Dry Cargo Sample Clauses
Dry Cargo. All dry cargo ships, in- cluding integrated tug/barges (ITBs) with a minimum capacity of 6,000 tons (DWT) capable of carrying, without sig- nificant modification, any of the fol- lowing cargoes: unit equipment, ammu- nition, or sustaining supplies.
Dry Cargo. All d ry c a r go s h ips, i n- cl u di n g i n t eg r a t ed t u g/b a r ges ( I T Bs) wi t h a m i n i m u m c a p a ci t y of 6,000 t o n s ( DWT) c a p a ble of c a rry i n g, wi t h o u t s ig- n ific a n t m odific a t io n , a ny of t h e fol- lowi n g c a r goes: un i t eq u ip m e n t , a mm u- n i t io n , o r s u s t a i n i n g s u pplies.
Dry Cargo. Charterer has the option of shipping packaged and/or general cargo (including oils and bitumen in drums) in the available dry cargo space. Freight shall be payable on such cargo in accordance with Clause 6 at the Base Freight Rate and Charterer shall pay, in addition, all expenses, including port dues, incurred solely as a result of the packaged and/or general cargo being carried. The time used loading and discharging such dry cargo shall count as laytime or, if Vessel is on demurrage, as time on demurrage, but only to the extent that such time is not concurrent with time used loading and/or discharging the liquid cargo carried hereunder.