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Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 02 - General Rules and Regulations › Section 28-1-02-214 - PENALTIES FOR ILLEGAL PARKING

Current through June 25, 2024
Any person who shall knowingly allow his automobile or
				  vehicle to remain parked in an area designated as reserved or a no parking zone
				  shall be subject to fines, penalties, forfeiture, and/or impoundment for
				  violation of the rules and regulations of said Port Authority. Any person found
				  in violation of this tariff shall be subject to denial of vehicle access onto
				  port.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 02 - General Rules and Regulations › Section 28-1-02-216 - WATCHMEN, VESSELS

Current through June 25, 2024
Every vessel must at all times have available at least one
				  person in charge with authority to take such action in any emergency as may be
				  required, and\or in the event it becomes necessary in order to facilitate
				  navigation or commerce, or for the protection of other vessels or property,
				  that any vessel be moved, or the position thereof changed.
The Executive Director of the Port Authority is authorized to
				  order and enforce the removal of such vessel at its sole risk and expense to
				  such place as he may direct; and it shall be unlawful for the master, owner or
				  agent of such vessel to fail, neglect or refuse to obey any such order. Should
				  any person in charge of such vessel fail, neglect, or refuse to follow the
				  orders of the Executive Director, then it shall be his duty and he is hereby
				  authorized, to board such vessel with such assistance as may be necessary and
				  to move such vessel at the sole risk and expense of such vessel, its master,
				  owners and or agent.
In the case of unmanned vessels such as barges the agent of
				  record will be considered the person in authority to take such action as may be
				  directed by the Port Authority. It shall be the responsibility of each vessel's
				  master, owners and/or agents to assure that vessels are always safely and
				  adequately moored and equipped with sufficient fenders properly placed to
				  prevent damages to Port facilities and/or other vessels.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 02 - General Rules and Regulations › Section 28-1-02-218 - WHARFAGE

Current through June 25, 2024
Wharfage shall be assessed against cargo in accordance with
				  terms, conditions and rates negotiated between and committed to written
				  agreement by the Port Authority and the user(s). In the absence of such an
				  agreement, wharfage will be assessed against cargo in accordance with the
				  applicable tariff charge contained in Section V.
EXCEPTIONS:
(1)
				Wharfage will not be assessed on ship's stores or bunkers.
(2) Wharfage will be collected whether or not
				cargo is loaded on a vessel.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 02 - General Rules and Regulations › Section 28-1-02-220 - WORKING HOURS, OVERTIME

Current through June 25, 2024
Except as otherwise specifically provided, rates and charges
				  provided in this Tariff apply only for services performed during straight time
				  hours.
When requested by vessels, masters, shippers, consignees or
				  owners of the cargo and/or their respective agents and stevedores, vessels or
				  cargoes are loaded, unloaded or handled, and provided any service of any
				  description whatsoever by Port Authority on Saturdays, Sundays or on any day of
				  observance of Holidays, or at times other than within those hours recognized as
				  constituting straight time, or when crews are called out at any time for a
				  requested service but are held on standby through no fault of the Port
				  Authority, overtime and\or standby wages and cost of supervision, at the rate
				  of time and one half, plus 20 percent, will be assessed against the party
				  requesting the service, in addition to charges otherwise provided in this
				  Tariff for the service performed. A minimum of two hours overtime charges will
				  apply to such services.
Straight Time - Shall be 08:00 to 12:00 hours, and from 13:00
				  to 17:00 hours, Mondays through Fridays, except Holidays.
Overtime - Shall be any day or hour that is not included as
				  'Straight Time".
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-300 - BAGGING

Current through June 25, 2024
Rates upon request
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-303 - CRANE HEAVY LIFT

Current through June 25, 2024
In addition to the charges listed in Tariff paragraph 302
				  above, wharfage for heavy lift cargo and project cargoes with weights exceeding
				  15 short tons will be billed an additional charge of $4.00 per ST. Project
				  cargoes weighing less than 15 short tons will be billed an additional charge of
				  $2.50 per ST.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-304 - DOCKAGE

