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A PORT FOR THE PEOPLE

My fellow Commissioners and I share a strong dedication to this Port’s important

role as an economic engine and to the responsibilities we hold towards its

community. We feel accountable not only to the constituents that elect us but

to all the people of Brevard County and Central Florida because Port Canaveral

is a regional port with regional impact.

In addition, this Port, more than most, offers opportunities not only for businesses

but also for families. It offers learning opportunities for children and adults,

dining, special events, more outdoor recreation options than all of Florida’s other

deepwater ports combined and the new Exploration Tower, our 7-story attraction,

that is a community-gathering place.

As we move through a period of growth and change, we believe strongly that

the public needs to be involved in the planning and development of their Port.

In 2013, we made a fresh commitment to transparency and worked hard to

increase the accessibility of information and provide ample means for our

community — through public meetings, interactive planning workshops, online

and more — to give us input about the Port they want.

We also approved a new Port charter this year, with extensive public input.

The charter that is being presented to the state Legislature includes provisions

to support transparency and accountability, plus new protections for the Port’s

commercial fishing industry, an issue about which our community has told us it

feels strongly.

Port Canaveral truly is a People’s Port — for, by, and about its community.

We look forward to working with all of you in the years to come to continue to

build a Port that serves as a model of what dedicated teamwork can accomplish.

THE FIRST OF WHAT’S NEXT

Port Canaveral is a very active place today with plans and projects under way all

around our harbor. That’s because we’re working on every business front to add

new capabilities that will attract new revenue into our community. Based upon

the lessons of our 60-year voyage as a Port and a straightforward evaluation of

our resources and challenges, we’re taking practical and comprehensive steps to

move forward.

We’ve started this new year in good financial shape with an energized staff and

an aggressive but doable construction program. However, the most exciting thing

about all this activity is that it’s just the beginning. Our business development

efforts are producing strong growth opportunities in all four of our business lines

— Cargo, Cruise, Real Estate and Recreation — giving us a very positive outlook

into 2014, 2015 and 2016. So what’s next for Port Canaveral? Intense preparation.

Hard work.

Amazing results.

ThoMAs “ToM” WeinbergChairman, Canaveral Port Authority Board of Commissioners

John e. WAlshChief Executive Officer Canaveral Port Authority


Our Motivation: Channeling Prosperity

Sixty years ago, newly created Port Canaveral was dedicated to serve its community as a resource for economic opportunities and success. that was its purpose then and that is its purpose now. Whatever actions we in the Canaveral Port authority take to build this seaport, whatever visions we hold for its future, the ultimate goal is to create prosperity for our community and generate economic opportunities for our region.

in March 2013, the 2012 Port Canaveral economic impact Study was released. Prepared by Martin and associates, a consulting firm well-known for its extensive experience in the seaport industry, the report updated a 2009 study and shows

clearly how the Port’s business expansion translates into powerful growth for the area economy.

in the years since the 2009 study, Canaveral had become the fastest-growing cruise port in Florida* and Port revenues had smashed old records. the three-year growth spurt was reflected in the community impact: Job creation from Port business rose nearly 30 percent; local purchasing climbed almost 50 percent; revenue generated for local businesses escalated nearly 75 percent.

in 2012, the total annual impact upon the regional and local economy from Port business activity reached $2 billion.

AnnuAl Port ImPAct

Nearly 17,000 total jobs

More than $800 million in total wages, salaries and local spending

$2 billion in business revenue

$74 million in state and local taxes

*Source: Cruise Lines International Association


Our Goal: A Seaport Re-imagined

60 YEARS YOuNgRelative to most american seaports, our man-made channel and Port are very young. on november 4, 2013, we celebrated the 60th anniversary of the dedication of the Canaveral channel. those who participated in the original ceremony probably wouldn’t be surprised to learn that Port Canaveral is one of the strongest economic engines in Brevard County today, but they might be amazed to see all the changes that went into creating this success.

and if today’s Port looks very little like the tiny fishing port of 1953, tomorrow’s Port is likely to be even more different. Canaveral is a port that is leaving its childhood behind and reaching adolescence — a period when the pace of change quickens and the patterns of maturity are established.

COmINg INTO ITS OWNWe were not the only ones to recognize the importance of this era in the Port’s development. in 2013, Canaveral’s growing

2013 EvolvIng vIsIons

A new Charter approved by the Commission

Development of a Cruise Master Plan

Development of a new Cove Redevelopment Master Plan

Approval of an additional new cruise terminal

Purchase of our first ship-to-shore cranes

Start of a rail initiative

Aggressive cargo business development initiative

Forward leaps in team building with staff, community, public and private partners

Opening of the innovative Exploration Tower visitor and community facility


strength and maturity achieved recognition across the state and industry.

Melbourne Regional Chamber of east Central Florida made Port Canaveral co-recipient of its 2013 impact award, presented to Brevard County businesses with a profound impact on the local economy.

President Will Seccombe of viSit FLoRiDa, the state’s official tourism marketing agency, toured the Port as a state tourism asset, including Jetty Park, the new exploration tower, and our newest cruise terminal.

Canaveral Port authority hosted the american association of Port authorities’ (aaPa) annual convention here in Central Florida for the first time, a unique opportunity to capture the industry’s focus.

the first meeting of the seven-county Central Florida Legislative Delegation ever held in Brevard County took place at Cruise terminal 10; delegates were briefed on the Port as a key player in regional transportation.

Florida governor and legislators funded $28 million for Port projects in 2013 and

already have committed to $9.8 million for 2014 work projects.

EACH PLATEAu REACHEd OFFERS A NEW VIEWRecognizing that we have reached a new plateau in our growth, a perfect place from which to look into the future, we made 2013 a year to set critical new directions.

Looking forward, we’re preparing to turn the new visions of our Port into realities.


Mission Canaveral — Joining Forces

our task is to guide the development of a seaport with multiple business lines, a regional impact and an important role as a community hub — and to build a resource unique to its time and place and the vision of its community. We do not do this alone. our strategic partners are our customers, our community members, and our fellow governmental and planning agencies. this year, as we look toward the future, we’ve worked especially hard to strengthen existing relationships and form new, robust connections.

gRASS ROOTS mAkE A SOLId FOuNdATIONin striving to create a vision of what Port Canaveral can grow to be, it’s important that it encompass the needs and wishes of the people it ultimately serves. among the most important things we’ve done this year are to increase the opportunities for input from the community on important Port issues. the opportunities range from social media access and an online forum, DearPortCanaveral.com, to casual Coffee Chats with Port staff at the Canaveral Port authority Maritime Center.

in addition to making agendas and background information available online well in advance of Commission meetings and improving procedures for public input at these meetings, a series of public planning workshops throughout the year gathered targeted input on our new retail/entertainment district and next new cruise terminal to help determine sites and design elements for these important features.

as we strengthen our planning and feedback dialogue with our community, we also continue the other activities that connect us, including providing free subscriptions to a variety of informative Port periodicals, partnering with Brevard County Schools on the third-grade eMBaRK curriculum program and regularly hosting business meetings, seminars, trade shows, a range of community events, charitable fund-raisers and celebrations.

INTER–AgENCY COOPERATIONto accomplish the goals our community supports, we need the cooperation of a number of other public agencies, including those with operations in and surrounding the Port and those who share our involvement in regional transportation.

naSa (the national aeronautics and Space administration) has been working with us proactively on studies related to extending rail service through their property to service our docks. the Florida Department of transportation, the transportation Planning organization and other regional and state planning groups have a growing Port Canaveral clearly included in their strategic initiatives and growth plans, and the first joint Board Meeting of the greater orlando aviation authority and Canaveral Port authority took place in early 2014 to discuss shared issues.

SuPPORTINg OuR NATION’S dEFENSEPort Canaveral’s close relationship to military operations goes back to its very beginning when the navy was the first to recognize the value of an inlet and port at this location. today, Port Canaveral provides logistic support to the Military Sealift Command (MSC) and the naval ordnance test Unit (notU), and is home to a U.S. Coast guard Station.

