B&S Maritime Services Expands Provision Supply to Strengthen Maritime Operations in Guinea
Conakry, Guinea – 2025-08-21 – B&S Maritime Services, a leading maritime support company operating in the ports of Bel Air and Kamsar, has announced the expansion of its provision supply services, reinforcing its commitment to delivering high-quality, cost-effective solutions for vessels calling at Guinean ports. Founded by Mr. Sow Amadou B., a former shipping and port agent, the company has built a strong reputation for reliability, efficiency, and round-the-clock availability. Today, its provision supply service has become a cornerstone of its portfolio, ensuring that ship crews are well equipped with the essentials they need for smooth and uninterrupted operations at sea. The provision supply service covers a wide range of high-quality food products, beverages, and general consumables sourced from trusted suppliers. From fresh fruits, vegetables, and frozen meats to dry and canned goods, B&S Marine Services guarantees timely deliveries that meet both international maritime standards and the diverse preferences of multinational crews. “Our mission has always been to understand the real needs of vessels and their crews,” said Mr. Sow, Founder and CEO of B&S Marine Services. “By expanding our provision supply operations, we are ensuring that every vessel calling at Guinea’s ports can rely on us to deliver fresh, safe, and competitively priced supplies – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.” With an efficient logistics network and a modern distribution system, the company ensures zero delays in supply delivery, a critical advantage in the shipping industry where time is money. B&S Marine Services also provides customized supply packages tailored to the specific requirements of shipowners, charterers, and operators. This latest development reflects B&S Marine Services’ ongoing ambition to align with global best practices in maritime logistics while supporting Guinea’s position as a growing hub for shipping and port services in West Africa.






