas Economic Development CorporationP.O. Box 684702Austin, TX 78768Tel: (512) 936-0100 Fax: (512) 936-0080Website: www.texaswideopenforbusiness.com

Weslaco Economic Development Corporation275 S. Kansas Ave., Suite AWeslaco, TX 78596Tel: (956) 969-0838Email: [email protected]: www.weslacoedc.com

ELECTRICAL SERVICESAP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com

Gallegos Electric Inc.1350 El Jardin Heights RoadBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 542-0058 Fax: (956) 548-1392Email: [email protected]: www.gallegoselectricinc.com



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SchaeferStevedoring & Logistics

United States & Mexico 2017


Magic Valley Electric Cooperative1 ¾ Mi W. Hwy. 83Mercedes, TX 78570Tel: (866) 225-5683Email: [email protected]: www.magicvalley.coop

Brownsville Public Utilities Board (BPUB)1425 Robinhood DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 983-6100 Fax: (956) 983-6289Website: www.brownsville-pub.com

Sharyland Distribution & Transmission Services LLC1807 Ross Ave., Suite 460Dallas, TX 75201Tel: (214) 978-8351Email: [email protected]

South Texas Electric Cooperative Inc.P. O. Box 119Nursery, TX 77976Tel: (956) 377-7125Email: [email protected]: www.stec.org

ELECTRONICS, MARINEAP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com

ENGINEERING, MARINEAP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com

Back Up Solutions619 Artisan WaySan Antonio, TX 78260Tel: (956) 342-0506Email: [email protected]

Gonzalez Engineering & Surveying Inc.153 E. Price RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 546-5515 Fax: (956) 546-2804

HDR Engineering Inc.555 N. Carancahua, Suite 1600Corpus Christi, TX 78382Tel: (361) 696-3300 Fax: (361) 696-3385Email: [email protected]: www.hdrinc.com


ENVIRONMENTAL & GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEERINGAP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com

Fugro (USA) Inc.6100 Hillcroft Ave. Houston, TX 77081Tel: (713) 369-5600 Fax: (713) 346-4054Website: www.fugro.com

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HDR Engineering Inc.555 N. Carancahua, Suite 1600Corpus Christi, TX 78382Tel: (361) 696-3300 Fax: (361) 696-3385Email: [email protected]: www.hdrinc.com

Millennium Engineers1221 E. Tyler Ave.Harlingen, TX 78550Tel: (956) 702-8500 Fax: (956) 702-4180Email: [email protected]: www.megengineers.com

Pile Dynamics Inc.30725 Aurora RoadCleveland, OH 44139Tel: (623) 580-8990 or (956) 579-1364Email: [email protected]


ENVIRONMENTAL CLEANUPAll Star Metals LLC101 Box Car Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-2110 Fax: (956) 838-2190Email: [email protected]: www.allstarmetals.com


RGV Pump & Equipment LLC dba Oil Runners940 Anzalduas DriveSan Benito, TX 78586Tel: (956) 399-1400 Fax: (210) 855-8870Email: [email protected]: www.oilrunners.net


Terracon Consultants Inc.1506 Mid Cities Drive Pharr, TX 78577Tel: (956) 283-8254 Fax: (956) 283-8279Email: [email protected]: www.terracon.com

EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES, MARINEAP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com


Bro-Tex Oilfield Equipment20005 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 371-4167

Equipment Depot900 W. Expressway 83Donna, TX 78537Tel: (956) 461-5858 Fax: (956) 464-5844Email: [email protected]: www.equipmentdepot.com

Oil Patch Fuel & Supply Inc.1905 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4839 Fax: (956) 831-9296Email: [email protected]: www.oilpatchfuelandsupply.com


Shallow Water Marine20005 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 240-4084

Zimco Marine LLC1430 Everglades RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7828 Fax: (956) 831-0135Email: [email protected]

EXPORT PACKING & RIGGINGBrownsville Gulfside Warehouse Inc.3500 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4241 Fax: (956) 831-2200Email: [email protected]: www.brownsvillegulfside.com

CSC Sugar8700 Old Highway 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (915) 328-7851Email: [email protected]: www.cscsugar.com

Gulf Stream Marine Inc.2700 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-6766 Fax: (956) 831-6763Email: [email protected] Website: www.gulfstreammarine.com



Texan Cement3801 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-9115Email: [email protected]: www.texancement.com

FLOATING DRY DOCKKeppel AmFELS LLC20000 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8220 Fax: (956) 832-5677Website: www.keppelamfels.com

FOREIGN TRADE ZONEBlue Wing One LLC11700 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (210) 340-5900 or (832) 930-2190Email: [email protected] or [email protected]: www.bluewingone.com

Brownsville Gulfside Warehouse Inc.3500 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4241 Fax: (956) 831-2200Email: [email protected]: www.brownsvillegulfside.com


Maverick Terminals Brownsville LLC14301 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (210) 298-2222Email: [email protected]: www.howardenergypartners.com




Pharr International Bridge9900 S. Cage Blvd. Pharr, TX 78577Tel: (956) 402-4660 Fax: (956) 223-2013Email: [email protected]: www.pharrbridge.com


Port of Brownsville FTZ No. 621000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-6185Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

TransMontaigne Operating Company LP10150 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3531Email: [email protected]: www.transmontaigne.com

FREIGHT CONSOLIDATORS/NVOCCSGulf Stream Marine Inc.2700 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-6766 Fax: (956) 831-6763Email: [email protected]: www.gulfstreammarine.com



FREIGHT FORWARDERSKuehne + Nagel15450 Diplomatic PlazaHouston, TX 77032Tel: (281) 449-8888Email: [email protected]: www.kuehne-nagel.com




GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIESBrownsville Public Utilities Board (BPUB)1425 Robinhood DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 983-6100 Fax: (956) 983-6289Website: www.brownsville-pub.com

Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority (CCRMA)3461 Carmen Ave.Rancho Viejo, TX 78575Tel: (956) 621-5571 Fax: (956) 621-5590Email: [email protected]: www.ccrma.org

Cameron County Sheriff’s Office7300 Old Alice RoadOlmito, TX 78575Tel: (956) 554-6700Email: [email protected]: www.co.cameron.tx.us

City of Brownsville1001 E. Elizabeth St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 546-HELP (4357)Website: www.cob.us

Pharr International Bridge9900 S. Cage Blvd.Pharr, TX 78577Tel: (956) 402-4660 Fax: (956) 223-2013Email: [email protected]: www.pharrbridge.com

Port of Brownsville1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 or 800-978-5395Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Port Isabel-San Benito Navigation District250 Industrial DrivePort Isabel, TX 78578Tel: (956) 943-7826Email: [email protected]: www.portofportisabel.com

