Service line 01 · Live

Ship supply

Provisions, deck, engine and bonded stores — priced line by line against the IMPA standard.

SEALED-BIDENGINEANONYMOUS UNTIL AWARDTERMS SHOWN BEFORE PRICESCOMMISSION ON WON BUSINESSVERIFIED SUPPLIERS ONLYTRACKED ORDERDOCUMENTED DELIVERYRATED COUNTERPARTY01 SHIP SUPPLY02 BUNKERING & FRESH WATER03 GARBAGE REMOVAL04 PORT AGENCY05 FREIGHT FORWARDING06 CHARTERINGMULTI-ROUND BLIND NEGOTIATIONCONCLUDES IN A FIXTURE, NOT AN ORDER07 CONSULTANCYOPENING SOONPLATFORM-PRICED — NO BIDDING08 WHOLESALE SUPPLY & FACTORIES
Plate — five lines through one sealed-bid engine; chartering negotiates blind to a fixture; consultancy is platform-priced. Solid marks are live.

A port call rarely needs one thing. It needs two hundred and forty things, in the right units, on the right berth, before the vessel sails. GeoMarineHub turns that list into a structured requirement: every line an IMPA-coded catalog item or a specified manual item with a unit of measure, so competing chandlers price the same thing the same way.


For operators and managers

  • Build the requisition from a 51,000-item IMPA-standard catalog or add manual lines with explicit units — the platform converts alternate units to one comparable quantity.

  • Your request goes only to verified chandlers activated at your port who cover your categories; they price blind against your stated payment terms.

  • Compare sealed bids line by line, award, then track the order to the berth with proof of delivery — measured against your vessel’s ETA.

For ship chandlers

  • Requests from vessels calling at your activated ports arrive without you lifting a phone — filtered to the categories you actually stock.

  • Blind bidding means your price competes on price, not on who has the longest relationship at that port.

  • Attach your own product photos to catalog items you supply; buyers see your goods, not stock imagery.

How it runs on the platform

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Requests are anonymous until award: suppliers see vessel type, port, ETA, terms and lines only.

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Bids are priced per canonical unit so quantities are comparable across quotes.

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On award the order runs a server-enforced lifecycle through to proof-of-delivery.

From the log — Ship supply

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