Current through June 25, 2024
Method of assessing dockage on basis of length overall has
				  been adopted pursuant to action by Gulf Seaports Marine Terminal Conference FMC
				  Agreement #224-200165-001.
A. Ocean
				Going Vessels:
Dockage will be charged on the length overall (L.O.A.) in
				  feet shown in Lloyd's Register of Shipping, and will be on the following basis
				  for a 24-hour period, calculated from actual time docking, minimum of $250.00
				  per diem.
LENGTH OVERALL OF VESSEL
RATE PER FOOT PER 24-HOUR DAY
0-199
$2.50
200-399
$3.25
400-499
$4.50
500-599
$5.85
600-699
$6.85
700-799
$8.65
800-899
$10.80
900-over
$12.75
After the first period of twenty-four hours, any period of
				  berth occupancy of twelve hours or less will be billed at one-half of the first
				  day's dockage.
Dockage will be charged at a rate of 75% of the first 24-hour
				  period for each succeeding 24-hour. Minimum of $250.00 per diem
1.
DISCOUNT
applies
				to vessels discharging and/or loading general cargo and/or containerized cargo
				only.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-306 - ELECTRICAL POWER

Current through June 25, 2024
Electrical Power is available at cost. Electrical Service for
				  refrigerated containers, per 24-hour period of fraction thereof- Per container,
				  $23.00
The Port Authority shall not be responsible for loss or
				  damage or any loss or interruption in power supply or any malfunction of
				  electrical or mechanical equipment of the refrigerated units.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-308 - GUARD SERVICES

Current through June 25, 2024
Special guard service is available at cost plus
				  20%.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-310 - HARBOR FEES

Current through June 25, 2024
(1) Ocean going
				vessels shall be assessed a Harbor Fee of $371.00 for each call while docked at
				Port facilities.
(2) Non-cargo
				vessels and barges shall be assessed a Harbor Fee of $64.00 per port
				call.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-312 - MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES

Current through June 25, 2024
Port Authority labor is available at cost plus 20%.
Materials for maintenance performed by Port Authority labor
				  for Port tenants or requested by Port users will be at cost plus
				  20%.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-314 - DUMPSTER SERVICES

Current through June 25, 2024
Vessel agents and Tenants may order dumpster service from
				  Port Operations Dumpster fee is $355.35 per pull for dry disposal and $643.75
				  per pull for wet disposal.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-316 - MISCELLANEOUS SERVICE CHARGES

Current through June 25, 2024
The following charges are for labor and necessary
				  equipment.
Railcar Mover, Street Sweeper, etc.
$50.00 per hour (2 hour minimum) ST
$75.00 per hour (2 hour minimum) OT
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-318 - CLEANLINESS OF PORT DOCKS

Current through June 25, 2024
A. Steamship agents
				and operators and other users of the wharves, sheds and other property of the
				Port Authority shall be held responsible for cleaning of the property which
				they have been allowed to use or assigned or leased to them, including adjacent
				aprons and gutter, as directed by the Operations Manager.
B. If such user does not properly clean the
				wharf or property he has been using, the Operations Manager shall order the
				property cleaned and bill the user responsible.
1. An assessment of $75.00 per each 1,000
				cargo tons with a $100.00 minimum
2. Cleanup cost-plus twenty percent (20%)
				whichever is greater.
3. Full
				container vessels will be assessed a charge of $100.00 per call.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-319 - MILITARY CARGO, EQUIPMENT, VESSELS, LAND USE

Current through June 25, 2024
Land use, per acre, billed in minimum 30 day
							 increments
$2,000.00
Tracked vehicles (under 50,000 lbs)
$100.00
Tracked vehicles (over 50,000 lbs)
$200.00
Armored vehicles, construction equipment & heavy
							 trucks
$100.00
Humvees, light trucks, vehicles N.O.S.
$50.00
Aircraft
$200.00
Containers, conex units & van
$50.00
Boxed or crated parts
$10.00
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-320 - MOORING AND UNMOORING

