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SSA MARINE

Lobbying client · District of Columbia · filed 2025 to 2026

$1,115,000 Reported spend
6 Filings counted
1 Firms hired
8 Bills named

Spend is reported income plus in-house expenses across 6 filings. 1 further filing on this record was restated by a later amendment and is left out of every total here. Everything on this page is grouped by the client's LDA id (173959), not by name.

 Firms hired 1
 Bills named in these filings 8
  • HR 2390
    Maritime Supply Chain Security Act
    5 filings
  • HR 3151
    SHIPS for America Act of 2025
    5 filings
  • HR 3363
    To amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to impose a tax on United States-bound circumvented cargo through …
    5 filings
  • HR 3842
    To amend title 46, United States Code, to include the replacement or purchase of additional cargo handling eq…
    5 filings
  • HR 4589
    Port Crane Tax Credit Act of 2025
    2 filings
  • HR 9497
    Water Resources Development Act of 2026
    1 filing
  • S 1541
    SHIPS for America Act of 2025
    1 filing
  • S 4949
    Water Resources Development Act of 2026
    1 filing
 Reported by year 2 years
  • 2026 $740,000 3 filings
  • 2025 $375,000 3 filings
 Issues lobbied 3

The count is how many filings named that issue area. A filing reports one lump figure covering every issue on it, so the money above cannot be split between them.

 Agencies and chambers lobbied 12
  • Commerce, Dept of (DOC) 5
  • HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 5
  • SENATE 5
  • White House Office 5
  • Maritime Administration (MARAD) 4
  • Office of Management & Budget (OMB) 4
  • State, Dept of (DOS) 4
  • Transportation, Dept of (DOT) 4
  • Natl Security Council (NSC) 3
  • U.S. Customs & Border Protection 2
  • U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) 2
  • Federal Maritime Commission 1
 Foreign entities disclosed 1
  • FEAPA HOLDINGS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP Mexico named on 3 filings · highest disclosed ownership 24.50% · largest disclosed contribution $0

Section 7 of the LD-2: a foreign company or government that owns part of the client, pays toward the lobbying, or benefits from it. Figures are the highest single disclosure across these filings, not a sum: the same stake is re-disclosed each quarter.

Source: federal Lobbying Disclosure Act filings, synced daily. Money is self-reported by the filer and often rounded. Lobbying is legal, disclosed activity.

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