Military Sealift Command is the manager of ocean transportation for the Department of Defense (DoD). Port Canaveral provides a dedicated berth to MSC for its operations and military cargo operations are accommodated at any Port berth, on an ‘as-available’ basis. notU operates the navy port at Port Canaveral, supporting visits by submarines and surface warships of the U.S. atlantic Fleet and other navies.

the U.S. Coast guard Station Port Canaveral is involved in seaport security and navigational safety, as well as search and rescue, law enforcement and marine

2014 ExPEctAtIons

Public input for a Comprehensive Port Master Plan

Physical growth in cruise and cargo infrastructure

A wider, deeper channel

Start of Cove hotel and retail development

Contracts with existing and new homeported cruise lines

A completed new cruise terminal

A functioning and utilized container facility


environmental protection in Brevard County’s inland waters and waters offshore to a distance of 50 miles. this station also is involved in securing the launch safety zone for the air Force’s eastern Range, the largest launch range in the eastern United States.

Much of the land in close proximity to Port Canaveral is under the jurisdiction of the military, affecting Port expansion options. in the past year, we’ve initiated discussions with the air Force and navy on joint land and facility uses and found them to be receptive. We also plan to pursue

conversations related to potential leasing of air Force underutilized land and assets.

LISTENINg TO OuR CuSTOmERSthe best way to keep and attract Port customers is to give them the platform they need to achieve success in their business. We are focused on providing the facilities, services and business climate that will keep commerce flowing through Canaveral for years to come. We do this by listening to our current and prospective customers and acting on what they say.

in 2013, we met with many major cruise lines, asking them about their needs and discussing their growth opportunities at Port Canaveral. We’ve had similar fruitful conversations with existing and new cargo customers.

input from our commercial fishermen has helped us plan programs to ensure this industry’s continuing presence here and conversations with local hoteliers, restaurateurs and retailers have helped us focus our Cove Development on local and regional participation and features that will support its success.

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OuR mOTIVATIONCruise activity, which includes our homeported multi-day cruise operations, port-of-calls and gaming/daily cruises, is the Port business that has had the most economic impact upon our community. annually, it contributes 65 percent of our local job creation, or more than 11,000 jobs, and 80 percent of our impact on local business revenue, or $1.6 billion, in addition to nearly half-a-million dollars in local wages, salaries and spending. this is a proven, thriving business activity in which we see opportunities for even more growth and positive impact.

OuR gOALalready one of the busiest cruise ports in the world, we intend to double our passenger count in upcoming decades.

2013 SHIPS AHOYat dawn on april 25, our home fleet added a new Royal Caribbean international (RCi) ship, joining RCi’s Freedom of the Seas. the 2,446-passenger vision-class ship, Enchantment of the Seas, arrived fresh from a December revitalization and now sails 3- and 4-day itineraries calling at private CocoCay island and nassau, Bahamas.

Port Canaveral not only has the most year-round homeported ships in the state, but also is the most popular port-of-call among Florida’s cruise homeports with 138 ship visits in 2013. the new 4,000-plus passenger Norwegian Breakaway, first of a new vessel class for norwegian Cruise Line (nCL), began weekly calls at Port Canaveral in october 2013 on its round-trip itineraries between new York City and the Bahamas.

With the Breakaway, nCL is offering travelers who are not U.S. citizens something new, the option to board the ship in mid-cruise at Port Canaveral rather than in the ship’s homeport of new York City.

TRILOgIES ARE POPuLAR FOR 2014a few weeks after Enchantment of the Seas’ arrival, Royal Caribbean announced it would base a third ship, Explorer of the Seas, at the Port in the winter of 2014-15, making it unanimous: each of our homeported cruise lines will have three ships positioned here in 2014. Disney Cruise Line has announced that the Disney Magic, Disney’s first cruise ship and a member of the Port Canaveral home fleet from 1998 to 2012, is returning in 2014 to sail beside her two larger, next-generation sisters, Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy.

Carnival Cruise Lines, with three homeported ships throughout 2013, maintains its fleet size for 2014 and announced changes to provide its Central Florida guests with five cruise durations (from 3- to 8- days), seven different itinerary options and a total of 14 destinations throughout the Bahamas and Caribbean. Carnival Dream will be replaced by the Carnival Sunshine in april 2014; Sunshine will sail 7-day eastern and western Caribbean cruises. the 3,000-passenger Conquest-class Carnival Liberty, replacing the 2,000-passenger Carnival Ecstasy in May 2014, will sail 5-day cruises to Key West and the Bahamas plus two 8-day itineraries visiting the eastern and southern Caribbean. Rounding out Carnival’s 2014 three-ship fleet, Carnival Sensation will continue sailing 3- and 4-night cruises to the Bahamas.

Port-of-call business will continue to be brisk in 2014. in addition to its homeported ships, Carnival has scheduled the Carnival Miracle, Carnival Pride and Carnival Splendor for port-of-call visits. Royal Caribbean announced that a massive $925 million cruise ship now under construction in germany will make port-of-call stops at Port Canaveral when it begins sailing from new York to the Bahamas in fall 2014. With a full capacity of 4,905, Quantum of the Seas will be among the world’s largest cruise ships, with an economic impact on par with its size.

AnnuAl cruIsE ImPAct

11,017 total jobs

$481.7 million in total wages and salaries and local spending

$1.6 billion in business revenue

$44.3 million in state and local taxes

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INITIATIVE FOCuS: NEW FACILITIES FOR NEW BuSINESSour latest cruise facility, Cruise terminal 6, just opened in 2012. However, current trends indicate that our cruise business will more than double by 2043 and we are anticipating building four more terminals during the next 10 -15 years.

the first project, estimated to cost a total of $105 million, includes a 187,500-square-foot cruise terminal, dockside improvements and gangways and a 1,000-vehicle parking garage. Construction began in January 2014, generating about 500 local jobs, and the facility is scheduled to be ready to handle anticipated new business by november 2014. the Cruise terminal 1 (Ct1) complex

will accommodate the largest cruise ships now sailing as well as 6,000-passenger vessels still on the drawing board. two new cruise ships sailing out of this facility would create a half-billion-dollar annual boost to the local economy and about 5,000 new jobs.

Cruise terminal 1 will be located in the Cove restaurant and retail area, for the first time offering passengers and crewmembers Port destination options within walking distance of their ship.

We expect to build our next new cruise facility, Cruise terminal 4, adjacent to Jetty Park, our popular oceanfront day and overnight recreation facility, and anticipate its completion in 2016.

cruIsE vIsIon InItIAtIvEs

Targeting new business commitments for the future, including at least one new cruise line for our homeported fleet

Completing our Cruise Master Plan in 2014

Opening our next new cruise facility, Cruise Terminal 1, by the end of the year

Completing harbor improvements for easier navigation by larger cruise vessels —widening the channel by 100 feet and deepening it to – 46 feet by fall 2014

Upgrading and implementing new procedures in 2014 to smooth the way for our cruise passengers and service providers, including Parking Fee Collection Automation, Cruise Customer Assistance, Commercial Transportation and Ground Operations programs


Cargo Canaveral

OuR mOTIVATIONCurrently, our cargo activity creates almost 3,400 annual jobs, more than $200 million in total wages, salaries and spending and nearly $260 million in business revenue. our successes to date in this industry sector make us determined to reach higher. Fortunately, we are one of the few Florida ports with space for cargo growth, putting us in an enviable position to expand this business.

OuR gOALWe are focused on becoming an important cargo player, attracting vessels that can profit from our less-congested, strategically located facilities plus domestic/international feeder services to the active Central Florida market.

