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Cargo or stowage plan is the dimensioning of the cargo distribution on board a ship, making its technical and dimensional constants compatible with the characteristics (weight and dimensions) of the cargo to be shipped, also considering the facilities and restrictions in the ports of call. Usually translated into a graphic representation on paper, of cargo distribution on board, inside or outside the holds, previously calculated, to be delivered to port operators.

Self-propelled vessel intended for the maritime transport of large quantities of dry or liquid cargo that are traded between the parties involved.

Vessel also self-propelled intended for the transport of dry bulk or loose cargo.

Tugboat is a boat designed to push, pull and tow vessels in maneuvers such as berthing, unberthing and towing, used in the port and maritime support. [...]

Drillship is a vessel designed for the drilling of subsea wells. Its drilling rig is located in the center of the ship, […]

All that service provided by vessels, in support of merchant vessels or offshore units.