Current through June 25, 2024
Mooring and unmooring of vessels shall be mandatory and shall
				  be assessed the following charges:
Straight Time
Overtime
Vessels
0-225'
$291.00
$291.00
Vessels 226' and over
$451.00
$451.00
The above rates include two-hour standby time. Any shifting
				  of a vessel will also be at the above rates. Additional standby time, if
				  required by Agents and/or Principals, shall be charged at the rates shown above
				  for each additional standby hour. Vessels berthed at the Main Container
				  Terminals and required to turn as a result of limited outreach of the container
				  crane shall not be assessed unmooring and mooring charges associated with the
				  turn.
Exception: Government or Military Vessels who handle the
				  mooring with their own employees.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-322 - CHARGES SEAMEN & TRUCKERS CENTER

Current through June 25, 2024
Voluntary dues and assessments, a schedule of which is on
				  file with the Port Authority, are accepted by the Port of Gulfport
				  International Seamen's and Trucker's Center and represent the charges of that
				  non-profit organization for recreational and cultural services and facilities
				  available without discrimination to seamen of vessels of all countries and
				  truckers visiting the Port of Gulfport.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-324 - PASSENGER PORT CHARGES

Current through June 25, 2024
Cruise Ship Passenger
Embarking
$5.50/each
Debarking
$5.50/each
In Transit
$2.30/each
Automobile Parking
$5.35/day
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-326 - PILOTAGE AND RELATED REGULATIONS

Current through June 25, 2024
References:
See Section No. 178 Pilot Liability and
Section No. 180 Pilotage: Compulsory
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-328 - PREFERENTIAL BERTH ASSIGNMENTS

Current through June 25, 2024
Subject to prior contractual agreement with the Mississippi
				  State Port Authority
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-330 - RAILCAR PLACEMENT

Current through June 25, 2024
Repositioning of railcars from one point to another on the
				  same pier is available at the rate published in Tariff Section 316 plus 20%.
See Rail Mover Rate Section
				  316.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-332 - TRUCK SCALES

Current through June 25, 2024
Weighing of truck/trailers, empty or loaded, is available
				  upon request at a charge of $10.00 per weighing during straight time. Volume
				  and overtime use is negotiable.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-334 - TUG SERVICES

Current through June 25, 2024
Tug service within the harbor limits of the Port of Gulfport
				  are provided by Gulfport Towing, Inc. A complete schedule of rates and charges
				  is available from Gulfport Towing Company, P.O. Box 1088, Gulfport, MS 39501,
				  (228) 864-0171
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 03 - Charges Generally Applicable to Vessels, Agents and/or Owners including Dockage, Mooring, Unmooring, Pilotage, Tug Service and Charges Subject Section › Section 28-1-03-336 - WATER

Current through June 25, 2024
Water shall be assessed in accordance with the following
				  rates and conditions:
1. Any person
				requiring potable water shall make application with the Operations Division of
				the Mississippi State Port Authority. It shall be unlawful for any person to
				use any water hose or meter or take any water or attempt to take any water from
				any vessel service water outlet or hydrant without first obtaining permission
				from the Port Authority and paying for or agreeing to pay for the desired
				service. Nothing herein contained shall prevent any person from attaching a
				hose or otherwise using the water from any outlet for the prevention of fire
				only.
2. Potable water will be
				supplied to vessels at a fee of $5.65 per 1000 gallons plus Sales
				Tax.
3. Vessels will furnish water
				hoses.
4. The Port Authority shall
				assess a hookup fee for Port personnel to connect and disconnect water lines at
				the following rate plus Sales Tax. The hook-up fee shall be assessed whether
				Port Personnel assist or ship's crew performs hookups.
Regular Time (Monday through Friday 8:00 A.M. to 5:00
							 P.M.)
$55.00
Overtime and Holiday
$130.00
5.
				The Port Authority reserves the right to refuse or limit the supply of water to
				vessels.
6. The minimum charges for
				water service, including hookup. $55.00
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 04 - Charges Generally Applicable to Cargo Including Free Time, Demurrage, Handling, and Wharfage per ton 2000 lbs. except where noted › Section 28-1-04-338 - FREE TIME

