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Let’s face it. Your time in port means money. Well aware of such reality, the innovative, yet experienced team of Bridge Port Supply will help you, not only to reduce time and supply costs, but also to transform your transit through Panama into an enjoyable experience!. About Us. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Your time in port means money. Well aware of such reality, the innovative, yet experienced team of Bridge Port Supply will help you, not only to reduce time and supply costs, but also to transform your transit through Panama into an enjoyable experience!

Let’s face it.

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About Us

Based in the Republic of Panama, Bridge Port Supply is an innovate, yet seasoned team of professionals, the goal of which is simple and well-defined: to provide customer satisfaction through high-quality and unparalleled ship chandlery services at unbeatable rates.

Our staff is composed of talented, multicultural people trained in the fields of shipping, marketing, distribution, and customer service at prestigious Panamanian and foreign universities. Together, they offer over 15 years of professional experience –all without mentioning the backing of a solid, decades-old family tradition in the product distribution industry.

International communications –a pivotal element of our trade—are conducted in an easy and efficient manner, thanks to our bilingual (English-Spanish) personnel.

With the aid of state-of-the-art trucks and sea vessels, and with warehouses in Panama City and the Colón Free Zone, Bridge Port Supply is completely capable of delivering round-the-clock services to ships of all shapes and sizes, both in port or at any point of the Pacific and the Caribbean coasts of Panama.

A “maritime concierge”company

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Our ServicesBridge Port Supply defines itself as a “maritime concierge company,” capable of satisfying the most demanding needs –a unique combination of the know-how of purveyors specialized in international goods, shipping agents, hotel managers, and tour operators.

Due to the trade benefits brought about by Panama’s highly diverse ethnic backgrounds, our company is able to supply your vessel with a wide array of high-quality products from virtually all parts of the world, thus making your crew ‘feel at home’ either in Panamanian waters or in the high seas.

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Likewise, our company provides assistance and transportation in regards to tourism opportunities, health/medical services, banking, shopping, dining, and entertainment.

Our services are classified into three main areas:

Deck Shop: ship repair

Food Shop: the provision of general supplies (food & toiletries, clothing, tools, cleaning products, etc.)

Caddie Shop: ship cleaning and maintenance

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Reasons for Chosing Our Services

• Over 15 years of combined professional experience, backed by a decades-old family business tradition

• Unparalleled services at unbeatable rates

• A well-trained, bilingual staff

• A state-of-the-art fleet of trucks and sea-going vessels

• Warehouse facilities on both coasts

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Reasons for calling at Panamanian PortsA well-developed multimodal transport system composed of:

• Some of Latin America’s most modern and active seaports, located at both ends of the Panama Canal

• An efficient cargo train service managed by the Panama Canal Railway Company

• The Trans-Isthmian Highway and the new Panama-Colón expressway –the latter of which allows overland transport vehicles to reach either coast in 45 minutes

• Tocumen International Airport, Central America’s No 1 passenger and cargo air hub, which offers direct flights to the entire continent and Europe

• A growing number of cruise ports and private-owned marinas

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• The use of the U.S. dollar as legal tender

• Panama’s International Banking Center, which harbors over 90 banks from all parts of the world

• Panama City, by far one of Latin America’s most modern and international capitals –a metropolis that offers well-developed communications networks, tourism opportunities, fine dining, excellent shopping venues , and world-class entertainment

• The availability of goods from all corners of the globe –a byproduct of Panama’s multicultural society

• Colon Free Zone, classified as the world's second largest free zone after Hong Kong, and the one with more available inventory.

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Information for Yachts & SailboatsBlessed with coasts on two oceans, Panama is definitely an attractive destination for sailboats and yachts, not only due to the presence of the Panama Canal, but also due to the country’s fascinating geography, which includes approximately 2,000 islands, countless beaches, verdant rivers, and uncountable bays and cover surrounded by idyllic settings.

Due to the growth of tourism in recent decades, the number of private marinas has increased at hot locations such as Bocas del Toro, the San Blas Islands, the islands of the Gulf of Chiriquí and, the “Costa Arriba” region of the province of Colón –veritable meccas for diving and ecotourism.

Located south of the 10th parallel North, Panama is completely out of the hurricane track, although storms are frequent towards the months of October and November. Trade winds are stronger during the dry season (December-April.)

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The following list includes a number of local yacht clubs:

Facility Location Phone No.

Balboa Yacht Club Panama, Panama 507-228-5794

Bocas Yacht Club and Marina Bocas del Toro, Panamá 507-757-9800

Carenero Cay Marina Bocas del Toro, Panamá 507-757-9242

Fuerte Amador Resort & Marina Panamá, Panamá 507-314-0911

Panamá Yacht Club Panamá, Panamá 507-832-7413

Pedro Miguel Boat Club At the Panama Canal 507-272-8110

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Official name: República de Panamá (Republic of Panama)Government: Constitutional democracyArea: 75,517 square kilometers/29,157 square milesPopulation: 3.4 million (May, 2010)Currency: Balboa/U.S. dollarLanguage: Spanish (official.) English is widely spoken in the

Panama City metro area. Asian and indigenous languages are spoken as well.

Capital: Panama City (1.2 million inhabitants in the metro area)

Climate: Tropical (green and dry seasons) Rainy, warm, and humid in the low lands. Cooler in higher

elevations.Economy: Financial/maritime services, banking, tourismCalling code: 507Internet TLD: .pa

Country Information

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PANAMAAVE. AQUILINO DE LA GUARDIA

Y CALLE 47

EDIFICIO OCEAN BUSINESS PLAZA

GALERIA-PB, OFICINA#103

TEL:(507)340-0288

(507)340-0243

FAX:(507)340-0299

Contact UsBridge Port Supply

COLONCALLE 8 CON 5TA AVENIDA

EDIFICIO MAGIC TRADING

FRANCE FIELD, COLON FREE

TEL:(507)300-5100

FAX:(507)300-5103