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Amalie Oil Company has earned the honor of being chosen the Official Motor Oil of the International Hot Rod Association since 1999. The company, founded in 1903 in Franklin, Pa., was one of the original 'Pennsylvania Crude' oil companies. In 1953, Amalie was the first oil company to introduce multi-grade motor oil: the Imperial 10W30. Through the years, Amalie has continued to innovate with synthetic oils, high-TBN fleet lubricants and specialty industrial oils. Amalie blends and packages nearly 200 different products in package sizes that range from 8-ounce plastic bottles to bulk rail transports. The company ships products to every state in America and to more than 70 foreign countries. In addition to the flagship Amalie product line, the company blends and packages private label products for the major oil companies, automotive retailers, programmed distribution groups, food and drug retailers and mass merchandisers.

Seabulk Towing, Inc is a premier partner providing towing and transportation services along the U.S. Gulf and Florida coast. With a strong focus on safety and environmental sustainability, Seabulk offers a wide range of port services including harbor towing, offshore towing, military support, terminal operations, and ocean transport solutions tailored to meet the needs of their clients. With operating ports in Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and various locations in Florida, Seabulk Towing is committed to delivering reliable and efficient services to their customers. Their fleet of vessels, managed by experienced professionals, ensures the smooth and timely transportation of goods and materials. As a trusted industry leader, Seabulk Towing continues to provide top-notch services while maintaining their mission of zero carbon offset and upholding their core values.Generated from the website

Tampa Ship is a full-service conversion, overhaul and repair organization, with facilities in Tampa, Fla. Its location is directly accessible from the Gulf of Mexico, and is one of the largest shipyards between Pascagoula, Miss., and the Hampton Roads region in Virginia. The shipyard covers more than 60 acres, featuring three graving docks with draft capabilities for ships between 746- to 907-feet in length. It also offers docking berths and graving dry docks for repair, conversion and new building construction services. Tampa Ship fronts the Sparkman Channel, which is maintained by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The facility is located near the Tampa International Airport and is served by the CSX Railway System.