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Paving the Way for Better Crew Management
The world relies heavily on the barge transport industry to ship everything from food to petroleum. The Gulf Intracoastal Waterway alone transports 100 million tons
What is the Useful Life of an Inland Barge? And How Can it Be Extended?
A new barge with covers can cost around a million dollars and the tugs that pull them can cost far more, depending on the specifications.
Recap: How 2024 Shaped the Barge Industry for Years to Come
For barge company owners and leaders in the maritime industry, staying informed about the forces shaping the sector is vital to navigating challenges and seizing
Modernizing Your Barge Business through Electrification
In the modern world, staying competitive means embracing new technologies that drive growth, efficiency, and sustainability. The inland marine industry is no exception. At BargeOps,
How to Set Rates for River Towing: Variables to Consider
Rate setting is one of the most complicated elements that goes into billing for towing services. It’s also one of the most fundamental and essential.
The Challenge of Finding New Barge Transportation Workers, and How to Attract Them to the Industry
The aging infrastructure of inland waterways has been a challenge for the shipping industry for some time. With the passing of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law,
Mastering Liquid Transport: Key Strategies for Improving Barge Efficiency
There are no magic bullets when it comes to increasing efficiency in liquid transportation. Instead, small steps can have significant impacts when barge operators focus