BuILdINg A BASE IN 2013this year, the project to widen and deepen our channel to improve navigation for larger cruise and cargo vessels made great strides forward. in 2012, governor Rick Scott announced the Port would receive $24.4 million in funding from the Florida Department of transportation (FDot) that would enable the project to be completed four years earlier than expected through the federal process.

in 2013, the project received a favorable assessment from the Chief of the U.S. army Corps of engineers and inclusion in the U.S. House Water Resources Development act (WRDa), legislation that authorizes the Corps to construct water infrastructure projects. We were able to begin construction in the fall.

Construction work continued on two new north-side cargo piers, for which we purchased two post-Panamax ship-to-shore cranes. these container cranes were purchased from the georgia Ports authority and are being refurbished before installation in spring 2014.

We also took steps to make our Foreign trade Zone 136 more accessible to local importers and exporters. FtZ 136 was expanded from 4,000 acres divided among three hubs in north, central and south Brevard to encompass the entire county. this expansion has brought the FtZ to the doorstep of every business in the county and reduced the application timeline from as much as 15 months to as little as 30 days.

A STEAdY FLOW OF CARgOas we’ve built for expansion, our cargo tenants have kept cargo flowing. World-class fuel terminal Seaport Canaveral is performing well with its varied commercial imports and pipeline bunkering business.

a Port tenant since 1990, Morton Salt has agreed to terms for a new 10-year lease agreement to expand its international business at the Port. the company plans to retain its existing operations, expand by two additional acres and invest in new infrastructure. the new lease keeps 54 current jobs here and is expected to lead to new job creation in the future.

other cargo that continues to move through includes Ro-Ro shipments of vehicles, building materials, juice and concentrate and special project cargoes such as the recovered pieces of the actual Saturn v first stage F-1 rocket engines that helped power apollo astronauts to the moon.

AnnuAl cArgo ImPAct

3,381 total jobs


$258.1 million in business revenue



Cargo Canaveral

INITIATIVE FOCuS: ATTRACTINg CONTAINERSafter years of success as a bulk and break bulk cargo port, we are preparing to play a greater role in the growing container business. to do that, we need to provide a platform that gives shippers and ship lines the features they need to conduct business profitably, including sufficient berthing space, proper equipment and efficient distribution options.

in october, as part of governor Rick Scott’s efforts to position Florida for new business opportunities in 2015 from expansion of the Panama Canal, he announced he would ask legislators to approve $9.7 million for a new container terminal at Port Canaveral.

Meanwhile, we’re completing our $51 million project to construct two new deepwater cargo berths, offering 1,872

feet of new berthing space and access to more than 60 acres available for terminal development. each berth will be equipped with a ship-to-shore crane that moves along the dock on a track system and is capable of lifting up to 90,000 pounds and moving a container from ship to truck in 45 seconds.

to increase the ease of distribution for larger volumes of container cargo in the future, we are working hard with our neighbors to develop on-dock rail service. in the meantime, to meet customers’ needs, we’re pursuing a $23.5 million project to develop an inland port. With this project’s completion, dedicated barges will be able to carry cargo from our docks to the inland port for transfer to Florida east Coast Railway and delivery throughout Florida and the Southeast.

cArgo vIsIon InItIAtIvEs

Completing foundations and tracks for the new container cranes by January (Phase 1) and April (Phase 2) 2014

Preparing North Cargo Berth 5 backup in February 2014 to accommodate increased tenant activity

Deepening harbor to – 46 feet in 2014, with an initiative for further deepening to – 55 feet by 2020

Establishing an inland port with barge connection to rail by 2016

Establishing on-dock rail service by connecting through NASA property by 2018

Continuing discussions on regular ship calls, especially from the Caribbean and Central and South America, areas from which we expect increased shipments of perishables, Ro-Ro and other general cargoes


Destination Canaveral

OuR mOTIVATIONannually, our marina activity and non-maritime tenants (including offices, restaurants, retail stores, industry and recreation-related operations) create nearly 2,600 total jobs and $102 million in total wages, salaries and personal spending. We always have been a Port that opens its doors to the public but we have opportunities to do more, situated as we are in a unique location on an uncongested stretch of atlantic coastline, with resources that include abundant sunshine, a beautiful seaside environment and distinctive beach culture.

OuR gOALWe plan to become a major visitor destination for dining, shopping, outdoor recreation and entertainment that will boost quality of life and tourism revenue in our community.

RISINg TO NEW HEIgHTSWe hosted exciting community events throughout the year — including the popular annual Kids Fishing Clinic, annual vettes at the Port charity show, Race village for the Fourth annual Space Coast Super Boat grand Prix and tours on two tall ships that visited to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the landing of Spanish explorer Ponce de Leon in Florida — but to us, the most exciting event of 2013 at Port Canaveral was the opening of our new exploration tower.

an icon in form and function, it is a visible declaration of what we intend to be, going forward. We have an opportunity to build something special here, something that most mainland seaports simply cannot offer — a true destination experience. the seven-story exploration tower is the first step, the anchor of our major redevelopment of the Cove dining and entertainment district.

2013 dESTINATION FOR THE SEAPORT INduSTRY the first outside group to have the opportunity to tour the iconic seven-story building were the attendees of the 2013 american association of Port authorities (aaPa) annual Convention, hosted by Port Canaveral. this five-day event was a unique opportunity to turn the industry’s focus on our Port and also to showcase Central Florida to about 700 delegates, exhibitors and guests from throughout the western hemisphere. in addition to touring our exploration tower, conventioneers attended events at Sea World and the Kennedy Space Center visitor Complex.

among the highlights of the convention was the acceptance of the aaPa 2013 Cruise award by Disney Cruise Line President Karl Holz and a special guest address by Florida governor Rick Scott. a host of other presenters discussed topics ranging from global trade recovery to environmental certification programs for ports. During the 2013 aaPa awards ceremony, Port Canaveral accepted three communications awards for the Port magazine print and electronic editions, the annual Report/Directory and a get Connected Subscription Campaign for Port publications.

60TH ANNIVERSARY ANd TOWER CELEBRATIONShortly after the aaPa tour and 60 years to the day after the dedication of Canaveral Harbor on november 4, 1953, we invited community leaders and media to a viP ribbon-cutting event to celebrate our anniversary and the official opening of the exploration tower. a community celebration followed on Saturday the 9th and people came from throughout Central Florida and even beyond for a look at the new attraction.

AnnuAl mArInA And non-mArItImE rEAl EstAtE ImPAct

2,585 total jobs


$139.5 million in business revenue



Destination Canaveral

dEstInAtIon vIsIon InItIAtIvEs

For the Exploration Tower: Expanded programs, educational uses, marketing plans and event planning will continue to evolve and be implemented in the first quarter 2014

Signing developer plan agreements for The Cove by late spring 2014

A hotel start in late 2014 and initiation of the first retail construction in early 2015

Completing an outdoor entertainment facility by 2016

Continuing ongoing discussions with several national retailers for Port pad sites

Construction of a new recreational boat ramp complex adjacent to Jetty Park to be operational by fall 2014

Initiating low-cost, short-term-revenue interim uses for developer land that won’t be developed until 2015-16, such as recreational uses for cruise passengers or lawn areas for special events

In addition to cabins and infrastructure improvements made to Jetty Park in 2013, reviewing new enhancements for day use, camping and enhanced usage by port-of-call visitors

Integrating the work team and visitor experience for Jetty Park, the Exploration Tower and Banana River facilites to provide high-quality programs for local visitors, cruise passengers and the tourist market

named with the help of the community, the exploration tower stretches seven stories above its site in the Cove, allowing a full view of its distinctive curved spine. Designed by gWWo architects, the external shape echoes sails, surfboards, ships’ hulls or a rocket’s contrail — images of significance to Florida’s Space Coast.

on the interior, art, film, displays and interactive exhibits depict Port history and regional narratives. the interactive exhibits were custom designed for the center by Haley Sharpe Design, creator of displays for attractions around the world including the Smithsonian’s national Museum of american History in Washington, D.C.

every floor of the exploration tower has something different to offer visitors, from a sea-life sculpture constructed of local recycled materials and an interactive map linking visitors to local history and facts to a special action film about the Space Coast and a popular simulator exhibit that gives visitors a chance to try navigating the beautiful harbor spread out below them.

the facility is operated by a new Port authority four-person team with decades of attractions experience and will employ 10-14 full-time-equivalent staff members on site when fully staffed.



