FMP’s Board and Executive Committee members represent Florida’s diverse domestic maritime industry [Learn More]
The Jones Act is critical to the military strategy of the United States, which relies on the use of U.S. flag ships… [Learn More]
FMP is modeled after the American Maritime Partnership (AMP). Visit the AMP website to learn more [Visit AMP site]
The Florida Maritime Partnership (FMP) represents the state’s vibrant domestic maritime industry. Our diverse membership includes vessel owners and operators, shipboard and shoreside workers, shipbuilders and repair yards, equipment manufacturers and vendors, dredging and marine construction contractors, numerous maritime associations and national security organizations that all recognize a strong domestic maritime industry is critical for America’s economic, national, and homeland security, and is best supported by maintaining the Jones Act as the foundation of America’s domestic maritime policy.
Modeled after the American Maritime Partnership (AMP), FMP promotes America’s maritime policy any vessel transporting goods or passengers between two points in the United States or engaging in certain activities in U.S. waters must be U.S. owned, U.S. built, and U.S. crewed.
Florida Secretary of Commerce Laura DiBella joined the American Maritime Partnership (AMP) and the Florida Maritime Partnership– in Jacksonville on this National Maritime Day, May
(November 7, 2022, Jacksonville, FL) As Subtropical Storm Nicole approaches Florida, media outlets, lawmakers and policymakers are encouraged to contact the Florida Maritime Partnership with
B-Roll available for media (October 1, 2022, Tampa, FL) U.S.-flagged maritime vessels arrived today at Port Tampa Bay following its reopening yesterday, carrying fuel cargo
Florida Maritime Partnership
1301 Riverplace Blvd., Suite 1300
Jacksonville, FL 32207