U.S. Coast Guard MSD BrownsvilleTel: (956) 832-0517Website: www.uscg.mil/d8/sectcorpuschristi



GRAIN ELEVATORWest Plains LLC9155 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (832) 413-2466Email: [email protected]

HARBOR MASTER OFFICEMike Davis, Harbor Master400 Windhaus RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8256 Fax: (956) 831-3085Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Carlos Martinez, Assistant Harbor Master400 Windhaus RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8256 Fax: (956) 831-3085Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

HOTELSComfort Suites651 Sunrise BlvdBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 541-3332 Fax: (956) 621-2993Website: www.choicehotels.com

Courtyard by Marriott Brownsville3955 N. ExpresswayBrownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 350-4600Website: www.marriott.com

Hampton Inn & Suites Brownsville3000 N. ExpresswayBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 548-0005Website: www.hamptoninn3.hilton.com

Homewood Suites by Hilton Brownsville3759 N. ExpresswayBrownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 574-6900Website: www.homewoodsuites3.hilton.com

La Quinta Inn & Suites Brownsville North5051 N. ExpresswayBrownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 350-2118Website: www.laquintabrownsvillenorth.com

Staybridge Suites2900 Pablo Kisel Blvd.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 504-9500 Fax: (956) 504-9584Email: [email protected]: www.staybridge.com/brown

Texas Inn Brownsville845 N Expressway 77Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 542-5501Website: www.hotelbrownsvilletexas.com

Texas Inn South Padre Island/ Brownsville Airport7051 S Padre Island Hwy.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 621-3299Website: www.texasinnbrownsville.com

INSURANCE, CARGOParker & Company4694 Jaime Zapata Ave.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2000 Fax: (956) 831-4140Email: [email protected]: www.parkerandcompany.com


INSURANCE, MARINEKuehne + Nagel15450 Diplomatic PlazaHouston, TX 77032Tel: (281) 449-8888Email: [email protected]: www.kuehne-nagel.com


LABOR ORGANIZATIONSInternational Longshoremen No. 29958160 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4133Email: [email protected]

West Gulf Maritime Association (WGMA)1717 Turning Basin Drive #200Houston, TX 77024Tel: (713) 678-7665 Fax: (855) 715-1717Email: [email protected]: www.wgma.org

LINE HANDLERSBrownsville Mooring454 Lindale DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 551-4735 Fax: (956) 443-0050

M & M Mooring & Marine Services1951 W. Monroe St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 371-2476 Fax: (956) 831-4490Email: [email protected] Website: www.mm-mooringmarineservices.com

MACHINING & FABRICATINGBack Up Solutions619 Artisan Way San Antonio, TX 78260Tel: (956) 342-0506Email: [email protected]


ST Marine3210 Dry Dock St. Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7557 Fax: (956) 831-7594Email: [email protected]

Zimco Marine LLC1430 Everglades RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7828 Fax: (956) 831-0135Email: [email protected]

MINERALS905/BMW Inc.4501 N. Mineral Loop Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 832-0280Email: [email protected]

Allied Mineral Products Inc.3025 Mineral Loop Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2022Email: [email protected]

Gulf Facilities Inc.4201 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4007 Fax: (956) 831-9751Email: [email protected]: www.gulf-facilities.com

Cemex Construction Materials3600 N. Chemical RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 386-1452Website: www.cemexusa.com




MISCELLANEOUS905/BMW Inc.4501 N. Mineral Loop Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 832-0280Email: [email protected]

A&T Port Mart Development Co.12161 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 371-0599Email: [email protected]

A-Mex Financial Services17755 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 544-5000Email: [email protected]

AP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com

Alamo Concrete Products Ltd.600 Yard Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (210) 208-1570Email: [email protected]

Annova LNG LLC4 Houston Center, 1221 Lamar St., Suite 750 Houston, TX 77010Tel: (512) 542-7812Email: [email protected]: www.annovalng.com

Austin Star Detonator Co.5755 N. Cantu Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7751Email: [email protected]: www.austinpowdersp.com

Avant Premium Water & Ice3130 FM 511 Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 364-2211 Fax: (956) 364-2850Email: [email protected]

Back Up Solutions619 Artisan Way San Antonio, TX 78260Tel: (956) 342-0506Email: [email protected]


Diesel Fuel Injection Inc.6918 Padre Island Hwy.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4744 Fax: (956) 831-9473Email: [email protected]

Duro Hylex Poly LLC3401 David Shore DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4206Email: [email protected]: www.novolex.com

Fortune Ferrous Inc.21301 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 928-1702 Fax: (956) 928-1364Email: [email protected]

H & H Oil7941 Recycle DriveCorpus Christi, TX 78409Tel: (361) 289-5220 Fax: (361) 289-6304Email: [email protected]: www.hhrecycling.com

Intercoastal Salvage Inc.6915 FM 511Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-8661Email: [email protected]

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Loma Alta Skeet & Trap Inc.500 Old Port Isabel RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 371-6162Email: [email protected]

Magic Valley Concrete LLC6265 FM 511Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 580-2502Email: [email protected]: www.mvconcrete.com


Oil Patch Fuel & Supply Inc.1905 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4839 Fax: (956) 831-9296Email: [email protected]: www.oilpatchfuelandsupply.com



Port of Brownsville Recycling6915 FM 511 Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-6707Email: [email protected]

Quality Weighing Services Inc.875 N. Milo RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8253 Fax: (956) 831-8649Email: [email protected]


Rio Grande LNG LLC3 Waterway Square Place, Suite 400The Woodlands, Texas 77380Tel: (713) 574-1880 Fax: (713) 574-1880Email: [email protected]: www.riograndelng.com

Rodicel Inc.2685 N. Indiana Ave.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 832-0995Email: [email protected]

ST Marine3210 Dry Dock St.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7557 Fax: (956) 831-7594Email: [email protected]

SOLICE – Full Color Digital Signs7200 Bonham RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 266-3018 Fax: (956) 831-2157Email: [email protected]: www.solice2000.com

T.D. American Limestone Products LLC9805 Old Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-2755Email: [email protected]


Taqueria Sylos4200 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 346-0430

Texan Cement3801 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-9115Email: [email protected]: www.texancement.com

Texas LNG LLC2800 North Loop West, Suite 910 Houston, TX 77092Tel: (832) 849-4920Email: [email protected]: www.txlng.com

Texas Marine Ventures Inc.13401 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-1435Email: [email protected]

Texas Wipers & Rags LLC739 E. Fronton St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 554-7500 Fax: (956) 554-7500Email: [email protected]: www.texaswipers.com

Valley Lubricants Inc.17555 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4123 Fax: 9956) 831-7860Email: [email protected]