INITIATIVE FOCuS: THE COVE REdEVELOPmENT mASTER PLANthe overall goal of the Cove Redevelop-ment, involving a public-oriented zone about one-tenth of the land in the Port proper, is to build upon the strengths of our existing restaurant and retail district to create a market-driven activity hub, a destination that maintains a unique local character and contributes to the economic success of the Port and surrounding community.

three public workshops were designed to engage the community and allow

planners and our Board of Commissioners to understand what uses would be most attractive to the community and what concerns existed. the first public workshop dealt with the activities to be included in the plan, the second surveyed alternative locations for those activities and the third covered options for implementing the plan, attracting investment and phasing development.

in april, based on input from the first two workshops, Facebook comments and Commissioners’ input, a new Cove Master Plan was approved. the plan will serve as a structural framework for decision making

while remaining flexible enough to adapt to evolving market conditions and community needs.

in the central core of the Cove, the conceptual plan shows an active shopping street connecting the new exploration tower with a public waterfront park, plus a local market and boutique hotel. in the west section, space has been allotted for an indoor entertainment venue and restaurants. Plans for the east section now include Cruise terminal 1 as well as space for special events, outdoor entertainment and future development.


A Commitment to Guardianship

one major responsibility of the Port authority is to protect what’s within our boundaries. our Port Canaveral Police Department and our Department of environmental Plans & Programs lead the way in keeping the Port, its lands and all of its occupants — human and otherwise — safeguarded.

POLICE PROTECTIONWe were the first Florida deepwater port with its own Police Department and the first port in the nation with tSa explosives-detection canine teams. in 2013, our four-year-old Department became the first seaport law enforcement agency in Florida, and the 135th of more than 400 police agencies in the state, to receive coveted accreditation status from the Commission for Florida Law enforcement accreditation.

the in-depth assessment process took two years and evaluated our Department’s compliance with approximately 260 public safety standards. the assessment team unanimously recommended accreditation after what it termed a “near-flawless” assessment.

our Police Department continues to augment its training and preparation. in august, our four-man waterborne response team participated in voluntary training hosted by Port Canaveral and led by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Coordinated multi-boat response and protection teams performed


exercises in the Banana River involving situations such as dignitary protection, submarine escort and high-value asset (such as a cruise ship) protection.

FIRE PROTECTIONin March 2013, a new fire station was dedicated on the north side of the harbor

for the use of Canaveral Fire Rescue, the designated fire department for the Port. Fire Station 54, part of the interagency Maritime operations Center (iMoC), puts emergency vehicles and personnel closer to the large north side concentration of cruise passengers and new cargo development to shorten response times. the three-bay 8,412-square-foot facility cost $1.5 million.

Defenses at the Port against potential fires also received a boost in the form of two new high-powered mobile water pumps. a Port Security grant helped Canaveral Fire Rescue and Port Canaveral to jointly acquire the pumps, which will deliver additional power and enable firefighters to use water directly from the harbor, as well as from fresh-water mains, to combat a major fire.


A Commitment to Guardianship

gREEN INITIATIVESPorts, by their very nature, tend to occupy fragile environments. in peak condition, our land and waters can support the well-being and interests of groups as diverse as the cruise and cargo industries, a coastal residential community and native animal and plant populations. to help maintain this environmental health, we conduct three main categories of initiatives.

our inlet Management Plan includes sand bypass projects to keep our channel clear and help maintain the sand on nearby beaches, dune management and sea turtle monitoring and protection measures. natural resource support includes invasive species management; sea turtle, manatee and right whale education; sea turtle

lighting programs, coastal cleanup and Blue Wave certification for our Jetty Park Beach. in addition, we maintain programs to prevent pollution of our lands and waters, including harbor cleanup and monofilament recycling; national Pollution Discharge elimination System monitoring and best management practices; spill prevention control and countermeasures; and regional stormwater treatment.

PARTNERSHIPit would be difficult for us to achieve all our goals successfully in these environmental areas, as in all our other pursuits, without support. We are appreciative of the many positive contributions of the people and groups who use our Port. in every way, the future we build is for you.



©Disney DCL-14-30174 Ships’ Registry: The Bahamas

hy are we gushing with excitement?

We’re proud to call this enchanting port home sweet home to Disney Magic, Disney Dream and Disney Fantasy—three fantastical ships f illed with magic and fun for everyone!

Contact your Travel Agent or visit disneycruise.com to discover more.

Port Canaveral is home to Disney Cruise Line.


Canaveral Port Authority Board of Commissioners

roberT ‘bruCe’ DeArDoffCommissioner

Robert ‘Bruce’ Deardoff was governor appointed to the District 4 seat until a november 2010 election, at which he was elected to a regular term. the Merritt island resident is owner of several Central Florida auto dealerships.

frAnk e. sullivAnSecretary/Treasurer

Frank e. Sullivan was elected for a term beginning January 2011 from District 3. He is a lifelong resident of Cocoa and third-generation citrus grower and shipper in Brevard County.

ThoMAs “ToM” WeinbergChairman

thomas “tom” Weinberg, a Cocoa Beach resident, was elected for a term beginning January 2011 from District 5. His career includes positions as State Director and Chief of Staff for former U.S. Senator Mel Martinez.

EXECuTIVE mANAgEmENT

CONTACTto contact a staff member, please call 321-783-7831 between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. eastern time or visit our web site, www.portcanaveral.com

Jerry W. AllenDerVice-Chairman

Jerry W. allender, an attorney and resident of titusville, was elected for a term beginning January 2011 from District 1. He previously served as a Port Commissioner from 1983 to 1994.

John h. evAnsCommissioner

John H. evans was elected from District 2 in november 2012 and began his first term on the Commission in January 2013. He is a titusville resident who has practiced law since 1973 and a principal partner in John H. evans, P.a. since 1986.

John e. WAlshChief Executive Officer

JiM DubeADeputy Executive Director, Government and Strategic Partnerships

TiM MACyDeputy Executive Director Infrastructure, Real Estate Development and Recreation

roDger reesDeputy Executive Director, Chief Financial Officer

brenDA MorrishDeputy Director, Human Resources

JosePh hellebrAnDChief of Police & Public Safety

AlberTo CAbrerASenior Director of Cargo Business Development

roberT giAngrisosToMiSenior Director of Business Development

rosAlinD P. hArveySenior Director, Communications & Community Affairs

MArk lorussoSenior Director, Information Systems

MiChAel MeekinsSenior Director, Cruise and Port Operations

DAve W. Perley, AiCSenior Director, Construction and Infrastructure

PATriCiA g. PosTonSenior Director, Finance

george AroChADirector and General Manager, Cargo and Terminal Operations

briAn blAnChArDDirector, Operations & Recreation

CArol noble, P.e.Director of Environmental Plans & Programs

kAren PAPPAsDirector, Purchasing and Policies

DAviD T. PosTonDirector, Cruise, Tourism, Hospitality, Business Development

DiAne DenigAssistant Director, Tenant Relations

shAnnon feeleyAssistant Director, Cargo Business Development

AlberT JenDroChAssistant Director, Facilities, Maintenance, Landscaping

gAry rAiAAssistant Director, Risk Management

Connie rosADoAssistant Director, Grants

MArk WArnerAssistant Director, Terminal Operations

DiAnA MiMs-reiDController


Port Canaveral Cruise & Cargo Statistics

CRuISEMulti-Day Revenue Passengers

CARgO (in short tons)