Current through June 25, 2024
Free Time, as defined in Section 22 is:
IN SHIPSIDE OR TRANSIT SHEDS
Outbound Cargo
30 days
Inbound Cargo
30 days
Outbound Cargo of 5,000 tons or greater
45 days
Inbound Cargo of 5,000 tons or greater when received
							 within a 15 day period and upon prior written notification to the Port
							 Authority
45 days
IN OPEN AREAS
Outbound Cargo
30 days
Inbound Cargo
30 days
Outbound or Inbound cargo of 5,000
tons or greater
45 days
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 04 - Charges Generally Applicable to Cargo Including Free Time, Demurrage, Handling, and Wharfage per ton 2000 lbs. except where noted › Section 28-1-04-340 - DEMURRAGE

Current through June 25, 2024
Following expiration of free time, assessment of Demurrage
				  Charges shall be made on the basis of a 24-hour day or any fraction thereof
				  commencing at 00:00 hours following receipt of cargo on or in Port facilities,
				  at the following rates:
WAREHOUSES
A. First 15 days or fraction thereof
$4.95 per ton
B. Second 15 days period or fraction thereof
$5.35 per ton
C. Third 15 days period or fraction thereof
$6.10 per ton
D. Fourth 15 days period or fraction thereof
$7.15 per ton
E. Each 15-day period thereafter or fraction thereof
							 as long as cargo remains on or in Port facilities
$9.55 per ton
TRANSIT SHED (No. 16 CFS)
A. First 15 days or fraction thereof
$0.85 per ton
B. Second 15 days period or fraction thereof
$1.00 per ton
C. Third 15 days period or fraction thereof
$1.90 per ton
D. Each 15-day period thereafter or fraction thereof
							 as long as cargo remains on or in Port facilities
$2.35 per ton
OPEN AREAS
A. First 15 days or fraction thereof
$0.85 per ton
B. Second 15 days period or fraction thereof
$1.30 per ton
C. Next 30 days
$3.30 per ton
D. Second 30 days and thereafter
$3.75 per ton
E. Vehicles, each 15 days
$8.00
F. Single shipments of $ 10,000 tons Aluminum Ingots
							 T-Bars, etc.
60 days free time
G. 61-90 days open storage
$ 1.35 per ton, per month
H. 91 days and thereafter
$ 1.85 per ton, per month
NOTE:
All invoices will be billed a minimum of
				  $25.00.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 04 - Charges Generally Applicable to Cargo Including Free Time, Demurrage, Handling, and Wharfage per ton 2000 lbs. except where noted › Section 28-1-04-342 - TRANSFER FEES

Current through June 25, 2024
Any person, firm or corporation providing transfer services
				  in accordance with Section 158 of this Tariff shall be assessed a Transfer Fee
				  of $500.00 per month. Transfer fees shall be assessed to and paid by the
				  licensed transfer company and shall be in addition to any and all fees,
				  licenses or charges provided for in this Tariff.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 04 - Charges Generally Applicable to Cargo Including Free Time, Demurrage, Handling, and Wharfage per ton 2000 lbs. except where noted › Section 28-1-04-344 - RATES ON REQUEST

