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1990
Company founded on November 9th.
- Company founded on November 9th.
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1991
Start of cargo operations
- Start of cargo operations on April 1st, loading and unloading approximately 400 containers on the CSAV ship Lonquimay.
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1994
Commenced pilotage and towage services.
- Start of operations at the Chimbote, Ilo, Matarani and Paita sites.
- Commenced pilotage and towage services.
- Tramarsa acquired its first tugboat with the addition of Punta Coles to the fleet in Ilo.
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1996
Began operations at the Salaverry site.
- Start of transfer and handling operations, based at zone 4 of the ENAPU facilities.
- Began operations at the Salaverry site.
- Acquired the first two container cranes – the stackers Orca and Barracuda.
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1998
Implemented first computer networks for sending electronic plans
- Implemented first computer networks for sending electronic plans, with the industry’s latest generation data transmission systems.
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1999
Took delivery of Sipán
- Took delivery of Sipán, the first new tugboat manufactured for Tramarsa in China. The company fleet now comprised 7 tugboats in total.
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2000
Start of operations at Pisco site.
- Start of operations at Pisco site.
- Fleet joined by Kuelap – the first azimuth tugboat operating in Peru, constructed in the shipyards of the Detroit Chile company.
- In December, launched sign-off systems On Line and Pagonet.
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2001
Inauguration of the Marine Services unit
- Acquired the barge Tramarsa, marking the inauguration of the Marine Services unit.
- In order to raise our standards, we completed ISO 9001:2000 certification for our Pilotage, Towage and Salvage services.
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2002
Bought 100% of the shares in the Pescaperú refinery in Ilo
- Bought 100% of the shares in the Pescaperú refinery in Ilo, transforming it into our Liquids Terminal in the south of the country.
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2003
Start of operations at Bayóvar site
- Fleet joined by Toquepala – the most powerful tugboat in the national fleet at this time).
- Completed ISO 9001:2000 certification for all business units – Agency, Stevedoring, Container Terminal, Equipment Hire and Marine Services.
- Start of operations at Bayóvar site, providing services to the Juan Pablo Quay company.
- Peru’s first group of female shipping workers employed at Tramarsa.
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2004
We obtain BASC certification nationwide
Completed BASC certification nationwide and ISPS certification for the Tramarsa Liquids Terminal (TLT)Acquired Peru’s first and only mobile crane operating at a multi-purpose terminal - in the Matarani Port Terminal (TISUR) -
2005
Completed OHSAS certification nationwide
- Company logo redesigned to its current version
- Commissioned the Islay, the first azimuth tugboat ever built in a Peruvian shipyard – constructed at the SIMA facilities in Callao. At the time, the Islay was also the most powerful tugboat in Peru.
- Completed OHSAS certification nationwide
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2006
Acquired the towage company Inversiones Navieras S.A. – INVERNA
- Acquired the towage company Inversiones Navieras S.A. – INVERNA
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2007
Began operations at new site in Supe
- Liquids Terminal expanded with the construction of 2 new tanks – one for alcohol and another for oil.
- Carried out the first pipe-laying operation for floating jetty.
- Began operations at new site in Supe
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2008
Continued expansion of Liquids Terminal (TLT)
- Continued expansion of Liquids Terminal (TLT) with construction of 2 additional alcohol tanks.
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2009
Association of Good Employers (ABE).
- Completed Marca de Garantía certification for the Port of Callao.
- Joined the Association of Good Employers (ABE).
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2010
Purchased a tanker for our Bunkering service in Callao
- Commissioned the construction of 3 more tugboats each with 55 tons of bollard pull – the Pakatnamú, the Naylamp and the Vichama. Taking delivery of these on September 1st 2011, we maintained our fleet’s status as the largest of its kind in Peru, with a total of 22 tugboats.
- Took delivery of 4 new launches, constructed in the Maggiolo shipyard, each boasting engine power of 360 HP. With these, the Tramarsa launch fleet now expanded to a total of 15 boats.
- Commenced operations in maritime support and off-shore platform maintenance.
- Purchased a tanker for our Bunkering service in Callao, adding another business unit to our operations.
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2011
Became the first company in the ports and shipping sector to carry the Marca Perú brand.
- In partnership with PPA Perú, commenced operations on the Marine Outfall for the company’s Taboada Water Treatment Plant, including laying the widest-diameter pipeline in the world.
- Became the first company in the ports and shipping sector to carry the Marca Perú brand.
- Diving Support Vessel Urubamba commenced operations in Talara in October 2011, providing services to the Savia company, including: diving support, installation and maintenance of jetties, impressed current installation at depth with gas mixture, and maintenance of underwater platforms.
- Continued to upgrade our fleet by purchasing 4 new launches.
- The tanker Tramax commenced operations – successfully completing the first ever fuel loading in the port of Callao.
- Following the awarding of the Callao North Quay concession to the port operator APM Terminals, Tramarsa was nominated as the principal stevedoring provider, being assigned more than 60% of the total cargo moving through this terminal.
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2012
Obtained ISO 28000 certification in Supply Chain Security
- Became part of the Patronato Peru 2021 group – an association of business owners working to turn Peruvian businesses into agents of change, in order to achieve sustainable development.
- Obtained ISO 28000 certification in Supply Chain Security, making us only the third Peruvian company to be certified, and the first in our sector.
- Became River Port Operators, on commencing operations in May at our Monte Blanco dock in Pucallpa – our 12th site in Peru.
- Fleet joined by new tanker the Lambayeque – the largest vessel in our fleet at that time. When this ship began operations in June, Tramarsa’s coverage became truly nationwide.
- Cynthia Francia became the first ever female captain of a Peruvian ship, taking leadership of the crew of Tramarsa’s Tramax tanker.
- Successfully completed refloating of the IXCATECA tugboat, which had sunk near to Ciudad del Carmen in the Gulf of Mexico. First international operation performed by Tramarsa’s Marine Services unit.
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2013
Fleet of 20 new trucks bought for container terminal
- Tramarsa’s most powerful tugboat – the Marcahuasi – arrived in Peru on March 25th
- First unloading of ENERSUR hydrocarbons in Ilo in May
- Expansion of diving operations
- Fleet of 20 new trucks bought for container terminal, for transport of goods to port terminals
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2014
We start operations at the headquarters of Zorritos
- Operated the barge Oro as part of the consortium for dock expansion.
- Start of operations at the Zorritos site on 13th March, providing a better service for crude oil cabotage.
- Start of transport operations at Callao’s new Minerals Terminal – now operated by Tramarsa.
- Acquisition of Diving del Peru S.A.C. – a nationwide diving services company
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2015
We start operations in a new headquarters
- Operated the barge Oro as part of the consortium for dock expansion.
- Fleet joined by new tugboat Pomac.