FY 2013

CARGO TYPE iMPorT eXPorT DoMesTiC ToTAl

Dry Bulk 1,199,881 26,873 4,741 1,231,495

Liquid Bulk 1,598,631 83,570 933,063 2,615,264

Breakbulk 15,889 – 1,253 17,142

General 416 9,949 – 10,365

ToTal 2,814,817 120,392 939,057 3,874,266

FY 2012

Dry Bulk 861,536 – 3,000 864,536

Liquid Bulk 1,717,217 69,091 1,225,670 3,011,978

Breakbulk 4,477 1,789 – 6,266

General 6,278 10,579 5,349 22,206

ToTal 2,589,508 81,459 1,234,019 3,904,986

FY 2011

Dry Bulk 998,495 – 9,985 1,008,480

Liquid Bulk 1,663,606 118,633 1,714,342 3,496,581

Breakbulk 7,533 – – 7,533

General 11,948 18,804 4,378 35,130

ToTal 2,681,582 137,437 1,728,705 4,547,724

FY 2010

Dry Bulk 1,132,663 8,936 7,498 1,149,097

Liquid Bulk 1,031,800 107,203 848,620 1,987,623

Breakbulk 51,701 – – 51,701

General 4,784 24,928 11 29,723

ToTal 2,220,948 141,067 856,129 3,218,144

FY 20092,468,439

FY 20102,722,751

FY 20113,100,199

FY 20123,761,056

FY 20133,717,586

FY = Fiscal Year


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Global Knowledge, Local Solutions

Where Land meets Sea!

Proudly serving for 60 years as a trusted engineering partner with Port Canaveral. We look forward to being a part of this successful growth into the future.

We promise to listen to you and deliver the right team and solution for your port and projects.

People, boxes or bulk – CH2M HILL Ports and Maritime professionals will engineer your facilities for success!

John Corley, P.E. (571) 423-8065Patrick King (646) 253-8625

Gary Ledford, P.E. (321) 799-1236Todd Stockberger, P.E., (813) 386-1979


ART STudIO

Below Sea Level Studio739 Scallop Drive Unit 66Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-1246

Crawdaddy graphics739 Scallop Drive Unit 54Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 452-6467

Poly FX739 Scallop Drive Unit 70Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-0932F: (321) 799-0932

AuTO/TRuCk REPAIRS

Port Canaveral Auto Repair780 Mullet Road Unit 148Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-5058F: (321) [email protected]

Scott at the Port Auto Service780 Mullet Road Unit 143, 144Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3011

F: (321) 783-3011

CARgO

Ambassador Services, Inc9025 n. atlantic avenue Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-9623F: (321) [email protected]

CEmEX1501 Belvedere RoadWest Palm Beach, FL 33406t: (561) 820-8406F: (561) 820-8410www.cemexusa.com

Hanson Slag Cement575 Cargo Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 323-5039F: (321) 783-0388www.heidelbergcement.com

Lehigh Heidelberg Cement575 Cargo Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 323-5039F: (321) 783-0388www.heidelbergcement.com

martin marietta materials8980 Discovery Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 323-1140F: (321) 323-1143www.martinmarietta.com

morton Salt450 Cargo Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-7136F: (321) 868-2583www.mortonsalt.com

Seaport Canaveral, LLC555 SR 401 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-4890F: (321) [email protected]

Transmontaigne/ Coastal Terminals8952 n. atlantic ave. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3393F: (321) [email protected]

CHARTER BOATS

A Art’s Adventures800 Scallop Drive Slip a-3Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

ABC Sportfishing Charters, Inc.650 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]@aol.com

Adventurous Fishing Charters505 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 454-9193

Aqua mist Charters, Inc.960 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) [email protected]

Big game Fishing Charter505 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

Black Sheep Charters800 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 808-0580www.blacksheep charters.com

Centerfold800 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 452-8392captain@centerfold fishing.comcenterfoldfishing.com

Cocoa Beach Parasail628 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 212-8277F: (321) 747-4877cocoabeachparasail@ cfl.rr.comwww.cocoabeach parasail.com

Copout Fishing Charters726 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 810-3474www.copoutfishing.com

Crusher Sportfishing, LLC800 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 505-2929

Fish Finder Charters505 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 543-0561www.fishfindersportfishing.com

gettin’ there II Charters, Inc.726 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

Linda Joe Fishing Charters505 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 249-0472

miss Cape Canaveral Charters LLC670 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-5274F: (321) [email protected]

mixin’ Work with Play Fishing Charters, LLC290 Marine Harbor Drive Merritt island, FL 32953t: (321) 212-8484F: (321) [email protected]

Obsession Charters505 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 652-0026F: (321) 799-4815

[email protected]

Orlando Princess Charter Boats650 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-6300F: (866) [email protected]

Rendevous/ RFP Charters, LLC800 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 537-2846F: (407) [email protected]

Southern dream Charters2700 Harbortown Drive Unit D-7Merritt island, FL 32952t: (321) 449-0727F: (321) [email protected]

Sticks and Stones Fishing, LLC800 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 349-7117Sticksandstonesfising@gmail.comwww.sticksandstonesfishing.com

CREW SERVICES

Apostleship of the Sea720 Mullet RoadSuite nCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 431-2700F: (321) 725-9534aosusaportcanaveral@ cfl.rr.comwww.aosportcanaveral.org

the Canaveral Port authority owns nearly 3,300 acres of land, including 780 acres in the uplands adjacent to the deepwater harbor and land along the Barge Canal, which crosses Merritt island, connects the indian and Banana Rivers, and is a part of the intracoastal waterway system.

the Canaveral Port authority grants long-term leases to tenants, who are responsible for developing and operating their own facilities. existing facilities may be available for sublease.

Directory of Tenants, Subtenants & Maritime Services


Crew members Club780 Mullet Road Unit 128Cape Canaveral, FL [email protected]@gmail.com

gilligan Services, Inc.720 Mullet Road Suite nCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 866-0202F: (321) [email protected]

CRuISE LINES

Carnival Cruise Lines3655 nW 87th avenueMiami, FL 33178t: 1-888-CaRnivaLwww.carnival.com

disney Cruise LineChuck Rowland DriveCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 566-7000www.disneycruise.com

Royal Caribbean International1050 Caribbean Way,6th FloorMiami, FL 33132t: (305) 536-0140www.royalcaribbean.com

Victory Casino Cruises180 Christopher Columbus Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-0021www.victorycasino cruises.com

CuSTOm BROkERS/FREIgHT FORWARdER

American Cruise-Aid Logistics, Inc.405 atlantis RoadSuite 101Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-8120F: (321) [email protected]

EmERgENCY SERVICES

Canaveral Fire Rescue8970 Columbia Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-4251F: (321) 783-4887www.ccvfd.org

ENgINEERINg SERVICES

CH2mHILL445 Challenger RoadSuite 130Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-1236F: (321) 799-1183www.ch2m.com

gerlach Engineering739 Scallop DriveUnit 71Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5595F: (321) [email protected]

Systems Integrating810 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 299-4186systemsintegrating.comwww.systemsintegrating.com

FISHINg, BAIT & TACkLE

Anglers Edge Bait & Tackle LLC780 Mullet Road Unit 126Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 866-3086anglersedgeonline@ gmail.comwwwanglersedgeonline.com

Fisherman’s World LLC602 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5285F: (321) [email protected]

FuEL ImPORTERS/uTILITIES

Able Oil Company, Inc.99 Dover avenue Merritt island, FL 32952t: (321) 952-7072F: (321) 454-3350

Florida Power & Light105 george King Blvd. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (561) 904-3418

Seaport Canaveral, LLC555 SR 401 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-4890F: (321) [email protected]

Trans-montaigne8952 north atlantic avenue Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3393 x14F: (321) 783-3496www.transmontaigne.com

gIFT SHOPS

kyle’s Sea krafts, Inc.772 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5953F: (321) 784-5953www.seashelltoiletseats.com

gOVERNmENT

d&d Superior Logistics Inc750 Mullet RoadSuite CCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

u.S. Customs & Border Protection200 george King Blvd. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 328-2226F: (321) 799-5474www.cbp.gov

u.S. Navy740 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-2800F: (321) 784-6197

gOVERNmENT CONTRACTOR

defense Suppliers of Electronic Components677 Dave nisbet Drive Suite 106-109Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-1477F: (321) 783-8490www.defsup.com

defense Technologies, Inc770 Mullet RoadSuite aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-8882F: (321) 783-8470www.dtivets.com

