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Three GCITI vessels lying alongside the wharf at Parika on the Essequibo river in Guyana, seen from the water.

Global Commercial Import & Transport Inc.

Built for these waters

Guyana-owned marine transportation for bulk cargo and petroleum products.

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  • Guyana-flagged
  • Operating since 2018
  • Six vessels, owned and operated

The fleet

One fleet. Distinct missions.

Purpose-built hulls for liquid bulk, dry bulk and deck cargo, working the Essequibo, the Guyanese coast, Suriname, the Caribbean and Latin America.

1 of 5

All 5 vessels, full particulars →

We match the cargo to the hull

Volume, route, handling and draft decide which vessel goes. Tell us the job and marine operations will tell you which hull fits it.

Marine transportation

Coastal and regional movement of solid and liquid bulk cargo, and cargo carried on deck or in containers, across Guyana, Suriname, the Caribbean and Latin America.

  • Diesel
  • Gasoline
  • Heavy fuel oil
  • Waste oil
  • Dry bulk
  • Deck and project cargo

What this covers →

Petroleum import and wholesale

Import and wholesale supply of petroleum products into Guyana.

  • Diesel
  • Gasoline
  • Heavy fuel oil

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Vessel chartering

Supply vessels available on demise, voyage and time charter across Guyana, Suriname, the Caribbean and Latin America.

  • Demise charter
  • Voyage charter
  • Time charter

What this covers →

GCITI crew connecting a cargo hose to a portable transfer pump on a vessel deck, with a fire extinguisher stationed at the operation.

Readiness

Every voyage starts with checks

Flag, class, crew, vessel, cargo and route are checked before departure. GCITI works to the requirements of the International Maritime Organization, including the ISM Code and SOLAS.

One operating team runs it, from the cargo brief through to the close-out.

Evidence

Capability you can verify

Operating since
2018
Vessels published
5
Combined liquid capacity
1,556,000 gal

Across the 4 vessels with a published capacity.

Incorporated
2 Nov 2018

Under the laws of Guyana.

What you get

Available around the clock

We know how the shipping business works. Cargo does not keep office hours, and neither does marine operations.

Standards you can hold us to

We comply with the rules and regulations of the International Maritime Organization, including the ISM Code and SOLAS.

Talk it through, free

New to shipping, or unsure which vessel suits the job? Tell us what needs to move and we will walk you through the options at no charge.

  • Global Commercial Import and Transport Inc. is always there to support all of my shipping needs. They keep my supply chain up even in the most challenging times.

    Jenson DeoCustomer

  • Global Commercial Import and Transport Inc. has been a lifeline to our business. Their understanding of the industry and their flexibility have been amazing.

    Dan WileyCustomer
A GCITI officer at the wheelhouse console with a hand on the engine controls, radar and instruments in view.

The people

Local command

Guyanese crews who know these rivers, these ports and how they actually work: the tides, the draft, the wharf, the paperwork. Founded in Guyana and operating here since 2018.

What needs to move?

Cargo, volume, load port, discharge port and your dates. That is enough for marine operations to tell you which vessel fits.

Start a cargo brief Call +592 262-0046

Monday to Friday 08:00–16:00, Saturday 09:00–14:00 · 25 A Salem, Parika, East Bank Essequibo, Guyana