Website: www.valleylubricants.com


MODULE FABRICATIONKeppel AmFELS LLC20000 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8220 Fax: (956) 832-5677Website: www.keppelamfels.com

PILOTAGEBrazos Santiago PilotsP. O. Box 414Port Isabel, TX 78578Tel: (956) 943-3680Website: www.brazossantiagopilots.com

PIPELINE OPERATORBryant Industrial Services LLC2600 Callaway Drive Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-5120 Fax: (956) 761-1255Email: [email protected]: www.bryantindustrialservices.com

Diamondback Pipeline LLC1670 Broadway, Suite 3100Denver, CO 80202Tel: (956) 831-3531Email: [email protected]

Interlube Corp. Inc.750 N. Anchor RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7046 Fax: (956) 831-8064Email: [email protected]: www.interlube.us


Nustar Logistics LP19003 IH-10 West San Antonio, TX 78257Tel: (210) 918-5846Email: [email protected]: www.nustarenergy.com

PMI Service North America Inc.909 Fannin St. Houston, TX 77010Tel: (713 567-0189Email: [email protected]




RTW Properties LP1005 N. Anchor Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (918) 587-5711Email: [email protected]

Seadrift Pipeline CorporationP. O. Box 4286 Houston, TX 77210-4286Tel: (281) 966-4068Email: [email protected]: www.dow.com/pipeline/gulfcoast/

TransMontaigne Operating Company LP10150 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3531Email: [email protected]: www.transmontaigne.com

Valero Brownsville Terminal LLC10950 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (210) 345-3206Email: [email protected]

PORT AUTHORITY ATTORNEYRentfro Law Firm2200 Boca Chica Blvd., Suite 120Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 542-4329 Fax: (956) 542-4320Email: [email protected]: www.rentfrolawfirm.net

PORT OF BROWNSVILLE ADMINISTRATIONEduardo A. CampiranoPort Director & CEO1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4592 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Donna EymardDeputy Port Director1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7010 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Steve Tyndal PPM®

Sr. Director of Marketing & Business Development1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7030 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Ariel ChavezDirector of Engineering Services1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7002 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Michael DavisHarbor Master400 Windhaus Rd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8256 Fax: (956) 831-3085Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Deborah Lee DukeDirector of Administrative Services1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7021 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Stephen B. FitzgibbonsDirector of Finance 1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7041 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Carlos L. GarciaChief of Police & Security2993 N. Indiana Ave., Ste. BBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 509-2100 Fax: (956) 831-6350Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Oscar GarciaDirector of Facilities Maintenance1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8273 Fax: (956) 831-5243Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Patty GonzalesDirector of Communications1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7004 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Jaime MartinezDirector of Human Resources1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7034 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Antonio RodriguezDirector of Cargo Services & FTZ Administrator1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7033 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

Beatrice G. RosenbaumDirector of Industrial Development1000 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7018 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

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Margie S. RecioAdministrative Assistant to Port Director & CEO1000 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-7008 Fax: (956) 831-5006Email: [email protected]: www.portofbrownsville.com

PUBLIC SCALESPort Public Scale3501 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-0606Email: [email protected]

Quality Weighting Service Inc.875 N. Milo RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8253Email: [email protected]

West Plains LLC9155 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 620-2020Email: [email protected]: www.westplainsco.com

RAIL CARRIERSBrownsville & Rio Grande International Railway (BRG)12650 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 548-9201Email: [email protected]: www.omnitrax.com

BSNF Railway4433 Exchange Ave.Vernon, CA 90058Tel: (323) 277-2016Email: [email protected]: www.bsnf.com

Kansas City Southern de Mexico (KCSM)Col. Hidalgo, MonterreyNuevo Leon 64420, Mexico Tel: 011-52-8183057900 ext. 7062Email: [email protected]: http://www.kcsouthern.com.mx

Omega Rail Services Inc.6567 W. U.S. Hwy. 90Del Rio, TX 78840Tel: (830) 488-6224Email: [email protected]: www.omegarailservices.com

OmniTRAX Inc. (BRG)252 Clayton St., 4th FloorDenver, CO 80206Tel: (303) 398-0500Email: [email protected]: www.omnitrax.com

Union Pacific Railroad24125 Aldine Westfield RoadSpring, TX 77373Tel: (281) 350-7592 Fax: (402) 223-2231Email: [email protected]: www.up.com

RECYCLINGAll Star Metals Ltd.101 Box Car RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-2110 Fax: (956) 838-2190Email: [email protected]: www.allstarmetals.com

EMR/International Shipbreaking Ltd., LLC18601 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 18601Tel: (956) 831-2299 Fax: (956) 831-0216Email: [email protected]: www.emrgroup.com

Fortune Ferrous Inc.21301 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 928-1702 Fax: (956) 928-1364Email: [email protected]

H & H Oil7941 Recycle DriveCorpus Christi, TX 78409Tel: (361) 289-5220 Fax: (361) 289-6304Email: [email protected]: www.hhrecycling.com

Port of Brownsville Recycling6915 FM 511Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-6707Email: [email protected]


Texas Wipers & Rags LLC739 E. Fronton St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 554-7500 Fax: (956) 554-7500Email: [email protected]: www.texaswipers.com

SERVICES, MARINEAP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com


Heavy-Duty Equipment Inc.5500 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2783Email: [email protected]



M & M Mooring & Marine Services1951 W. Monroe St.Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 371-2476 Fax: (956) 831-4490Email: [email protected] Website: www.mm-mooringmarineservices.com

Marine Metal Inc.16901 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4284 Fax: (956) 831-0577Email: [email protected] or [email protected]: www.marinemetal.com


Nuga Diesel Inc.2951 N. Indiana Ave.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-5552Email: [email protected]: www.nugadiesel.com

Oil Patch Fuel & Supply Inc.1905 Bayou Court Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4839 Fax: (956) 831-9296Email: [email protected]: www.oilpatchfuelandsupply.com



Pete’s Fleet500 Express Dock RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 491-1011Email: [email protected]


Signet Maritime Corporation7400 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-6800 Fax: (956) 838-6801Email: [email protected]: www.signetmaritime.com


Texas Best Recycling LLC6955 N. Indiana Ave. Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-8300

Valley Lubricants Inc.17555 State Hwy. 48 Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4123 Fax: (956) 831-7860Email: [email protected]: www.valleylubricants.com

SERVICES, SECURITYAP Sensing Americas LP13280 NW Freeway, Suite F, #355Houston, TX 77040Tel: (281) 304-0128 Fax: (281) 256-2392Email: [email protected]: www.apsensing.com

American Surveillance55 Galonsky St.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 504-5656 Fax: (956) 504-5060Email:[email protected]: www.americansurveillanceco.com

SHIP REPAIR/RECYCLINGAll Star Metals LLC101 Box Car RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-2110 Fax: (956) 838-2190Email: [email protected]: www.allstarmetals.com

Bay Bridge Texas LLC23501 S. R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-1414Email: [email protected]

EMR/International Shipbreaking Ltd., LLC 18601 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 18601Tel: (956) 831-2299 Fax: (956) 831-0216Email: [email protected]: www.emrgroup.com

Gulmar Inc.9675 Joe G. Garza Sr. RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4547 Fax: (956) 831-3526Email: [email protected]: www.gulmar.net


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Infrastructure Solutions for Sustainable Ports & Maritime Operations

Jeff Massengil, PEDIRECTOR OF PORTS AND MARITIMEJeff provides 32 years of experience of strategic and technical guidance company-wide.