PAE445 Challenger Road Suite 203Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

gRAPHIC dESIgN

A&B graphics Inc540 Challenger Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 631-1001F: (321) 631-1790www.abwraps.com

ImPORT/EXPORT

Advanced Technologies Worldwide, Inc.520 Challenger Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-5626F: (321) [email protected]

Air Suspensions by Arnott100 Sea Ray Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-3016F: (321) [email protected]

Cartainer Ocean Line, Inc9011 Marlin Street Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-0707F: (321) [email protected]

Porter World Trade, Inc.405 atlantis RoadSuite e115Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-1649F: (321) 783-8817

mARINA/BOAT STORAgE

Bluepoints marina at Port Canaveral726 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-2860F: (321) 784-9277www.bluepointsmarina.com

Cape marina800 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-8410F: (321) [email protected]

Harbor Square marina, Inc.290 Marine Harbor Drive Merritt island, FL 32953t: (321) 453-2464F: (321) 453-2464

Harbor Town marina2700 Harbortown Drive Merritt island, FL 32953t: (321) 453-0160F: (321) [email protected]

Ocean Club at Port Canaveral930 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-9001donnetta.sicilia@loggerheadcluband marina.comwww.oceanclub-pc.com

Port Canaveral Yacht Club, Inc.910 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-2292F: (321) [email protected]

Scorpion’s New Port marina950 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5788F: (321) [email protected]

Sunrise marina505 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-9535F: (321) [email protected]

mARINE RELATEd SALES & SERVICE

Atlas Yacht Service790 Mullet RoadBldg a , Suite 40,41,45 & 46Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 431-1022F: (321) [email protected]

Batech751 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-4838F: (321) 799-0855

Beach marine Service505a glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-1457F: (321) 783-1480


Beachline marine, Inc.950 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-9444F: (321) 799-9404www.beachlinemarine.com

Boat max uSA Inc.780 Mullet Road Unit 122Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 866-0306F: (321) 783-7490

Boat Tree950 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-9444F: (321) 799-9404www.boattree.com

Canaveral Boatwerks, Inc.790 Mullet Road Bldg a, Unit 47, a48Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-1677F: (321) 454-4665

Canaveral Custom Boats, Inc.774 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3536F: (321) [email protected]

Canaveral Propellers Inc.750 Mullet Road Bldg BCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-2890F: (321) [email protected]

Cape Yacht Brokerage, Inc.810 Scallop DriveSuite BCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-4724F: (321) [email protected]

Captain Lawrence Feldheim marine, Inc.780 Mullet Road Unit 130Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-0497F: (321) 868-0008

dd marine at the Port, Inc.750 Mullet RoadSuite aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 537-2954

delta Boats774 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3536F: (321) 784-6407

[email protected]@deltaboats.com

dogfish Boat Rentals800 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 325-2026lisataylor@dogfishboatrentals.comwww.dogfishboatrentals.com

duys marine Electronic, Co.790 Mullet Road Bldg a, Unit 42-44Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-2340F: (321) [email protected]

East Coast marine Brokers, Inc.677 Dave nisbet DriveSuite 115Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5982F: (321) [email protected]

Falcon marine, LLC9008 Marlin Street Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-4841F: (321) [email protected]

Florida Boat Lease and Rentals800 Scallop Drive Bldg. D #203Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 298-3582F: (321) 445-4740www.floridaboatlease.com

Hi Tek marine manifolds, LLC780 Mullet Road Unit 130Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-6273F: (321) 783-6273www.hitekmanifolds.com

Islander’s Canvas Shop790 Mullet Road Bldg B, Unit 26 & 27Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-2552

Leader Canvas739 Scallop Drive Unit 63Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 243-9617

Lifeline marine Safety Services750 Mullet RoadSuite aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 636-5212

F: (321) [email protected]

majestic Charters C.C. LLC739 Scallop Drive Unit 29, 30Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 863-1114F: (321) [email protected]

marina Properties, LLC954 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 848-4242F: (321) [email protected]

marine growth Ventures (Sophlex)405 atlantis RoadSuite a209Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-1744F: (321) 783-4100www.marinegrowth ventures.com

marine One Services, Inc.722 Scallop Drive Suite aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-8117F: (321) [email protected]

marine One Yacht Sales722 Scallop Drive Suite aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-8117F: (321) [email protected]

mullet Head Boat Storage750 Mullet RoadSuite aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 537-2954

Port Canaveral Boat Club950 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5788F: (321) 784-0309info@portcanaveralboatclub.comwww.portcanaveralboatclub.com

RJJ marine, Inc.780 Mullet Road Unit 122Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 866-0306F: (321) 866-0305bmerrell&cfl.rr.comwww.boatmasusa.com

Ship Shape Inc405 atlantis RoadSuite 101Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-8120F: (321) 784-8160

Sunshine Welding760 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-4838F: (321) 799-0855www.sunshinewelding.com

Vectorworks marine, LLC1210 Sea Ray Drive Merritt island, Fl 32953t: (321) 269-8444www.vectorworksmarine.com

Watkins Paint179 Fisher avetitusville, FL 32796t: (321) 268-4426www.WatkinsPaintCo.com

Yachtmasters Yacht Brokerage, Inc.740 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 205-1723F: (321) [email protected]

mARINE REPAIR

Affordable marine Services790 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 223-3474

Compass Pointe marine Inc.790 Mullet RoadUnit a35/50Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 794-0384tbryant@compass pointemarine.comwww.compass pointemarine.com

marine Repair Solutions720 Mullet Road Unit KCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

mEdICAL

Comprehensive Health Services, Inc.677 Dave nisbet Drive Suite 101-105Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-3949F: (321) 868-5520

[email protected]

mINI WAREHOuSES

Cape marine mini-Storage790 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-2490F: (321) [email protected]

Port Canaveral Leasing and Storage, Inc.739 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5279F: (321) [email protected] storage.com

mISCELLANEOuS BuSINESS

Island Pest Control739 Scallop Drive Unit 56Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 459-2466

Ape Wax757 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-5678

Big kahuna Tiki Huts520 Challenger RoadCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

Big Toho Airboat Rides, Inc.726 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 506-5679F: (407) [email protected] rides.com

Business Information Systems Intern’l750 Mullet Road Unit BCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-2890F: (321) 784-2891

C.A.F. global, LLC780 Mullet Road Unit 130Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-6233F: (321) 783-6273cafglobal.com


As a global leader integrating engineering, design and program management services, we provide a blend of global reach, local knowledge, innovation and technical excellence in delivering solutions to the ports and marine industry.

