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Worldwide Logistics, Government, Marine and Energy Solutions

People who know Crowley, know our employees are among the most knowledgeable and customer-focused in the industries we serve. They appreciate that we go places and solve problems others can’t. That we simplify the complex and make the routine more efficient. And, that we are committed to the success of their mission, project or supply chain. We invite you to explore our website and let us know how we may be of service.

Crowley Logistics

Shipping & Logistics

Complete End-to-End Supply Chain and Ship Management Services in the United States, the Caribbean Basin, Central America, and beyond.

Energy distribution, infrastructure, and future energy solutions.

Government Services – Maritime, Supply Chain and Freight Transportation Management, Expeditionary Logistics, Technology and Energy Solutions

People Who Care

From supporting academic achievement and providing hands-on assistance to those in need, to helping current and former military personnel transition into the maritime industry, Crowley is committed to the communities where we work.

Crowley mariners who served aboard the U.S.-flagged tanker Stena Immaculate were honored with the U.S. Maritime Administration’s (MARAD) Gallant Ship Award during the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Maritime Day observance in Washington, D.C. The award, one of the maritime industry’s highest distinctions, recognizes the 23-member crew’s extraordinary professionalism, courage and commitment to safety.

Crowley’s new LNG-powered containership Quetzal has successfully begun its inaugural commercial voyage, opening the company’s next era of faster, frequent ocean shipping with a new class of vessels for the U.S., Central America and the Dominican Republic.

With capacity for up to 1,400 20-foot container equivalent units (TEUs), Quetzal and its three forthcoming sister Avance Class ships will provide more cargo capacity while using lower-emissions liquefied natural gas (LNG) for fuel. Quetzal and its sister ships were specifically designed to accommodate a variety of container sizes, including 300 refrigerated container unit plugs.