MIDIA (ROMID)—located on the Black Sea coast of Romania near Constanța—is a specialized industrial and energy port terminal serving oil tankers, LPG carriers, chemical tankers, bulk carriers, and industrial support vessels operating across Black Sea energy and commodity routes.
The Port of Midia is linked to Romania’s petroleum refining, petrochemical production, and offshore energy logistics, including the Midia Marine Terminal and nearby refinery operations. Oil terminals, LPG facilities, bulk cargo berths, and industrial maritime service areas require strict safety procedures and tanker-terminal compliance.
AVS Global Ship Supply provides complete ship supplier and ship chandler services, including chandlery, provisions, bonded stores where applicable, and technical logistics, 24/7 to tanker terminals, cargo berths, service docks, and authorised anchorages, aligned with IMO, SOLAS, MARPOL, and MLC 2006.
All equipment complies with SOLAS maritime safety standards.
Duty-controlled bonded stores for eligible international vessels calling MIDIA (ROMID):
Bonded logistics follow Romanian customs and port-authority procedures.
Professional ship chandler services in MIDIA, mapped to IMPA and ISSA codes:
All supplies are suitable for oil tankers, LPG carriers, chemical tankers, and bulk vessels.
Products follow OCIMF operational guidance where applicable.
Temperature-controlled provisions in MIDIA (ROMID):
Provisioning follows MLC 2006 standards where applicable.
Inspection-ready certified marine safety and navigation equipment:
All equipment is delivered with documentation suitable for Port State Control inspections.
Support for tankers, bulk carriers, LPG vessels, and industrial maritime service ships:
Yes. We coordinate supply deliveries for oil tankers, LPG carriers, chemical tankers, and bulk vessels.
Provisions are handled with temperature control and traceability.
Yes. Bonded items are supplied for eligible vessels according to Romanian customs procedures.
Yes. Safety equipment is delivered with certification aligned with SOLAS requirements.
Yes. Most deck, engine, and cabin stores are mapped to IMPA/ISSA references for structured RFQ processing.