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NAICS Code· 488320

Marine Cargo Handling

This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in providing stevedoring and other marine cargo handling services (except warehousing). Cross-References. Establishments primarily engaged in--Show more

NAICS 488320 – Marine Cargo Handling encompasses the specialized services involved in loading, unloading, stowing, and securing cargo aboard vessels at ports and terminals. This includes the operation of cranes, forklifts, conveyors, and other material handling equipment, as well as the coordination of containerized, breakbulk, and bulk cargo movements in compliance with maritime safety and security protocols.

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Active Contracts
$323.1M
Total Obligations (12mo)
86
Awarded Contracts (12mo)
43
Contractors Awarded (12mo)
-6.0%
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AI Industry Description

NAICS 488320 – Marine Cargo Handling encompasses the specialized services involved in loading, unloading, stowing, and securing cargo aboard vessels at ports and terminals. This includes the operation of cranes, forklifts, conveyors, and other material handling equipment, as well as the coordination...

NAICS 488320 – Marine Cargo Handling encompasses the specialized services involved in loading, unloading, stowing, and securing cargo aboard vessels at ports and terminals. This includes the operation of cranes, forklifts, conveyors, and other material handling equipment, as well as the coordination of containerized, breakbulk, and bulk cargo movements in compliance with maritime safety and security protocols. These services are critical to the efficient flow of defense logistics, humanitarian aid, and military supply chains, particularly in expeditionary and overseas operating environments. In the federal contracting landscape, marine cargo handling supports the Department of Defense’s global sustainment operations, Coast Guard port security missions, and other agencies requiring rapid deployment of equipment and supplies through strategic seaports. No contractor data is available to identify top performers in this NAICS code. However, the sector typically includes large maritime logistics firms, specialized stevedoring contractors, and small businesses with port-side certifications and labor-intensive service capabilities. Competitive advantage often stems from experience with military cargo standards, ISO compliance, and familiarity with Defense Logistics Agency procedures. No agency data is available to identify primary buyers. Nevertheless, demand is generally driven by the Department of Defense, particularly through the Military Sealift Command and U.S. Transportation Command, as well as the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for port infrastructure and contingency operations. The market is characterized by high operational barriers to entry due to regulatory requirements, equipment capital needs, and labor certifications, but offers steady demand in strategic port hubs. Opportunities exist for contractors with proven expertise in military cargo handling, hazardous material protocols, and integrated logistics support. Procurement trends suggest increasing emphasis on resilience, automation, and port security integration in high-traffic maritime terminals.

Top Contractors

Companies with the highest total award value under NAICS 488320, ranked by dollars won.

Ranked by total awards
CompanyTotal AwardsContracts
BLG AUTOTERMINAL BREMERHAVEN GMBH & CO. KG$79.5M2
WALEED MOHAMMED DHAIF ALLAH ALSUWAT ESTABLISHMENT FOR TRANSPORTATION$36.6M3
S.C.A. - SHIPPING CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED LTD.$30.6M5
SSA CONVENTIONAL, INC. Seattle WA 98134 USA$26.3M1
S.C.A. - SHIPPING CONSULTANTS ASSOCIATED LTD. Chatham ME4 4JG GBR$23.7M1
BLG LOGISTICS GROUP AG & CO. KG$18.6M1
OKINAWA STEVEDORING & FORWARDING CO., LTD. Naha 900-0036 JPN$16.9M1
CARGO TRANSPORT SYSTEMS COMPANY$16.2M5
CARGO TRANSPORT SYSTEMS COMPANY Shuwaikh (al) 13014 KWT$15.6M1
BLACK BULL GROUP INC.$13.9M1

Top Agencies

Federal agencies directing the most contract spending toward NAICS 488320.

Ustranscom-Aq8 awards$224.8M
Ustranscom-aq2 awards$52.1M
Department Of Defense76 awards$46.0M
Department Of Defense (dod)2 awards$91K
Department Of Commerce1 award$30K
Department Of Homeland Security1 award$8K

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