Affiliated Marine Supply

Affiliated Marine Supply (AMS) is a company that specializes in providing equipment, supplies, and services to the marine and offshore industries. They cater to a wide range of customers, including commercial shipping lines, offshore oil and gas companies, and recreational boating enthusiasts. The company offers a comprehensive assortment of products such as navigation equipment, safety gear, engine parts, and deck supplies, among others.

AMS is known for its commitment to quality and customer service. They strive to supply reliable and certified products that meet the stringent requirements of the maritime industry. In addition to providing products, AMS often offers various services including logistics support, equipment maintenance, and repair services to ensure that their customers' needs are thoroughly met.

The company typically sources products from trusted manufacturers and suppliers, ensuring high standards of quality and reliability. They may operate either through physical stores and warehouses or a comprehensive online platform, making it convenient for customers to access their extensive inventory.

Whether you are outfitting a commercial vessel, managing an offshore platform, or simply require supplies for a personal watercraft, AMS aims to be a one-stop-shop for all your marine supply needs.

(985) 873-9188
www.affiliatedmarine.com
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