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Galveston County
29.30°N, 94.80°W•US Gulf Coast hub•Open-water deepwater terminal
Open-water deepwater access at the mouth of Galveston Bay
Atas Logistics pte ltd's Galveston County facility sits at the entrance to Galveston Bay, giving deep-draft vessels direct open-water access without a channel transit to Houston's inner harbor. The terminal handles marine fuel, distillates, and jet fuel for both ocean-going tonnage and coastal barge traffic. Heated tankage holds residual fuel at pumping temperature, and storm-hardened infrastructure with redundant power keeps operations running through the Gulf's hurricane season.
What the Galveston County terminal delivers
Multi-product storage
Marine fuel, distillates, and jet fuel in segregated, dedicated tankage.
Multi-modal connectivity
Open-water deepwater berths, barge docks, and road tanker loading bays.
24/7 operations
Round-the-clock berthing, gauging, and cargo-inspection coordination, with hurricane-season contingency staffing.
Product classes at this terminal
Facility overview
| Location | Galveston County Terminal 29.30°N, 94.80°W |
| Berths | 5 marine berths, open-water deepwater access |
| Max alongside draft | 13.7 m |
| Connectivity | Marine, barge dock, road tanker |
| Inspection agencies on call | SGS, Intertek |
| Operating hours | 24 / 7 / 365 |