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 Liner Services
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Liner Service was the sole operation of the company upon its establishment in 1979. NSCSA is exclusive Saudi Arabian carrier with links to both the Middle East and the Indian subcontinent. This sector played a vital role during 1991 Gulf War by providing military equipment transportation and logistical support.
NSCSA presently offers Liner Service by operating four fully owned multi-purpose vessels capable of carrying RoRo / Conventional / Container cargo in the Arabian gulf - Indian sub-continent / Red Sea / Mediterranean / US-Canada (East Coast) / US (Gulf) trade route on a regular schedule. The versatility of the vessels makes them highly suited for serving the trade, catering to RoRo, Break-Bulk, projects, Military and containerized cargoes
In 1991, NSCSA (America) Inc was established to serve as the General Agent in North America for the Liner Service followed by NSCSA (Mumbai) Liaison office in India during the year 2001
NSCSA foresees continuous demand for specialized combination vessels because of expanding industrialization and infrastructure development in all lanes of operations, but particularly in the Middle East.
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NSCSA Values Added Services
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Fleet management service
Shipping agency service
Computerized systems
Large inventory of specialized equipment including MAFIS
Inland transportation services
Intermodal transfers
Wide network of established agents and representatives
Warehousing and groupage services
Depot and storage facilities
Container maintenance and repair
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Types of Cargo Carried by NSCSA RoRo Vessels
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All types and sizes of container goods, including special equipment and reefer cargoes
Project and heavy-lift cargo such as turbines, generators etc.
Oil exploration equipment, refineries, pipeline etc
Building and construction machinery
Boats - all types (tugs, crew boats, pleasure yachts)
All types of heavy vehicles - (tractors, cranes, military vehicles, helicopters, passenger cars, etc.)
Forest products, rice, foodstuffs and paper
General Cargo (unitized, large cases, oversized and awkward cargoes)
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