Brent Moore, PEWESTERN GULF PORTS AND MARITIME LEADBrent has 23 years of experience in all aspects of port and maritime projects.

Dan Garza, PEPORTS AND HARBORS PROJECT MANAGERDan has over 10 years of extensive experience managing multi-discipline design and construction observation teams for port and maritime projects.

Mike Krieber, PESENIOR PROJECT MANAGERWith more than 35 years of experience, Mike is a senior project manager specializing in planning/design of bulkheads, piers, docks, wharves, docks, large foundations, permitting and dredging.

Our Story • HDR has partnered with clients to shape communities for more than a century • Provided engineering on more than 400 marine terminals across the world • Provided engineering and regulatory work for the Port of Brownsville and many of

the Port lease holders for 30+ years • Expertise in 50 design and scientific disciplines • Experienced with heavy capacity cargo docks, combined tanker/barge bulk

liquid terminals, specialty structure designs, dock repairs/upgrades, channel dredging, USACE and FERC permitting

• Ranked No. 6 among Engineering News-Record magazine’s 2016 “Top 10 in Marine and Port Facilities”

Our Staff

http://www.hdrinc.com



Marine Metal Inc.16901 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4284Email: [email protected]

Phoenix International Holdings, Inc.10111 Richmond Ave. Suite 310Houston, Texas 77042Tel: (281) 815-8050Email: [email protected]: www.phnx-international.com


Zimco Marine LLC1430 Everglades Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7828 Fax: (956) 831-0135Email: [email protected]

SHIPPING AGENTSBiehl & Company2700 R.L. Ostos Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3224 Fax: (956) 831-4490Email: [email protected]: www.biehlco.com

Dix Agency Brownsville LP5500 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2783 or 2786 Fax: (956) 831-2559Email: [email protected]: www.dixshipping.com

Fillette Green Shipping Services Corporation101 N. Shoreline Blvd, Suite 102 Corpus Christi, TX 78374Tel: (361) 446-9547Email: [email protected]: www.fillettegreen.com

GAC North America4444 Corona, Suite 10Corpus Christi, TX 78401Tel: (361) 883-7254Email: [email protected]

General Steamship Corporation710 Buffalo St., Suite 809Corpus Christi, TX 78401-1933Tel: (361) 883-2300 Fax: (361) 883-2302Email: [email protected]: www.gensteam.com

Gulf Harbor Shipping LLC4838 Holly Road, Suite 105Corpus Christi, TX 78411-4753Tel: (361) 888-7400 Fax: (414) 231-8732Email: [email protected]: www.gulfharbor.com

Host Agency400 Mann St., Suite 603Corpus Christi, TX 78401Tel: (361) 452-8671 Fax: (512) 697-8301Email: [email protected]: www.hostagency.com

Inchape Shipping710 Buffalo St., Suite 505Corpus Christi, TX 78401Tel: (361) 882-1771Email: [email protected]: www.iss-shipping.com

Moran Gulf Shipping400 Mann St., Suite 907Corpus Christi, TX 78401Tel: (361) 884-0903 Fax: (361) 887-6132Email: [email protected]: www.moranshipping.com

Norton Lilly International710 Buffalo St., Suite 501Corpus Christi, TX 78401Tel: (361) 888-6800 Fax: (361) 888-6807Email: [email protected]: www.nortonlilly.com

STEVEDORESDix Shipping Company Inc.5500 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4228 Fax: (956) 831-2559Email: [email protected]: www.dixshipping.com

Gulf Stream Marine Inc.2700 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-6766 Fax: (956) 831-6763 Email: [email protected]: www.gulfstreammarine.com

Schaefer Stevedoring & Logistics4201 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4007Fax: (956) 831-9751Email: [email protected]: www.schaeferstevedoring.com

SURVEYORS, MARINEGonzalez Engineering & Surveying Inc.153 E. Price RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 546-5515 Fax: (956) 546-2804Email: [email protected]

TERMINAL OPERATORSABC Gulf Coast Terminal LLC15801 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-0033Email: [email protected]

Blue Wing One LLC11700 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (210) 340-5900 or (832) 930-2190Email: [email protected] or [email protected]: www.bluewingone.com


CMG LLC176000 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 17600Tel: (918) 801-8911Email: [email protected]: www.centurionmidstream.com

CITGO Petroleum Corporation14400 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8241Email: [email protected]: www.citgo.com

Firebird Bulk Carriers Inc.9100 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 832-0888 Fax: (956) 832-0284Email: [email protected]: www.firebird-tx.com

Gulf Facilities Inc.4201 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4007 Fax: (956) 831-9751Email: [email protected]: www.gulf-facilities.com

Gulf Stream Marine Inc.2700 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-6766 Fax: (956) 831-6763 Email: [email protected]: www.gulfstreammarine.com




RTW Properties LP1005 N. Anchor Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (918) 587-5711Email: [email protected]

Schaefer Stevedoring & Logistics4201 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4007 Fax: (956) 831-9751Email: [email protected]: www.schaeferstevedoring.com

TransMontaigne Operating Company LP10150 State Hwy. 48 Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3531Email: [email protected]: www.transmontaigne.com

Valero Brownsville Terminal LLC10950 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (210) 345-3206Email: [email protected]

West Plains LLC9155 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (832) 413-2466Email: [email protected]

TOWING, TUGSignet Maritime Corporation7400 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-6800 Fax: (956) 838-6801Email: [email protected]: www.signetmaritime.com

TRUCKINGAuto Lineas Sigifredo Garcia Palacios SA de CV501-A S. WindhausBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 442-3449Email: [email protected]

B & L Freight Service Inc.2775 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 592-0994Email: [email protected]

C.R. Trucking LLC9275 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 572-5351Email: [email protected]

