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Business Information

PortMiami plays a critical role in the current and future economic development of Miami-Dade County and the state of Florida. Supporting more than 340,078 jobs and contributing $61 billion annually, PortMiami is the second-largest economic engine in Miami-Dade County.

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Operations and Compliance

PortMiami welcomes companies interested in providing goods and services that support its operations and customers. To conduct business at the port, vendors must comply with procurement guidelines, obtain the appropriate business permits and meet identification and credentialing requirements. Depending on the nature of your services, certain fees may apply. Learn how your company can compete for opportunities and become a valued partner in PortMiami’s ongoing success.
Business Permits

In order to conduct business at PortMiami in accordance with rules and requirements of the Port Tariff Adobe Acrobat Logo, the Port Director and the Miami-Dade County Code, companies are expected to comply with all applicable local, state and federal regulations.

PortMiami Credentials

To access PortMiami facilities, all individuals must obtain the appropriate credentials. These credentials help ensure the safety and security of the port by verifying the identity and purpose of each visitor, contractor, or employee.

Procurement

PortMiami aims to efficiently and effectively facilitate the timely acquisition of goods and services to meet its operational needs. We follow all applicable Miami-Dade County procurement policies and procedures to ensure a fair, transparent and inclusive process.

Economic Impact Study

The study shows PortMiami’s economic impact in terms of jobs, business revenue, consumer spending, and state and local taxes.

Financial Reports

Read the annual reports detailing the financial position and results of PortMiami operations.

Tariff

This Tariff is issued under authority of Implementing Order No. 4-4 pursuant to Section 4.02 of the Home Rule Charter; Miami-Dade County having jurisdiction.

Sister Seaports

Sister Seaport agreements help ports collaborate on the exchange of information and ideas, with the stated aim of increasing both cargo and cruise trade between ports.