The Maritime Administrations 1998-2002 Strategic Plan sets forth the mission, goals and specific actions that the Agency will pursue in implementing our statutory mandates, which are to ensure the availability of: efficient water transportation service to American shippers and consumers; an adequate shipbuilding and repair base; efficient ports; effective intermodal water and land transportation connections; and sufficient intermodal shipping capacity for use by the Department of Defense in time of national emergency. This Strategic Plan provides our direction into the 21st Century as we strive to meet the challenges and changes facing the maritime industry, the Federal Government, and the economic and national security of the Nation.
Maritime Administration: Draft Strategic Plan 1998-2002
1997
44 pages
Report
No indication
English
Marine & Waterway Transportation , Marine Engineering , Public Administration & Government , Marine transportation , Strategic planning , Shipping industry , Goals , US DOT , Cargo transportation , Government agencies , National security , Shipbuilding , Naval architecture , MARAD(Maritime Administration)
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