Current through June 25, 2024
All handling services at the port of Gulfport are provided by
				  stevedoring firms licensed by the Port Authority and services performed under
				  this Tariff must be at published rates contained herein. It is the sole
				  responsibility of the stevedoring firm performing handling services under
				  "rates upon request" to file these rates with this Port Authority and the
				  Federal Maritime Commission as required by the Shipping Act of 1984 prior to
				  any service being rendered under such rates. Stevedoring firms licensed by this
				  Port Authority agree to and shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Port
				  Authority from and against any and all claims, fees, fines, assessments,
				  penalties, actions, proceedings, and damages, including attorneys' fees and
				  litigation expenses related thereto in connection with or resulting from the
				  failure to handling rates with the Federal Maritime Commission for handling
				  services or commodities under "rates upon request," or generally, from their
				  providing such services.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 04 - Charges Generally Applicable to Cargo Including Free Time, Demurrage, Handling, and Wharfage per ton 2000 lbs. except where noted › Section 28-1-04-346 - USAGE CHARGES

Current through June 25, 2024
All cargo handled in accordance with Section 206 of this
				  Tariff shall be assessed a usage charge of $0.24 per 2,000 lbs. of cargo for
				  the use of Port facilities by stevedores licensed by the Mississippi State Port
				  Authority.
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 04 - Charges Generally Applicable to Cargo Including Free Time, Demurrage, Handling, and Wharfage per ton 2000 lbs. except where noted › Section 28-1-04-348 - PORT SECURITY FEE

Current through June 25, 2024
All vessels berthing at Port Authority docks and all cargo
				  crossing Port Authority property will be assessed a Port Security Fee. The
				  Security Fee is in addition to all other Port Tariff charges.
Dockage
7.5% on total dockage assessed
Breakbulk Cargo
$0.18 per short ton
Dry Bulk Cargo
$0.06 per short ton
Liquid Bulk Cargo
$0.06 per short ton
Container (Loaded)
$3.25 per box
Vehicles (All types)
$1.30 per unit
Passengers
$1.30 per person
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 1 - TARIFF NO.7 SCHEDULE OF CHARGES, RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR PORT TERMINAL SERVICES › Chapter 04 - Charges Generally Applicable to Cargo Including Free Time, Demurrage, Handling, and Wharfage per ton 2000 lbs. except where noted › Section 28-1-04-352 - WHARFAGE CHARGES ASSESSED AGAINST CARGO

Current through June 25, 2024
Wharfage: In addition to other charges as described in this
				  tariff, fees are assessed against all breakbulk, bulk, containerized, freezer
				  and chiller cargo for the utilization of Port Authority wharfs, warehouses,
				  sheds, open storage areas, etc.
Wharfage will be charged against cargo as follows: (all rates
				  are per short ton of 2000 pounds unless otherwise specified)
Breakbulk Cargo:
Agricultural
							 Implements...............................................................................
$13.00 each
Fruit...............................................................................................................
$0.78
Chicken,
							 Refrigerated...................................................................................
$1.85
Cotton............................................................................................................
$0.45 per bale
Hazardous
							 Cargo...........................................................................................
$5.80
Metals............................................................................................................
$2.35
Vehicles, pleasure or
							 passenger....................................................................
$5.80 each
Vehicles,
							 commercial....................................................................................
$4.25 each
General Cargo, N.O.S. Break-bulk/Containerized Banana
							 Companies........
$1.75
General Break-bulk Cargo,
							 N.O.S................................................................
$2.25
Bulk Cargo:
Dry Bulk Materials discharged to
						  wharf.........................................................
$1.50
Dry Bulk Materials discharged
						  vessel-to-barge..............................................
$1.15
Bulk Cargo,
						  N.O.S..........................................................................................
$1.60
Containerized Cargo:
Empty Containers when shipped as
							 cargo.......................................................
$8.50 each
Fruit (25 ton minimum per
							 container).............................................................
$0.75
Containerized Cargo,
							 N.O.S............................................................................
$2.05
HANDLING: Cargo handling at the Port of Gulfbort is provided
				  by the Port's licensed stevedores as outlined in this Tariff. Rates for cargo
				  handling operations are set by the individual stevedore(s).
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 1 - Mississippi State Port Authority ("MSPA" or "Port Authority") - Generally › Rule 28-301-1.1 - Description