Choptank Transport Inc.5650 Breckenridge Park Drive, Suite 103Tampa, FL 33610Tel: (800) 568-2240Email: [email protected]: choptanktransport.com

Cumberworth Investments Inc. 2981 N. Indiana Ave.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-4282Email: [email protected]

Jonick-Lopez International Transport LLC5801 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-1252 Fax: (956) 838-1253Email: [email protected]


Optimum Quality Transfers LLC9235 Old State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 592-1020Email: [email protected]



R. Soto Transport Truck2885 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 592-5669

Rubio Trucking800 N. Oklahoma Ave.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 545-9325 Fax: (956) 831-7093Email: [email protected]

Schaefer Stevedoring & Logistics4201 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4007 Fax: (956) 831-9751Email: [email protected]: www.schaeferstevedoring.com

Seahorse Transportation Inc.3051 N. Indiana RoadBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-0600 Fax: (956) 831-4164Email: [email protected]: www.seahorsetransport.net

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TLO Logistics16651 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-765Email: [email protected]: www.tlologisticsusa.com

Transporte Internacional Lopez Ochoa, SA de CV775 Milo Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-2252Email: [email protected]

Transpuga SA de CV501-D S. Windhaus RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: 011-52-444-824-7533Email: [email protected]: www.transpuga.com

UTILITY COMPANIESAEP Texas355 W. Hwy. 77 San Benito, TX 78586Tel: (956) 361-2088 Fax: (956) 361-2090Email: [email protected]: www.aeptexas.com

Brownsville Public Utilities Board (BPUB)1425 Robinhood DriveBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 983-6100 Fax: (956) 983-6289Website: www.brownsville-pub.com

Magic Valley Electric Cooperative1 ¾ Mi W. Hwy. 83Mercedes, TX 78570Tel: (866) 225-5683Email: [email protected]: www.magicvalley.coop

Texas Gas Service1301 S. Mopac, Suite 400Austin, TX 78746-6918Tel: (512) 370-8220Email: [email protected]: www.onegas.com

VESSEL FUELING COMPANIESPMI Service North America Inc.909 Fannin St. Houston, TX 77010Tel: (713) 567-0189Email: [email protected]

Valley Lubricants Inc.17555 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4123 Fax: (956) 831-7860Email: [email protected]: www.valleylubricants.com

WAREHOUSING & STORAGEB & L Freight Service Inc.2775 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 592-0994Email: [email protected]



Cumberworth Investments Inc. 2981 N. Indiana Ave.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 831-4282Email: [email protected]

Dix Shipping Company Inc.5500 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4228 Fax: (956) 831-2559Email: [email protected]: www.dixshipping.com

Electro-Hi LLC2801 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 434-1466Email: [email protected]

Gulf Facilities Inc.4201 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4007 Fax: (956) 831-9751Email: [email protected]: www.gulf-facilities.com

JTM II Ltd.550 E. Levee St. Brownsville, TX 78520Tel: (956) 542-3642 Fax: (956) 542-3698Email: [email protected]

Jonick-Lopez International Transport LLC5801 Foust RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-1252 Fax: (956) 838-1253Email: [email protected]

Jose Luis Garcia2600 N. Indiana Ave.Brownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 592-1820Email: [email protected]




Port Warehouse Properties LP2700 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8533Email: [email protected]

OmniTRAX Inc.252 Clayton St., 4th FloorDenver, CO 80206Tel: (303) 398-0500Email: [email protected]: www.omnitrax.com


Schaefer Stevedoring & Logistics4201 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4007 Fax: (956) 831-9751Email: [email protected]: www.schaeferstevedoring.com

Strike LLC40581 State Hwy. 48Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (713) 376-0417Email: [email protected]: www.strikeusa.com

TLO Logistics16651 R.L. Ostos RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-765Email: [email protected]: www.tlologisticsusa.com




Texan Cement3801 Foust Road Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-9115Email: [email protected]: www.texancement.com

FISHING HARBORAbrego, Francisco2500 Everglades RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2884Email: [email protected]

Aguilar Brothers Inc.2330 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 617-6501Email: [email protected]

Argo ES&H Services LLC1430 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-1414Email: [email protected]

Burnell Marine & Supply Inc.2230 Fisherman’s PlaceBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3502Email: [email protected]

Captain Memo Corp.2875 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 459-8483

Castellanos Corp.3700 Gator CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-9373Email: [email protected]

Castro Trawlers Inc.3520 Gator CourtBrownsville, TX 78521 Tel: (956) 521-4520Email: [email protected]

Chavez Shrimp Co. LLC2830 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 341-9696Email: [email protected]

Co-Op Marine Railways LLC3805 Dry Dock CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-9373Email: [email protected]

Don Nico Trawlers Inc.1385 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 408-3747

Fel Glo Inc.2250 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-1234Email: [email protected]

G&O Shrimp Co. Inc.2315 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-0427

Garcia Bookkeeping2380 Everglades RoadBrownsville, TX 78521(956) 831-9373Email: [email protected]

Garcia Shrimping1495 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-9373Email: [email protected]

http://www.gulfstreammarine.com



Gonzalez Trawlers Inc.1700 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 546-3731Email: [email protected]

Hance Holdings Inc.2275 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 279-4085Email: [email protected]

Iron Mike Marine Inc.2070 Hawser Bend RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 778-5906

Juan’s Electric2485 Fisherman’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78526Tel: (956) 312-4229

La Familia1190 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 518-3055Email: [email protected]

Lighthouse Docks Inc.2130 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-7662

Linda Lou Boat Corporation3200 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 495-5481

Linwood Trawlers Inc.1995 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3604Email: [email protected]

M/V Challenge 42 Inc.1675 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 299-0793Email: [email protected]

Maria Elena Inc.2600 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-4903Email: [email protected]

Marine & Industrial Safety1120 Everglades RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 639-4420Email: [email protected]

Marine Railway Inc.3455 Gator CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7828Email: [email protected]

Marine Refrigeration Co.1395 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-1989Email: [email protected]

Monita Inc.1680 Fisherman’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 742-5259Email: [email protected]

Moore Diesel Service2690 Fisherman’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 433-9608Email: [email protected]

National Seafoods Inc.2675 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-2648Email: [email protected]

Ocean Port Maintenance Inc.3805 Dry Dock CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-0157Email: [email protected]

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Oceanus International3180 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 455-9422Email: [email protected]

Ochoa, Marcelino1695 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 312-1756Email: [email protected]

Oil Patch Fuel & Supply Inc.2115 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-4839Email: [email protected]: www.oilpatchfuelandsupply.com

OLG Petroleum LLC1900 Fisherman’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 212-2870Email: [email protected]