CREATE.ENHANCE.SUSTAIN.

www.aecom.com

Cove merchants AssociationP.o. Box 1784Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 514 [email protected]

Entec mechanical Services, Inc.790 Mullet Road Unit 35Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 947-4702F: (321) 783-3485www.entecmsi.com

Excell Coatings Inc.745 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-7968F: (321) [email protected]

Fountain Window and door/Fountain general Contracting739 Scallop Drive Unit 59, 60Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-0126fountain window anddoor.com

www.fountainwindow anddoor.com

Indonesian Philippines grocery780 Mullet Road Unit 124aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

Industrial design Systems, Inc.739 Scallop Drive Unit 62Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (800) 895-8399F: (229) 438-0879www.industrialdesignsystems.com

Island Watercraft Rentals, Inc.397 Jetty Park Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

J & J Shutters, LLC739 Scallop DriveUnit 19Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 412-5873


Livewire guitars, LLC780 Mullet Road Unit 128Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]/livewireguitars

Nextel550 Dolphin Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (407) 838-5200F: (407) 838-5400

Nitro Beverages Inc.530 Challenger Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-1840F: (321) [email protected]

Picture Frame urns, LLc739 Scallop Drive Unit 61Cape Canaveral, FL 32920

t: (321) [email protected]

R.d. maynard Construction, Inc.780 Mullet RoadSuite 142BCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-0777F: (321) [email protected]

Super Sport Cycles, LLC720 Mullet Road Unit KCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

mOBILE FuEL VENdOR

Able Oil melbourne Inc.99 Dove avenue Merritt island, FL 32952t: (321) 952-7072


Fleetwing Corporation4020 Right Street Cocoa, FL 32923t: (321) 636-5691F: (321) [email protected]

glover Oil Company, Inc.Po Box 790 Melbourne, FL 32902t: (321) 723-3953F: (321) [email protected]

Palmdale Oil Company911 north 2nd Street Ft. Pierce, FL 34950t: (772) 461-2300F: (772) [email protected]

Port Consolidated, Inc.3141 Se 14th ave. Dania Beach, FL 33335t: (954) 522-1182F: (954) [email protected]


Starfleet Inc./aka/ SSI Lubricants LLC1281 South Main Street Belle glade, FL 33430t: (561) 876-2408F: (561) [email protected]

Tropic Oil Company10002 nW 89th avenue Medley, FL 33178t: (305) 888-4611F: (305) [email protected]

Watkins Oil Company, Inc.Po Box 1086 titusville, FL 32781t: (321) 267-1725F: (321) [email protected]

mOduLAR SYSTEmS

Satellite Shelters, Inc405 atlantis RoadSuite 207Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-7853www.satelliteco.com

PARkS

Jetty Park9035 Campground CircleCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-7111F: (321) 783-5005

PILOTAgE

Canaveral Pilots Association9060 Herring Street Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-4645F: (321) [email protected]

Steve Parrish99 Dover avenue Merritt island 32952t: (321) 446-2635southernfederalpilot.comwww.southernfederalpilot.com

PROPERTY mANAgEmENT

Agnes desouza740 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

Canaveral Port Properties, Inc.99 george King Blvd. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 453-3233F: (321) 453-6333

d & L Port Canaveral610, 620 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-0100F: (321) 783-6313

Roncallo Properties9008 B Marlin Street Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 432-0824

Smith & Associates Enterprises774 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3536

F: (321) [email protected]@deltaboats.com

REAL ESTATE

Crosman & Companyt: (407) [email protected]

Heritage Affordable development, Inc.405 atlantis RoadSuite B111Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-4090F: (321) [email protected]

Lightle Beckner Robison Inc.1398 S. Babcock St.Melbourne, FL 32901t: (321) 722-0707F: (321) 722-0581www.teamlbr.com

RENTAL CARS

Payless Car Rental99 george King Blvd.Suite 2Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

RESTAuRANTS

Auddino’s Italian Bakery523 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 205-1210F: (321) [email protected]

Baja Tavern and Eats626 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

Fishlips Waterfront Bar & grill610 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920


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Order# S14852

Date 09/23/09

Customer# 4372

Entered By chrissy

Bill: Ship:

Standard Marine Standard Marine

John John

4120 N. COURTENAY PKWY 4120 N. COURTENAY PKWY

USA USA

Merriitt Island FL 32953 Merriitt Island FL 32953

Order Acknowledgment

P.O.# 48 scrn print

Due Date Not Before In Hands Terms ShipVia Phone Fax Agent

10/07/09 C.O.D. Delivered 321-449-1140 321-449-1145

Design/Sku Description --------------- Size & Quantity --------------- Total Price Extended

4372-001 STANDARD MARINE FB LC

WHITE INK

ART FILE 3503-06

2XL

HC404WOO 2XL Woodland Camouflage T-Shirt W/pkt 12 12 12.83 153.96

3XL

HC415WOO 3XL Woodland Camouflage T-Shirt W/pkt 36 36 14.83 533.88

By signing this Acknowledgement I agree to pay the amount Subtotal 48 687.84

quoted above for these custom products. Sales Tax 41.27

. Total 729.11

.

Signed ______________________________

EST. 2001

For all your ship repair needs: Welding Machining Insulation Fabrication

Phone: (321) 449-1140Fax: (321) 449-1145

[email protected] www.standardmarine.com

Get your cargo wherever you want it, whenever you need it!

AnythingTiny, huge, perishable, fragile, oddly shaped or simply important to your business… we’ll move it.

AnytimeWhatever your schedule, we’ll make it happen.

AnywhereEurope? USA? Far East? We cover the globe.

Freight Forwarding Services

405 Atlantis Road, Ste 101Cape Canaveral, FL 32920 Ph: 321 784 8120 Fax: 321 784 8160 www. cruise-aid.com / [email protected]


t: (321) 784-4533F: (321) [email protected]

grills Seafood deck & Tiki Bar505 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

Jetty Beach grill397 Jetty Park Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-7333F: (321) 783-3020dleblanc@capeleisure corp.comwww.capeleisurecorp.com

milliken’s Reef683 Dave nisbet Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-0100F: (321) 783-6313www.millikensreef.com

Pacific Junction790 Mullet Road Units a36, 38, 39 & 49Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-6664F: (321) [email protected]

Portside galley101 george King Blvd.Suite 4Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-0018

Rusty’s628 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-2033F: (321) [email protected]

Seafood Atlantic520 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-1963F: (321) [email protected]

Smokehouse Foods525 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-9300F: (321) [email protected]

SALONS

Elaine Ranee Hair Salon780 Mullet RoadUnit 124BCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

SEAFOOd WHOLESALERS/RETAIL/ dISTRIBuTERS/PROCESSORS

Seafood Atlantic520 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-1963F: (321) [email protected]

Wild Ocean Seafood market710 Bluewater Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-0500F: (321) [email protected]

SECuRITY

davis Security Institute, Inc.677 Dave nisbet Drive Suite 205,206Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 223-8412F: (321) 454-7270www.davissecuritytraining.com

mcRoberts Protective Agency, Inc405 atlantis RoadSuite D114Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-0104F: (321) 868-0050www.mcrobertsmaritime.com

SHIP CHANdLER

Atlantic Coast Bonded Sales405 atlantis RoadCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-2700F: (321) [email protected]

Brevard medical Equipment, Inc.105 n. Banana River DriveMerritt island, FL 32952t: (321) 453-3370F: (321) [email protected]

Care Vacations/ Caribbean medical, Inc.3321 South andrews ave. #26Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316t: (954) 463-3304F: (954) [email protected]

City Seafood, Inc.590 n.e. 185 StreetLos angeles, Ca 90013

t: (305) 652-7685F: (305) [email protected]

Coca-Cola Bottling Company (Florida)695 Clearlake RoadCocoa, FL 32922t: (321) 636-3631F: (321) [email protected]

Colorado Boxed Beef Company302 Progress Roadauburndale, FL 33823t: (863) 967-0636F: (863) [email protected]

downtown discount Produce875 Creel StreetMelbourne, FL 32935t: (321) 254-4048F: (321) [email protected]

Ecolab, Inc.4370 oakes RoadSuite 723Davies, FL 33314t: (954) 745-5460F: (954) [email protected]@ecolab.com

Excel Food dist Co./ Cargill/Ryder9151 nW 97th terraceMedley, FL 33178t: (305) 884-7018F: (305) [email protected]

Freedom Fresh LLC8901 nW 33rd StSuite 100Doral, FL 33172t: (305) 715-5700F: (305) [email protected]

global Supply Company, Inc.377 imperial BoulevardUnit 7Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-3414F: (321) [email protected]

Hellenic Ship Supply Inc.106 Channelside Drivetampa, FL 33692t: (813) 229-1507F: (813) [email protected]

High Seas Trading, Inc.357 imperial Blvd.#a-6Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-9155F: (321) [email protected]: (904) [email protected]

Oceanwide International Trading, Inc.1101 e. Washington Streettampa, FL 33602t: (813) 223-6969F: (813) [email protected]

Rentokil, Inc.P.o. Box 580010orlando, FL 32855-0010t: (407) 297-8828F: (407) [email protected]

Ship Supply of Florida, Inc.15065 nW 7th avenueMiami, FL 33168t: (305) 681-7447F: (305) [email protected]

Stericycle, Inc.4245 Maine avenueLakeland, FL 33840t: (800) 853-5653

Ardaman& Associates,Inc.Satisfying the demand of any project, anywhere.