Current through June 25, 2024
The Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport is the only
				  State owned deepwater seaport, and is one of the most easily accessible ports
				  on the U.S. Gulf of Mexico. The MSPA is responsible for the daily operations of
				  the Port of Gulfport. The ship channel and harbor basin are maintained by the
				  U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, in cooperation with the MSPA, with an authorized
				  minimum project depth of 36 feet. Tidal range averages 1.5 feet, with actual
				  depth influenced by wind direction and force. Masters and owners of deep laden
				  vessels should consult with the Port Authority and Gulfport Pilots Association.
				  The Port facilities include two piers, East and West, mooring pile clusters and
				  extensive open storage areas, with modern concrete and steel shipside and
				  transit shed, container and trailer marshaling areas. On both piers, shipside
				  double marginal tracks are available with multiple rail trackage serving
				  transit sheds.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 1 - Mississippi State Port Authority ("MSPA" or "Port Authority") - Generally › Rule 28-301-1.2 - Mission

Current through June 25, 2024
To be a profitable, self-sufficient Port providing world
				  class maritime terminal service to present and future customers and to
				  facilitate the economic growth of Mississippi through the promotion of
				  international trade.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 1 - Mississippi State Port Authority ("MSPA" or "Port Authority") - Generally › Rule 28-301-1.3 - Nautical Coordinates

Current through June 25, 2024
The location of the MSPA is at latitude 30 degrees 21' 45"
				  North and longitude 89 degrees 05' 24" West, on the north shore of the
				  Mississippi Sound. The distance from the sea buoy to the Port is 16 nautical
				  miles.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 1 - Mississippi State Port Authority ("MSPA" or "Port Authority") - Generally › Rule 28-301-1.4 - Physical Address

Current through June 25, 2024
The location of the Mississippi State Port Authority at
				  Gulfport is 30th Avenue South Extension West Pier,
				  Gulfport, Mississippi 39501. The location of the Administrative Offices of the
				  Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport are 2510
				  14th Street #1450, Gulfport, Mississippi
				  39501.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 2 - Organizational Structure of MSPA › Rule 28-301-2.1 - Governance Structure of the MSPA

Current through June 25, 2024
The Port is governed by the Mississippi State Port Authority
				  Board of Commissioners. The MSPA's five-member board represents Harrison County
				  and the City of Gulfport and are appointed to staggered, five-year terms. Three
				  members are appointed by the Governor, one by the Harrison County Board of
				  Supervisors, and one by the City of Gulfport.
A.
Board of Commissioners
. The
				five-member Board of Commissioners is composed of a President, Vice President,
				Secretary, Treasurer, and Commissioner.
B.
Management
. The Executive
				Management of the MSPA is appointed by the Board of Commissioners, and is
				composed of: the Executive Director and CEO; the Chief Operating Officer; the
				Executive Assistant/Human Resources Officer; the Director of Port Restoration;
				the Chief Commercial Officer; the Deputy Director of Engineering; the Deputy
				Director of Finance; the Deputy Director of Facilities; and the Deputy Director
				of Operations.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.1 - Policy Statement

Current through June 25, 2024
This Code of Ethics shall apply to all Mississippi State Port
				  Authority (MSPA or Port) Commissioners and employees. As public servants, MSPA
				  Commissioners and employees are responsible for conducting MSPA business solely
				  in the public interest. MSPA, as a State agency, is committed to maintaining
				  the highest level of honesty, ethical conduct, and public trust. Personal
				  integrity is the cornerstone of this Code. Each Commissioner and employee bears
				  primary responsibility to assure that his or her actions are consistent with
				  the highest degree of ethical conduct in all aspects of MSPA related business.
				  This Code serves as a guideline for conduct and should be reviewed in
				  conjunction with the MSPA Policy on Conflicts, Employee Guide, Operations
				  Manual, and the statutes which govern the MSPA. Each Commissioner and employee
				  is expected to read, understand, and abide by each provision contained within
				  this Code of Ethics.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.2 - Scope