Paul Piazza & Son Inc.1745 Cajun CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (817) 907-1557

Pollo’s Diesel/Mota’s Refrigeration3810 Gator CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 233-8430Email: [email protected]

Port Machine Shop1720 Everglades Rd.Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-3508Email: [email protected]

Purata Trawlers Inc.1940 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 233-9451Email: [email protected]

RLB Contracting Inc.3300 Gator CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (361) 920-6569

Reyes Marine Industries Inc.2020 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 838-1219Email: [email protected]

Rodco Marine Supply Inc.1750 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8271Email: [email protected]: www.rodcomarine.com

S T Marine3210 Dry Dock CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-7557Email: [email protected]

Sea Breeze Marine Inc.1515 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 371-0017Email: [email protected]

Shallow Stalker Boats LLC2780 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 943-1551Email: [email protected]

Shenanigans1950 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 778-9355Email: [email protected]

Shrimp Outlet2230 Fisherman’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-8114 Fax: (956) 831-3851Email: [email protected]: www.shrimpoutlet.com

Snodgrass Inc.2025 Angler’s Place RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 831-2846Email: [email protected]

Texas Shrimp Association1000 Everglades RoadBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (855) 442-8676Email: [email protected]: www.texasshrimpassociation.org

Two Fishing Friends Inc.2000 Cajun Court Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 572-7658

Venmar Shrimp Inc.1930 Bayou Court Brownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 245-8627Email: [email protected]

Wolfe Sandblasting & Industrial Painting1800 Bayou CourtBrownsville, TX 78521Tel: (956) 312-1065Email: [email protected]

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ALPHABETICAL LISTING

905/BMW Inc. .........................................................(956) 832-0280A&T Port Mart Development Co. ..............................(956) 371-0599ABC Gulf Coast Terminal LLC...................................(956) 838-0033Abrego, Francisco ...................................................(956) 831-2884AEP Texas ...............................................................(956) 361-2088Aguilar Brothers Inc. ...............................................(956) 617-6501Alamo Chamber of Commerce ................................(956) 787-2117Alamo Concrete Products Ltd. .................................(210) 208-1570Alamo Economic Development Corporation .............(956) 787-6622All Star Metals LLC .................................................(956) 838-2110Allied Mineral Products Inc. .....................................(956) 831-2022Alton Chamber of Commerce ..................................(956) 432-0760American Association of Ports Authorities ................(703) 684-5700American Commercial Barge Line ...........................(800) 457-6377American River Transportation Company .................(504) 431-1488American Surveillance ............................................(956) 504-5656A-Mex Financial Services ........................................(956) 544-5000Angelo Interlogistics................................................(956) 350-0920Annova LNG LLC .....................................................(512) 542-7812AP Sensing Americas LP .........................................(281) 304-0128Argo ES&H Services LLC .........................................(956) 831-1414Argosy Fleeting & Logistics .....................................(713) 668-3388Austin Star Detonator Co. ........................................(956) 442-3449Auto Lineas Sigifredo Garcia Palacios SA de CV ......(956) 442-3449Avant Premium Water & Ice ....................................(956) 364-2211B & L Freight Services Inc. ......................................(956) 592-0994Back Up Solutions ...................................................(956) 342-0506Bank of America .....................................................(956) 544-6839Bay Bridge Texas LLC .............................................(956) 838-1414BBVA Compass .......................................................(956) 547-3900Biehl & Company ....................................................(956) 831-3224Blue Wing One LLC .................................................(210) 340-5900Border Customs Service .........................................(956) 548-0311Bougambilias Construction LLC ...............................(956) 541-1390Brazos Santiago Pilots ............................................(956) 943-3680British Consulate General Houston ..........................(713) 210-4000Brownsville Chamber of Commerce ........................(956) 542-4341Brownsville Economic Development Council ...........(956) 541-1183Brownsville Gulfside Warehouse Inc. .......................(956) 831-4241Brownsville Mooring ...............................................(956) 551-4735Brownsville Navigation District Commissioners .......(956) 831-4592Brownsville Public Utilities Board ............................(956) 983-6100Brownsville & Rio Grande International

Railway (BRG) ....................................................(956) 548-9201 Bryant IndustrialServices LLC .................................(956) 838-5120BSNF Railway .........................................................(323) 277-2016Burnell Marine & Supply Inc. ...................................(956) 831-3502C & J Logistical Services Inc. ..................................(956) 214-5050C.R. Trucking LLC ....................................................(956) 572-5351Cameron County Regional Mobility Authority ...........(956) 621-5571Cameron County Sheriff’s Office .............................(956) 554-6700Canal Barge ............................................................(504) 581-2424Capital One Bank ....................................................(956) 546-4528Captain Memo Corp. ...............................................(956) 459-8483Castellanos Corp. ....................................................(956) 831-9373Castro Trawlers Inc. ................................................(956) 521-4520Celtic Marine and Logistics .....................................(225) 752-2490Cemex Construction Materials ................................(956) 386-1452Chase Bank ............................................................(956) 982-7606Chavez Shrimp Co. LLC ...........................................(956) 341-9696