Headquarters: 407-855-3860www.ardaman.com

We’ve been tied with Port Canaveral for more than20 years.Our years of seaport experience providing geotechnical engineering and materials testingcan make for smooth sailing.

Geotechnical Engineering • Materials Engineering and Testing • Real Estate Environmental Audits • Hydrogeology and Water Resources • Contamination Evaluation and Remediation



T.g. Lee dairy315 n. Bumby avenueorlando, FL 32803t: (407) 210-3316F: (407) [email protected]

Velda Farms1000 6th Street SWWinterhaven, FL 33880t: (863) 298-9742F: (863) [email protected]

Viking maritime Supply, Inc.Riviera Beach, FL 33404t: (561) 848-6139F: (561) [email protected]

Vintage Selections405 atlantis Road Suite F123Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-2700F: (321) [email protected]

Wilhelmsen Ships Services, Inc.9400 new Century DrivePasadena, tX 77507t: (813) 247-2312F: (813) [email protected]

SHIP REPAIR & mARINE SERVICES

ELX marine division17901 nW Miami CourtMiami, FL 33169t: (305) 653-1149F: (305) 654-1217

glass America/ Hillside Services2400 Silver Star RoadSuite aorlando, FL 32804-3327t: (407) 849-6094F: (407) 246-1464

kmd Ship Repair/ kurt. E. Ronstrom8708 Commerce St.Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 258-1608F: (321) [email protected]

miami divers, Inc.2994 n. Miami ave,.Miami, FL 33127t: (305) 571-9700F: (305) [email protected]

Radio-Holland uSA, Inc.8943 gulf FreewayHouston, tX 77017t: (713) 378-2100F: (713) [email protected]

Scandinavian Boiler Service, Inc.512 S.e. 32nd StreetFt. Lauderdale, FL 33316t: (954) 763-7375F: (954) [email protected]

Secure Safe, Lock & key241 n. Courtenay ParkwayMerritt island, FL 32953t: (321) 453-5397F: (321) 453-4403

Standard marine & Ship Repair, Inc.4120 n. Courtenay ParkwayMerritt island, FL 32953t: (321) 449-1123F: (321) [email protected]

Superior marine and Boatyard, Inc./ Beyel Brothers Inc.99 Dover avenue Merritt island 32952t: (321) 449-9060F: (321) [email protected]

Vintage Selections405 atlantis Road Suite F123 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-2700F: (321) [email protected]

SmALL BuSINESS REPAIRS

kris grass739 Scallop DriveUnit 69Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 480-2948

Shockwave Enterprises, Inc.790 Mullet Road Bldg a, Unit 52 & 53Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 302-6537F: (321) 449-7346

Space Coast Painting, Inc.780 Mullet RoadUnit 132Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

STEAmSHIP AgENT

Ambassador Services, LLC245 Challenger Rd Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-4646F: (321) 799-2067ops@ambassador servicesllc.com

Fillette green Shipping Services8137 Canaveral Boulevard Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-6307F: (321) [email protected]

gAC Shipping (uSA)2161 Longleaf Circle Lakeland, FL 33810t: (813) 404-0622F: (813) [email protected]

Intercruises Shoreside & Port Svc7011 n atlantic avenueSuite 207 Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (305) 373-5011F: (305) [email protected]

ISS marine Services, Inc.11 n. Water Street, Suite 9290 Mobile, aL 36602t: (904) 727-7022F: (904) [email protected]

kirby Inland marine, LP (“kIm”)1020 Port Boulevard, Suite 2 Miami, FL 33132t: (305) 579-5013F: (305) [email protected]

magical Cruise Company dba disney Cruise Lines200 Celebration Place Lake Buena vista, FL 34747t: (407) 566-3631F: (407) [email protected]

metro Shore Services LLC2550 eisenhower Blvd, Suite 310 Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316t: (310) 816-6500F: (310) 816-6519Stefano.Borzone@ metports.com

moran gulf Shipping Agencies, Inc.245 Challenger Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-0212F: (321) [email protected]

morton Salt450 Cargo Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-7136F: (321) [email protected]

N. American general Agents Inc.442 West Kennedy Boulevard, Suite 290 tampa, FL 33647t: (813) 253-3122F: (813) [email protected]

Norton Lilly Internationalone St. Lous CentreSuite 5000Mobile, al 36602t: (813) 247-2900

Port Contractors – Southeast, LLC529 terminal avenue new Castle, De 19720t: (561) 845-5047F: (561) 845-5048PortCan@port contractors.com

Terminal Shipping Company, Inc.6610 B tributary St Baltimore, MD 21224t: (410) 276-3490F: (410) [email protected]

Transmontaigne/ Coastal Terminals8952 n. atlantic ave. Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3393F: (321) [email protected]

Valls Shipping Company205 South Hoover Blvd., uite 205 tampa, FL 33609t: (813) 639-4300F: (813) 639-0409agency.tampa@valls group.comagency.everglades @vallsgroup.com

STEVEdORES

Ambassador Services, Inc9025 n. atlantic avenue Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-9623F: (321) [email protected]

Ceres Terminals, Inc.two tower Center Blvd east Brunswick, nJ 08816t: (321) 799-9035F: (321) [email protected]

metro Cruise Services LLC2550 eisenhower Blvd, Suite 310 Ft Lauderdale, FL 33316t: (310) 816-6500F: (310) 816-6519Stefano.Borzone@ metports.com

morton Salt450 Cargo Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-7136F: (321) [email protected]

Port Contractors – Southeast, LLC529 terminal avenue new Castle, De 19720t: (561) 845-5047F: (561) 845-5048PortCan@port contractors.com

Ports America Inc.2510 guy n. verger Boulevard tampa, FL 33605t: (813) 242-1900F: (813) [email protected]


TAXIdERmY

Brown’s Taxidermy, Inc.525 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-6677F: (321) [email protected]

Fish mount Store525 glen Cheek Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

TOWINg, SALVAgE & TugS

International Towing & Salvage, Inc.733 Snapper Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 799-8697F: (321) [email protected]

Petchem Tugs747 Snapper Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-7147F: (321) [email protected]

Sea Tow726 Scallop Drive Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-4900www.seatow.com

Seabulk Towing727 Snapper Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (813) 248-1123F: (813) [email protected]

Tow Boat uS Port Canaveral780 Mullet Road Unit 128 & 130Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-5600

TRANSPORTATION

Patriot Taxi Service790 Mullet Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) [email protected]

AAA Shuttle555 Challenger Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-8888F: (321) 783-9000www.aaataxionline.com

Commercal Carrier Corp.9010 Marlin Street Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-9219F: (321) 783-0824www.comcar.com

uNIVERSITY

Barry university, Inc.445 Challenger Road Suite 109Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-0162F: (321) 783-5973www.barry.edu/ace

uPHOLSTERY

Bianca’s upholstery510 Challenger Road Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 784-4960

WASTE OIL dISPOSAL

Cliff Berry, Inc.5855 industrial Drive Cocoa, FL 32927t: (321) 639-4199F: (321) [email protected]

Raider Environmental Services, Inc.4013 n.W. 132nd Street opa-Locka, FL 33054t: (305) 994-9949F: (305) [email protected]

WOOdWORk

Canaveral Custom Woodworking, Inc.790 Mullet RoadSuite 7Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 302-8191

J & d marine Products790 Mullet Road Bldg C, Unit C77, 78 &79Cape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 783-3677

Port Side Cabinetry739 Scallop Drive Unit 65aCape Canaveral, FL 32920t: (321) 868-1900F: (321) 868-7814

215 Baytree DriveMelbourne, FL 32940(321) 255-0088

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