Crowley has expanded its mooring services to the busy ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, reinforcing its position as a key provider of harbor services along the U.S. West Coast. By integrating mooring with its established ship assist and escort tug operations, the company aims to enhance the safety, reliability, and efficiency of vessel movements at two of the nation’s most critical cargo gateways.
Strengthening Vessel Coordination and Port Efficiency
The expansion brings Crowley’s high-performance tug fleet together with comprehensive mooring services, ensuring seamless coordination for ships arriving, berthing, and departing. This integrated approach improves operational safety and optimizes turnaround times for vessel operators.
Bannon Crowley, general manager of ship assist and escort services, emphasized that the move enhances Crowley’s ability to deliver smooth, reliable port operations that meet the evolving needs of shipping customers. The company continues to work closely with partners such as the International Longshore and Warehouse Union Local 13 to support safe and efficient harbor activities.
Building on a Century of Maritime Expertise
Crowley has been a leader in ship assist and escort services for more than 100 years, maintaining a dependable U.S.-flagged tug fleet designed for maximum safety and performance. Already active in the Pacific Northwest, the company’s expansion into Southern California further strengthens its West Coast footprint.
The tugs operating in Los Angeles and Long Beach are equipped to handle modern vessel sizes and port demands, ensuring operators receive reliable support during complex harbor maneuvers.
Crowley’s decision to expand mooring services to the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach marks a significant step in enhancing maritime operations on the West Coast. By offering integrated solutions backed by decades of expertise, the company is improving port safety, strengthening supply chain efficiency, and reinforcing its leadership in ship assist and escort services across the region.
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