Choptank Transport Inc. ..........................................(800) 568-2240CITGO Petroleum Corporation ..................................(956) 831-8241City of Brownsville ..................................................(956) 546-4357CMG LLC ................................................................(918) 801-8911Comfort Suites ........................................................(956) 541-3332Co-Op Marine Railways LLC ....................................(956) 831-9373Courtyard by Marriott Brownsville ...........................(956) 350-4600CSC Sugar ..............................................................(915) 328-7851Cumberworth Investments ......................................(956) 831-4282Daniel B. Hastings Inc. ............................................(956) 831-7555Diamondback Pipeline LLC .....................................(956) 831-3531Diesel Fuel Injection Inc. .........................................(956) 831-4744Dix Agency Brownsville LP ......................................(956) 831-2783Dix Shipping Company Inc. .....................................(956) 831-4228Don Nico Trawlers Inc. ............................................(956) 408-3747Duro Hylex Poly LLC ................................................(956) 831-4206Edinburg Chamber of Commerce ............................(956) 838-4974Edinburg Economic Development Corporation .........(956) 383-7124Electro-Hi LLC .........................................................(956) 434-1466EMR/ International Shipbreaking Ltd. LLC ...............(956) 831-2299Equipment Depot ....................................................(956) 461-5858Fel Glo Inc. .............................................................(956) 838-1234 Fillette Green Shipping Services Corporation ...........(361) 446-9547Firebird Bulk Carriers Inc. ........................................(956) 832-0888First Community Bank .............................................(956) 547-5100First Convenience Bank ..........................................(956) 504-2000Fortune Ferrous Inc. ................................................(956) 928-1702French Consulate General Houston .........................(713) 572-2799Friends of Rio Grande Valley Reef Inc. .....................(956) 433-9783Frost Bank ..............................................................(956) 544-6301Fugro (USA) Inc. ......................................................(713) 369-5600G&O Shrimp Co. Inc. ...............................................(956) 831-0427GAC North America .................................................(361) 883-7254Gallegos Electric Inc. ...............................................(956) 542-0058Garcia Bookkeeping ................................................(956) 831-9373Garcia Shrimping ....................................................(956) 831-9373General Steamship Corporation ...............................(361) 883-2300Gonzalez Engineering & Surveying Inc. ....................(956) 546-5515Gonzalez Trawlers Inc. ............................................(956) 546-3731Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation .............(956) 561-4133Gulf Facilities Inc. ....................................................(956) 831-4007Gulf Harbor Shipping LLC ........................................(361) 888-7400Gulf Stream Marine Inc. ..........................................(956) 831-6766Gulmar Inc. .............................................................(956) 831-4547H & H Oil ................................................................(361) 289-5220Hampton Inn & Suites Brownsville ..........................(956) 548-0005Hance Holdings Inc. ................................................(956) 279-4085Harbor Master .........................................................(956) 831-8256Harlingen Chamber of Commerce ...........................(956) 423-5440Harlingen Economic Development Corporation ........(956) 216-5081Harold Averill, LCB ..................................................(956) 554-0402HDR Engineering Inc. ..............................................(956) 554-0402Heavy-Duty Equipment Inc. .....................................(956) 831-2783Homewood Suites by Hilton Brownsville ..................(956) 574-6900Host Agency ............................................................(361) 452-8671IBC Bank .................................................................(956) 547-1000Inchape Shipping ....................................................(361) 882-1771Ingram Barge Line ..................................................(615) 298-8200Inter National Bank .................................................(956) 574-8500Intercoastal Salvage Inc. .........................................(956) 831-8661


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Interlube Corp. Inc. ..................................................(956) 831-7046International Longshoremen No. 2995 ....................(956) 831-4133International Seafarer Center ..................................(956) 831-4321Iron Mike Marine Inc. ..............................................(956) 778-5906Jonick-Lopez International Transport LLC ................(956) 838-1252Jose Luis Garcia .....................................................(956) 592-1820JTM II LTD...............................................................(956) 542-3642Juan’s Electric ........................................................(956) 312-4229Kansas City Southern de Mexico .....011-52-8183057900 ext. 7062Kempco Inspection Services Inc. .............................(713) 926-1005Keppel AmFELS LLC................................................(956) 831-8220Kirby Corporation ....................................................(713) 435-1000Kuehne + Nagel ......................................................(281) 449-8888La Familia ...............................................................(956) 518-3055La Feria Chamber of Commerce ..............................(956) 277-0601La Feria Economic Development Corporation ..........(956) 797-2261La Quinta Inn & Suites Brownsville North ................(956) 350-2118Law Office of Alex Hernandez, Jr. PLLC ...................(361) 792-3811Law Office of Santiago Galarza ...............................(956) 982-1984LeBeouf Brothers Towing Company .........................(985) 594-6691Lighthouse Docks Inc. ............................................(956) 943-7662Linda Lou Boat Corporation .....................................(956) 495-5481Linwood Trawlers Inc. .............................................(956) 831-3604Livingston International ...........................................(956) 504-6440Loma Alta Skeet & Trap Inc. ....................................(956) 371-6162Lone Star National Bank .........................................(956) 574-7300Los Fresnos Chamber of Commerce .......................(956) 233-4488M & M Mooring & Marine Services ..........................(956) 371-2476M/V Challenge 42 Inc. .............................................(956) 299-0793Magic Valley Concrete LLC ......................................(956) 580-2502Magic Valley Electric Cooperative ............................(866) 225-5683Maria Elena Inc. ......................................................(956) 943-4903Marine & Industrial Safety .......................................(956) 639-4420Marine Metal Inc. ....................................................(956) 831-4284Marine Railway Inc..................................................(956) 831-7828Marine Refrigeration Company Inc. .........................(956) 371-5241Marine Salvage & Services Inc. ...............................(956) 943-2648Martinez Geospatial ................................................(651) 686-8424Matthew Leyendecker ............................................(956) 504-1700Maverick Terminals Brownsville LLC .......................(210) 298-2222McAllen Chamber of Commerce ..............................(956) 682-2871McAllen Economic Development Corporation ..........(956) 682-2875Mediterranean Shipping Company ..........................(212) 764-4800Mercedes Chamber of Commerce ...........................(956) 565-2221Mercedes Economic Development Corporation .......(956) 565-2230Mexican Consulate General Brownsville ..................(956) 542-4431Millennium Engineers .............................................(956) 702-8500Mission Chamber of Commerce ..............................(956) 585-2725Mission Economic Development Corporation ...........(956) 585-0040Monita Inc. ..............................................................(956) 742-5259Moore Diesel Service ..............................................(956) 433-9608Moran Gulf Shipping ...............................................(361) 884-0903National Seafood Inc. ..............................................(956) 943-2648NAVCO Logistics .....................................................(956) 542-4138Norton Lilly International ........................................(361) 888-6800Nuga Diesel Inc. ......................................................(956) 831-5552Nustar Logistics LP .................................................(210) 918-5846Ocean Port Maintenance Inc....................................(956) 831-0157Oceanus International ............................................(956) 455-9422Ochoa, Marcelino ....................................................(956) 312-1756

