Husbandry Services

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Husbandry Services

Our Husbandry services ensure the well-being of your vessel and crew while at port. From timely CTM delivery to emergency fresh water supply, we provide seamless solutions to meet your maritime needs.

CTM Delivery

We ensure timely delivery of cash-to-master (CTM) funds to cover expenses like crew welfare, port fees, and minor repairs.

Fresh Water

We arrange for the supply of fresh, clean water to vessels at Chittagong and Mongla ports, ensuring emergency delivery when necessary.

Bunker Supply

We provide marine fuel (bunker) for vessel operations, ensuring smooth engine performance and minimal downtime.

What is a Husbandry Services?

Husbandry services in the context of a shipping agency refers to a range of services provided to ships while they are in port or at anchor. It is related to any aspect of crew or vessel maintenance provided by the agent with representation in the area where the services are required in. These services are essential to ensure the smooth operations of the vessel and the well-being of its crew during their stay in port.

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Cash-to-Master (CTM) is a vital financial service provided to ships in port. It involves the delivery of funds directly to the ship's Master or Captain to cover petty cash expenses such as provisions, minor repairs, crew welfare, port fees, and other miscellaneous expenses. The amount of cash depends on the ship's needs and the duration of stay in port.

Fresh water is essential for the crew and staff on board ships, and it must be clean and safe for consumption. Samunda arranges the supply of fresh water at Chittagong and Mongla ports, using barges to deliver water to incoming ships. In urgent situations, fresh water can be supplied on an advanced basis to meet emergency needs.

Bunker refers to marine fuel oils such as diesel oil or gas oil used to power the engines on board vessels. Bunker supply ensures that ships have the necessary fuel to operate their engines during their stay in port or while navigating.

The amount of funds delivered through the CTM service is determined based on the ship's specific needs. These needs may include provisions, minor repairs, crew welfare, port fees, and other expenses. The delivery amount is tailored to the duration of the vessel's stay in port and its operational requirements.

Fresh water supply is critical for the health and well-being of the crew aboard the ship. It is used for drinking, cooking, and other essential needs. Ensuring the availability of safe and clean water is paramount to maintaining the daily operations and crew welfare while in port.

Samunda ensures the efficient supply of fresh water by utilizing barges at Chittagong port to deliver water to incoming vessels. They also offer emergency fresh water services when needed, ensuring that ships in urgent situations receive the necessary supply in a timely manner.

Bunkers supplied to ships typically include marine fuel oils such as diesel oil and gas oil. These fuels are necessary for the operation of the ship's engines, allowing it to navigate and perform essential tasks while in port or en route to other destinations.

Yes, bunker supply can be arranged on short notice depending on the availability of the required fuel and the urgency of the vessel's operational needs. Shipping agencies like Samunda can assist with quick arrangements to ensure that vessels are fueled and ready for departure when needed.

In addition to CTM delivery, fresh water supply, and bunker supply, husbandry services also include crew welfare services, port fee payments, minor repairs, provisions, and other vessel maintenance tasks. These services ensure that the vessel is ready for its next journey and that the crew is well taken care of during their time in port.