Ship Chandler (24/7)

24/7 requisition intake and port-call delivery execution for vessels calling Vancouver. Sourcing, staging, and delivery coordination with documentation close-out.

Scope of Ship Chandling


    • 24/7 requisition intake and dispatch coordination

    • Requisition review and spec/quantity confirmation

    • Sourcing and purchasing through approved channels

    • Consolidation, staging, and department-based labeling

    • Delivery coordination to berth/terminal receiving windows

    • Close-out pack: packing list + proof of delivery (POD)

    • Substitutions/backorders only with client approval

    • Hoses, couplings, camlocks, clamps, gaskets, O-rings, seals

    • Valves, fittings, flanges, pipe components, adapters

    • Filters (air/fuel/oil/hydraulic), strainers, cartridges

    • Fasteners, hardware, shackles, wire, zip ties, tapes

    • Sealants, adhesives, threadlock, abrasives, cutting/grinding discs

    • PPE and consumables: gloves, eyewear, coveralls, respirators

    • Absorbents, spill kits, shop rags/wipes (as requested)

    • Deck consumables and tools (as per requisition)

    • Engine-room consumables and maintenance items

    • Electrical consumables and general spares sourcing support

    • Substitution options when lead times impact delivery windows

    • Engine oils, hydraulic oils, gear oils (requested grades/specs)

    • Greases and specialty lubricants

    • Transfer accessories (pumps, hoses, containers) on request

    • Lubricants and fluids supply coordination per spec

    • Packaging options based on operational constraints

    • Documentation and handling aligned with delivery requirements

    • Fresh, frozen, and dry provisions coordination

    • Short-call replenishment packs for quick port stays

    • Packaging and delivery aligned to receiving windows

    • Dietary and preference notes handled on request

    • Cold chain handling coordination (where applicable)

    • Fresh/dry/frozen coordination (availability dependent)

    • Delivery timing aligned to receiving windows

    • Linens, towels, bedding, pillows

    • Toiletries, hygiene kits, paper goods

    • Cleaning supplies and general cabin consumables

    • Storage items and basic onboard essentials

    • Department-based packing for fast onboard distribution

    • Cabin stores and crew essentials per requisition

    • Consolidated packaging by department

    • Hand tools and jobsite consumables (requested items)

    • Drill bits, blades, cutting wheels, grinding discs

    • Measuring tools, labels, markers, tapes

    • Tool storage and organization items (as requested)

    • Sourcing support for small equipment and consumables

    • Alternates recommended when OEM lead times conflict with ETA

    • Documentation clarity for buyer approval

    • Delivery window planning around ETA/ETD

    • Terminal/berth receiving coordination and access planning

    • Consolidated drops to reduce delays and handoffs

    • Exception handling: shortages/damage/urgent substitutions

    • Completion confirmation with close-out report (on request)

    • Receiving window coordination with terminals/agents as required

    • POD confirmation and close-out package

    • Immediate dispatch confirmation and priority handling

    • “Critical-first” partial delivery strategy when required

    • Fast substitute options (spec-equivalent) for approval

    • After-hours coordination for time-sensitive replenishment

    • Short port-stay support with staged delivery planning

    • Fabrication & welding support (port-call suitable scopes)

    • Electrical support (marine components, troubleshooting, replacements)

    • HVAC / cooling / heating service support

    • Mechanical support (hoses/piping, pumps, fittings, assemblies)

    • Coatings / paint touch-ups and corrosion control support

    • Vessel name + IMO (optional)

    • ETA/ETD + berth/terminal (or anchorage)

    • Delivery window required (date/time)

    • Requisition list (Excel/PDF) or item photos/specs

    • Onboard delivery contact + phone/email (if available)

    • Handling constraints (forklift/crane, gate pass rules, restrictions)

    1. Do you handle after-hours? Dispatch intake is 24/7 for chandling requests. Non-chandling services may be scheduled case-by-case.

    2. Can you offer substitutions? Yes—substitutions are communicated and require approval prior to supply.

    3. What documentation do we receive? Packing list and proof of delivery (POD), plus invoice close-out.

Wooden crates labeled 'SPICA SEA SERVICES' filled with fresh vegetables, and pallets with boxes on a wet dock with a cargo ship and mountains in the background.
Pallets of boxes, lubricant barrels, and cases labeled 'Spica Sea Services' on a dock with a large ship in the background.
Airplane amenities including snacks, toiletries, towels, slippers, and eye mask arranged on a table with an airport view in the background.