Current through June 25, 2024
While the MSPA Code of Ethics is written primarily with
				  Commissioners and employees in mind, contractors, consultants, agents, and any
				  others who may be temporarily assigned to perform work or services on behalf of
				  MSPA shall abide by and be subject to the provisions of the MSPA Code of
				  Ethics. Failure of a MSPA contractor, consultant, agent or any others to follow
				  the Code may result in termination of their relationship with MSPA. In addition
				  to possible termination, the MSPA reserves the right to pursue any other
				  available legal or equitable remedies. Employees whose active duties with MSPA
				  have been terminated or suspended, but who are still receiving compensation
				  (including paid time off) or benefits from the MSPA, are also expected to
				  comply with the Code of Ethics.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.3 - Laws and Regulations

Current through June 25, 2024
Every MSPA Commissioner, officer and employee shall observe
				  all laws, specifically including but not limited to Miss. Code Ann.
				  §§
									25-4-101
				  to
				  25-4-119,
				  and any other regulations that apply to MSPA activities. When in doubt about
				  the interpretation of the law, clarification must be
				  obtained.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.4 - Public Trust

Current through June 25, 2024
No MSPA Commissioner, officer or employee shall use his or
				  her public office or employment for any private gain other than the
				  compensation provided by law.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.5 - Conflict of Interest

Current through June 25, 2024
Every MSPA Commissioner, officer and employee shall avoid
				  conflicts or the appearance of conflicts between his or her private interests
				  and his or her official responsibilities for the MSPA. Each Commissioner shall
				  complete and file with the MSPA's General Counsel the MSPA's Ethics and
				  Conflict of Interest Questionnaire and the Mississippi Ethics Commission
				  Statement of Economic Interest. Each employee shall complete and file with the
				  Executive Director the MSPA's Ethics and Conflict of Interest Questionnaire.
				  Further, each Commissioner and employee shall have the affirmative duty to
				  update his or her responses to the questions therein as reasonably necessary to
				  maintain proper disclosure.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.6 - Illegal Payments

Current through June 25, 2024
No Commissioner, officer or employee shall make illegal
				  payments of any sort to any person or business entity to influence its actions
				  regarding MSPA.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.7 - Competitive Bidding Practices

Current through June 25, 2024
MSPA's policy is to award business on merit, without
				  favoritism, by securing the best product or service available taking into
				  consideration the best interests of the Port. The Board of Commissioners of the
				  MSPA shall follow both legal and ethical standards when evaluating and
				  committing to purchases, and shall follow legal and ethical bidding
				  practices.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.8 - Political Activities

Current through June 25, 2024
The Board of Commissioners of the MSPA shall not use MSPA
				  funds or assets in support of any political candidate or exert political
				  pressure on employees or vendors. The Board of Commissioners shall ensure that
				  the MSPA does not make political contributions on its own behalf or on the
				  behalf of any other person. A Commissioner seeking an elected or appointed
				  public office shall notify the MSPA's General Counsel to obtain an opinion
				  whether holding such public office would pose a conflict with serving as a
				  Commissioner of the MSPA. An employee seeking an elected or appointed public
				  office shall notify the MSPA's Executive Director who shall make such a
				  determination. Commissioners and employees alike shall avoid a conflict or
				  appearance of conflict between the Commissioner's or employee's duties to MSPA
				  and duties to another public office.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.9 - Fraud Awareness and Prevention