Oil Patch Fuel & Supply Inc. ....................................(956) 831-4839OLG Petroleum LLC .................................................(956) 212-2870Omega Rail Services Inc. ........................................(830) 488-6224OmniTRAX Inc. ........................................................(303) 398-0500Optimum Quality Transfers LLC ...............................(956) 592-1020Palmview Chamber of Commerce ...........................(956) 862-3257Panalpina Inc. .........................................................(281) 446-0600Parker & Company ..................................................(956) 831-2000Parker Towing .........................................................(205) 349-1677 Paul Piazza & Son Inc. ............................................(817) 907-1557Pete’s Fleet .............................................................(956) 491-1011Pharr Economic Development Corporation ..............(956) 402-4332Pharr International Bridge .......................................(956) 402-4660Philip T. Cowen CHB ................................................(956) 541-6031Phoenix International Holdings Inc. ..........................(281) 815-8050Pile Dynamics Inc. ..................................................(623) 580-8990PlainsCapital Bank ..................................................(956) 554-7100Plitt Crane & Rigging ...............................................(956) 831-4278PMI Service North America Inc ................................(713) 567-0189Pollo’s Diesel / Moto’s Refrigeration ........................(956) 233-8430Port Isabel Chamber of Commerce ..........................(956) 943-2262Port Isabel - San Benito Navigation District .............(956) 943-7826Port Machine Shop..................................................(956) 831-3508Port of Brownsville ..................................................(956) 831-4592Port of Brownsville Administration ...........................(956) 831-4592Port of Brownsville FTZ No. 62 ................................(956) 831-4592Port of Brownsville Recycling ..................................(956) 831-6707Port Public Scale .....................................................(956) 838-0606Port Warehouse Properties, LP ................................(956) 831-8533Propeller Club of Brownsville / Port Isabel ...............(956) 542-4377Purata Trawlers Inc. ................................................(956) 233-9451Quality Weighing Services Inc. ................................(956) 831-8253R. Soto Transport Truck ...........................................(956) 592-5669RARE Import-Export LLC .........................................(956) 504-3133Raymondville Chamber of Commerce .....................(956) 689-1864Raymondville Economic Development Corp. ............(956) 689-1860Rentfro Law Firm ....................................................(956) 542-4329Reyes Marine Industries Inc. ...................................(956) 838-1219RGV Partnership ......................................................(956) 968-3141RGV Pump & Equipment LLC dba Oil Runners .........(956) 399-1400Ricardo Gonzalez Customs Broker LLC ....................(956) 831-9651Rio Grande Council, Boy Scouts ..............................(956) 423-0250Rio Grande LNG LLC ...............................................(713) 574-1880Rio South Texas Economic Council ..........................(956) 647-7832RLB Contracting Inc. ..............................................(361) 920-6569 RM Walsdorf Inc. .....................................................(956) 831-3984Rodco Marine Supply Inc.........................................(956) 831-8271Rodicel Inc. .............................................................(956) 832-0995Roser & Cowen Logistical Customs Services LTD ....(956) 831-8533Roser Customs Service Inc......................................(956) 546-5544Royal Danish Consulate ..........................................(713) 622-9018RTW Properties LP ..................................................(918) 587-5711Rubio Trucking ........................................................(956) 545-9325San Benito Chamber of Commerce .........................(956) 361-9111San Benito Economic Development

Corporation .......................................... (956) 361-3800 ext. 304Sanchez, Whittington, Wood & Dijkman LLC ............(956) 546-3731Schaefer Stevedoring & Logistics ............................(956) 831-4007Sea Breeze Marine Inc. ...........................................(956) 371-0017Seadrift Pipeline Corporation ...................................(281) 966-4068


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Advertisers’ Directory

All Star Metals ..................................... Back Cover

Bluewing Terminal ............................................... 1

Brownsville Licensed Customs Brokers Association ........................................... 49

CCRMA .............................................................. 51

Dix ..................................................................... 36

EMR/International Shipbreaking Ltd. LLC ........... 59

Gallegos Electric ................................................ 65

Gonzalez Engineering ......................................... 57

Gulf Stream Marine ............................................ 67

HDR ................................................................... 63

Host Agency ....................................................... 69

Magic Valley Coop .............................................. 53

Pharr International Bridge ........... Inside Back Cover

Port of Brownsville ............................................... 3

Propeller Club .................................................... 51

Schaefer Stevedoring ......................................... 55

Signet Marine .............................Inside Front Cover

Terracon Consultants ......................................... 61

Texan Cement ................................................... 68

Seahorse Transportation Inc. ...................................(956) 831-0600Shallow Stalker Boats LLC ......................................(956) 943-1551Shallow Water Marine .............................................(956) 240-4084Sharyland Distribution & Transmission

Services LLC ......................................................(214) 978-8351Shenanigans ...........................................................(956) 778-9355Shrimp Outlet ........................................................(956) 831-8114Signet Maritime Corporation ...................................(956) 838-6800Snodgrass Inc. ........................................................(956) 831-2846SOLICE - Full Color Digital Signs .............................(956) 266-3018South Padre Island Chamber of Commerce .............(956) 761-4412South Padre Island Economic Development

Corporation ........................................................(956) 761-6805South Texas Electric Cooperative Inc. ......................(956) 377-7125ST Marine ..............................................................(956) 831-7557Staybridge Suites ....................................................(956) 504-9500SteelCoast LLC .......................................................(956) 509-2031Strike LLC ...............................................................(713) 376-0417T.D. American Limestone Products LLC ...................(956) 838-2755Taqueria Sylos ........................................................(956) 346-0430TCS Brokerage........................................................(956) 544-4575Terracon Consultants Inc. ........................................(956) 283-8254Terrier Transportation ..............................................(956) 831-9954Texan Cement ........................................................(956) 838-9115Texas Best Recycling LLC........................................(956) 831-8300Texas Community Bank...........................................(956) 542-7333Texas Economic Development Corporation ..............(512) 936-0100Texas Gas Services .................................................(512) 370-8220Texas Inn Brownsville .............................................(956) 542-5501Texas Inn South Padre Island /

Brownsville Airport .............................................(956) 621-3299Texas LNG LLC ........................................................(832) 849-4920Texas Marine Ventures Inc.......................................(956) 943-1435Texas Ports Association ...........................................(713) 670-2482Texas Shrimp Association .......................................(956) 831-6550Texas Wipers & Rags LLC ........................................(956) 554-7500TLO Logistics ..........................................................(956) 831-7665Transcontinental Distribution Services .....................(956) 832-0773TransMontaigne Operating Company LP ..................(956) 831-3531Transporte Internacional Lopez Ochoa SA de CV ......(956) 838-2252Transpuga SA de CV.................................... 011-52-444-824-7533Two Fishing Friends Inc. ..........................................(956) 572-7658U.S. Coast Guard MSD Brownsville ..........................(956) 832-0517Union Pacific Railroad .............................................(281) 350-7592UTI, United States Inc. .............................................(956) 831-4222Valero Brownsville Terminal LLC .............................(210) 345-3206Valley Federal Credit Union .....................................(956) 546-3108Valley Lubricants Inc. ..............................................(956) 831-4123Venmar Shrimp Inc. ................................................(956) 245-8627Vulcan Construction Materials LP ............................(956) 831-8888Welding Works International ....................................(956) 838-5636Wells Fargo .............................................................(956) 547-1600Weslaco Area Chamber of Commerce .....................(956) 968-2102Weslaco Economic Development Corporation ..........(956) 969-0838West Gulf Maritime Association ...............................(713) 678-7665West Plains LLC ......................................................(832) 413-2466Wolfe Sandblasting & Industrial Painting .................(956) 312-1065Zimco Marine LLC ...................................................(956) 831-7828ZIWA Corporation ....................................................(956) 542-8167

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