Port Overview

The Port of Subic Bay is a strategic regional gateway to Asia and has 15 operational piers and wharves plus modern terminals for cruise ships, fertilizers, grains and general containerized cargo. It is operated by the Subic Bay International Terminal Corporation (SBITC) and serves the industries located within the freeport areas as well as industries in Northern and Central Luzon. The freeport is also alternative international gateway to the Port of Manila.

In 2004, SBMA began constructing a dedicated container terminal, the New Container Terminal Compound (NCT-1), as part of its Port Development Master Plan. In October 2007, SBITC was awarded the Management and Operation of the New Container Terminal-1 (NCT-1). In April 2008, commercial operations commenced and container handling operations at the NSD Terminal were transferred to the NCT-1 located at the Freeport´s Cubi Point. As the NCT-1 terminal operator, SBITC is committed to further develop facilities and provide services at par with the world´s leading container terminals.

https://www.searates.com/port/subic_bay_ph.htm

Port website: https://www.sbitc.ph/company

Key port information may also be found at: http://www.maritime-database.com

Port Picture

Subic Bay International Terminal Corporation Wharves

https://www.ictsi.com/what-we-do/our-terminals/subic-bay-international-terminal-corp

SBMA Wharves

 Alava Wharf

 

Boton Wharf

Bravo Wharf

Leyte Wharf

Marine Wharf

Nabasan Wharf

POL Pier

Rivera Wharf 

Sattler Pier

Description and Contacts of Key Companies             

Port Operator / Cargo Handler                                        

Subic Port District                                             

Subic Bay Freeport Zone, San Bernardino Road                                        

Olongapo City 2222, Philippines             

sbitc@ictsi.com

+ 63 47 252 6477 - Admin Office

+ 63 47 250 2252 - Operations Center

Berthing Tugs Services

Malayan Towage and Salvage Corp.

Administration Building, Bldg. 229, Waterfront Road, Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Trunkline Numbers: +6347.252.4000 / +6347.252.4004            

Trucking, Arrastre, Stevedoring

J.T. Cargo Handling & Port Services, Inc.

Lot 9 EMS Area, Perimeter Rd. Subic Bay Freeport Zone,

Olongapo City Zambales

 +63 47 252-76-40 /  +63 47 252-52-79

Bureau of Customs

Maritess T. Martin

Acting District Collector, CD13, Port of SUBIC

maritess.martin@customs.gov.ph

+63 47 252 7465

For more information on port contacts, please see the following link: 4.4 Port and Waterways Companies Contact List.

Port Performance

SBMA provides port transshipment, freight forwarding, cargo handling, warehousing and storage services. Its warehouse and storage leases processing plants, meat importers, fruits/vegetables importers for local and exports, ice makers/manufacturers. Port users are from from Northern Luzon, Central Luzon, and Manila. Other services are ship lay-ups, petroleum, oil and lubricants storage, import/export and/or transshipment, bulk grain storage. It is also a passenger and/or cruise ship destination.

Discharge Rates and Terminal Handling Charges

Cargo Handling Tariff - SBMA

Berthing Specifications

http://ship.mysubicbay.com.ph/port-services

General Cargo Handling Berths

Port Handling Equipment

Container Facilities

Customs Guidance

Maritess T. Martin

Acting District Collector, CD13, Port of Subic

maritess.martin@customs.gov.ph

+63 47 252 7465

           

For more information on customs in the Philippines, please see the following link: 1.3 Customs Information. 

Terminal Information

Multipurpose Terminal - Marine Wharf

Berthing vessel: General Cargo, RoRo, Cargo Ship and Tug Boat, Tanker, Fishing Boat

Facilities: 19 warehouses, 3 weighbridges

Grain and Bulk Handling - Leyte Wharf

Length: 300 m

Width: 32.5 m

Depth: 14 m

Berthing vessel: Grain terminals operated by Subic Bay Freeport Grain Terminals Inc

Facilities: 5 grain storage tanks (57 mt/silo), 3 portal crane with clam shells, 1ha WH, weighbridge

Main Storage Terminal

Stevedoring

The Port of Subic Bay is managed and operated by Subic Bay International Terminals. No stevedore as port caters only to containerized cargo, but piers and wharves are managed by the Subic Bay Metropolitan Authority (SBMA). 

Hinterland Information

SBMA issued guidelines for port procedures underlying the port operations and can be accessible on this link: http://ship.mysubicbay.com.ph/port-procedures. Subic Port is managed by ICTSI as main contractor of port operations.  Import and Export Containers can be facilitated at the Port upon completion of BOC documentation and clearances.  Withdrawal of containers from the Port can be facilitated by shipping lines itself to its supply chain partners or by the consignee itself as long as cleared from Customs.  Bulk cargo withdrawal can also be managed at the designated wharf at the Port.

Port Security

SBITC and SBMA manages the deployment of local security services within the port premises. It has designated fire hydrant each wharf/pier.  Fire engine boats can be deploy when necessary.