Current through June 25, 2024
MSPA has a zero tolerance policy for fraud, and shall make a
				  prompt investigation into the substance of all allegedly fraudulent activity.
				  Each Commissioner, officer and employee shall strive to maintain a work
				  environment free of fraudulence, and shall immediately report known or
				  suspected fraudulent activity to the designated authorities pursuant to the
				  MSPA Whistleblower Policy. Under this provision, "fraud" is defined broadly to
				  include any act of deception that is, or could reasonably be expected to,
				  result in personal gain. Fraud includes any situation in which MSPA resources
				  are diverted to a Commissioner, officer or employee, or any respective
				  relative, friend, or associate, without prior authorization, which may also
				  include misappropriation. Fraud may exist whether or not there is actual harm
				  to the MSPA. Commissioners, officers or employees could be subject to
				  progressive discipline up to and including immediate termination or dismissal
				  for actions of fraud. In addition to the provisions contained herein, MSPA
				  reserves the right to pursue any other available legal or equitable remedies
				  for actions of fraud. For more information, please review the provisions
				  contained within the MSPA Whistleblower Policy.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.10 - MSPA Resources

Current through June 25, 2024
The Board of Commissioners shall use the resources of the
				  MSPA, including its funds, property, and the time and talent of its employees,
				  only in the furtherance of MSPA business. The Board of Commissioners, every
				  MSPA officer, and employee shall also strive to protect proprietary
				  information, which is a valuable business asset of the MSPA from unauthorized
				  or improper disclosure and/or use.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.11 - Gifts

Current through June 25, 2024
No Commissioner, officer or employee shall accept or solicit
				  gifts, preferential loans, travel, entertainment, or other favors that might
				  reasonably be viewed as influencing his or her actions or decisions regarding
				  the MSPA business unless authorized by law. The purpose of this provision is to
				  protect the MSPA's business reputation and to protect employees from unfounded
				  allegations of improper behavior.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.12 - Safe Work Environment

Current through June 25, 2024
Every Commissioner, officer and employee of the MSPA shall
				  strive to maintain a safe work environment, including one that is free from
				  alcohol and drug abuse and their effects.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.13 - Environmental Protection Awareness

Current through June 25, 2024
Each Commissioner, officer and employee of the MSPA shall
				  strive to conduct the business of the Port in a manner that protects the
				  environment and in accordance with applicable environmental laws and
				  regulations.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.14 - Fair Employment Practices

Current through June 25, 2024
No person shall be appointed, hired, promoted, or terminated
				  on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, marital status, physical or mental
				  handicap, national origin, or age. The MSPA shall maintain a work environment
				  free of racial or sexual harassment.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.15 - Discipline - Employees

Current through June 25, 2024
Each employee shall be bound by this Code of Ethics is as a
				  condition of employment. A violation of this Code by an employee or refusal to
				  sign the acknowledgment page may result in disciplinary action up to and
				  including suspension from or termination of employment.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.16 - Discipline - Commissioners

Current through June 25, 2024
A violation of this Code by a Commissioner may result in an
				  official reprimand by the MSPA, including termination of appointment, with a
				  letter describing the violation being sent to the public official or public
				  office who appointed the Commissioner to the Port. A violation of this Code by
				  a Commissioner which is also a violation of the State Ethics Laws may result in
				  notification of the State Ethics Commission. A violation of this Code by a
				  Commissioner which is also a violation of any Federal or State law may result
				  in notification of the appropriate enforcement agency.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21
Mississippi Administrative Code › Title 28 - Ports and Airports › Part 301 - Operations and Procedures Manual of the Mississippi State Port Authority at Gulfport › Chapter 3 - Code of Ethics Policy › Rule 28-301-3.17 - Whistleblower Policy

Current through June 25, 2024
All Commissioners, officers and employees have a
				  responsibility to ensure that this policy is followed. Concerns and potential
				  violations should be reported to the designated authorities pursuant to the
				  MSPA Whistleblower Policy as further detailed in Chapter 6 of the MSPA
				  Operations and Procedures Manual. Any Commissioner, officer or employee may
				  raise, in good faith, concerns that one of his or her fellow co-workers is in
				  violation of any provision of the MSPA Code of Ethics without fear of
				  retaliation by his or her supervisor or any other Commissioner, officer or
				  employee of MSPA. For more information, please review the provisions contained
				  within the MSPA Whistleblower Policy.
Mississippi Code
				  §§
										59-1-1,
				  59-1-9
				  and
				  59-5-21