About Us
Twenty-five years of barge terminal, tank storage and marine logistics work in Baytown, Texas
Our Company
Built on the bay, run by people who work the water
Who We Are
Built On The Bay: Twenty-Five Years Of Terminal Operations
Baytown Barge Terminal began in 2001 with two berths, four tanks and a promise that berth windows would be kept. Today we operate two terminal areas, thirty-eight tanks and a marine desk that answers around the clock — and that promise has not changed.
- Locally owned and operated, with a management team based on site in Baytown.
- Around 120 employees and contractors across marine operations, tank farm, HSE and commercial teams.
- Two terminal areas inside the Baytown industrial corridor, minutes from the Houston Ship Channel.
- Long-standing relationships with barge lines, surveyors and carriers across the Gulf Coast.
Years Of Experience
Barges Handled
Tanks Under Management
Vessel Calls Per Year
How We Operate
Three teams, one operating standard, every shift of the year
Terminal Operations
Berthing, fleeting, loading and discharge crews working rotating watches with a supervisor on site at all times.
Tank Farm & Handling
Dedicated tank farm technicians responsible for gauging, blending, inspection and packaged product handling.
Marine Desk
A single commercial and scheduling contact for every customer, staffed 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Our Mission & Vision
The standards we hold ourselves to on every barge, every shift, every day
Our Mission
To give every customer on the Gulf Coast a terminal partner they can plan around: predictable berth windows, fully documented storage and a marine team that treats their cargo as if the schedule were our own.
Our Vision
To be the benchmark independent barge terminal between Houston and the Gulf — measured not only by throughput, but by our safety record, our compliance standing and the way we look after the people who work here.
Come And See The Terminal
We welcome customer site visits. Walk the berths, meet the marine desk and see how your cargo would move through Baytown.
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