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Mark Moreno started working at Terral in 2010 and briefly moved to Dallas in 2014. After 9 months in Dallas, he moved back to Natchitoches in 2015 to continue working with Terral as the Natchitoches Location Manager.
Mary Elizabeth Gattle poses with her namesake vessel.
Terral RiverService Inc. proudly introduced its 26th towboat, the M/V Mary Elizabeth Gattle, with a christening ceremony held May 11 at the Lake Providence, LA Port Terminal.
Terral RiverService welcomes Paul Moore as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Paul is succeeding Daniel Terral, who has served as Terral CFO for 11 years and will remain with Terral RiverService as the Corporate Secretary.
Terral RiverService Inc. is proud to announce the renewal of their vessel charter agreement with Savage/CLECO. The agreement is for the charter of three vessels to move petroleum coke to the CLECO Power Plant Facility on the Red River. The boats chartered for this job will run between New Orleans, LA and Boyce, LA. This renewal will extend the charter from 5 years to 10 years.
Felicia Terrell got her start in the river transportation industry 15 years ago, working as an accountant for Kinder Morgan and later becoming a Fleet Scheduler.
Terral RiverService Inc. acquired Kinder Morgan’s river assets in December of 2017 and Felicia feels that the transition could not have gone more smoothly. Felicia’s favorite part of working for Terral is the people she works with.
Terral RiverService, Inc. is pleased to announce the purchase of Kinder Morgan river assets in Blytheville, Arkansas and Decatur, Alabama. The purchase, which closed on December 31, 2017, includes three fleets: The Barfield fleet at mile marker 810 and the Hickman fleet at mile marker 823, both on the Lower Mississippi River, and the Decatur fleet at mile marker 298 on the Tennessee River.
As a result of our meeting on July 10, 2017, Terral RiverService and Vulcan Materials signed a new agreement in December expanding on their previous partnership.
Terral will now provide Vulcan with towing and offloading services in the Mid-America region, which primarily consists of Memphis, Tenn. and Tunica, Miss. In addition to towing and offloading, Terral will also provide stockpiling services at both locations.
Johnny Martin, COO of Terral RiverService, said, “This agreement increases our footprint in the unloading and handling side of the business. It also strengthens our transportation and towing division.”
The first strategic partnership between Terral and Vulcan was announced two years ago, when the companies began combining transportation services and aggregate marketing efforts. Through the first agreement, Terral started providing transportation services for Vulcan in Louisiana and along the gulf coast of Louisiana. This new agreement expands those services to additional locations.
“It is exciting to continue to grow the relationship between Vulcan Materials and Terral RiverService. The addition of Upper River towing and unloading services, will add great value to both companies,” said Butch Case, an Area Sales Manager at Vulcan Materials. “The future for this partnership to grow and expand into new opportunities and markets is unlimited and exciting!!”
Watch a video of our partnership in action as we work together to deliver and unload aggregates in Memphis on a previous job:
On July, 10th the management teams of Terral RiverService, Inc. and Vulcan Materials, Inc. met in Greenville, Mississippi to review ongoing operations and explore other opportunities between the two companies.
Brandon Miller started working for Terral RiverService, Inc. in September of 2012. Before that, he worked in construction, which is how he first became acquainted with the company.
“Terral was bringing us the rock for asphalt, and I became really interested in getting on the river,” Brandon said.
Terral RiverService, Inc. recently started doing business with Nucor Corporation, one of the largest steel producers in the United States. Jeff Jeffcoat, Traffic Manager at Nucor, says the decision to partner with Terral RiverService came after his general manager asked him to look into more cost-effective modes of transportation.
On Tuesday, February 28th, crew members of Terral’s M/V Amy Gattle were able to assist in rescuing five crew members from a nearby vessel who had ended up in the water following a sinking skiff.
When Danny Burgeron, captain of the M/V Amy Gattle, saw the neighboring crew’s skiff had quite a few people standing on it, he asked his own crew to keep an eye on them to ensure they made it to their boat safely. Next thing Danny knew, a wave hit and the skiff overturned, taking the crew along with it.
VRS Media Group took aerial photographs and video of a product off load at South Louisiana Fill Materials. The limestone was transported by barge and off loaded by Terral River Service and then hauled by truck to the pit by Rene’s Trucking Company.
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