A New Supply Chain for Buyers and Suppliers

 

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    A New Supply Chain for Buyers and Suppliers

Logistics Solutions for small and mid-size manufacturers, ports, coastal and river marine and intermodal companies in support of domestic and export sales via customer centered and sustainable supply chain management solutions. 

Arezza is tasked with identifying and implementing measures that reduce the cost along with the timely delivery of freight to its final destination. In today’s market environment these objectives must be met in the context of:

• ESG - environment, social and government - standards and regulations;

• Energy - efficiency and fuel consumption;

• Technology - advancements in carrier performance via digital data;

• SME - Projected requirements of small and medium sized businesses;

• Quality of Services offered to the clients. 

Partners and Suppliers participate in Arezza projects and transactions as follows:

Build Operate and Transfer provide equipment and know-how - turnkey, life cycle, after sales service - on a FOB basis and self-funds these tasks until the project becomes operational.

Arezza handles and self-funds project logistics, where applicable.

Projects are 5 to 7 years, renewable and generate cash flow when operational.

Deliverables at Cost Arezza does not mark-up your offer; it derives income solely from the above referenced logistics as well as administrative and management services.

Transactions project participants receive pre-negotiated and immediate payout fees.

To become a Supplier please provide your contact, product and price information, along with questions that help define customer requirements.

      Terms of Service   

Procurement at Cost - we identify the low cost/best value offer and arrange transport, insurance and other services, if any, required to complete the transaction;  

Payments - to buyers and suppliers are made by Arezza;

The Contractual Relationship is on a project and/or transaction basis;

Fee Schedule based on the number of transactions completed in 30 calendar days;

Billing - invoices paid on-demand; fees, where applicable, are paid monthly.  

Local Regional and Global Intermodal Hubs

 

  SHIPPING

  Local Regional and Global Intermodal Hubs 

 Arezza engages product and service providers to acquire equipment and services required to establish transshipment terminals in water adjacent communities.

Clients and Suppliers logistics, manufacturing, warehousing and energy projects are carried out with the participation of small and midsize companies – SMEs – typically located adjacent to navigable waterways and/or rail, trucking and air facilities that manufacture marine transportation, technology, environmental and energy related equipment and components.
Definitions - for purposes of our projects, ports are defined as properties located within a 50 mile radius of navigable waterways - inland, lake, intracoastal - approved, owned, operated and/or managed by the local community/jurisdiction/municipality. 

A port is further defined as a transshipment point under the following categories: airport, rail yard, truck stop, warehouse and marine facility on a navigable waterway.

Shipping Cargo Projects Energy Community

 

Working Locally and Globally to Create New Opportunities 

Arezza utilizes pay per use, on-demand services and other resilient value-driven outcomes in the sharing and circular economies such as pay-per-mile to satisfy client preferences in a collaborative system that delivers seamless customer experiences designed for maximum transparency, value, cost effectiveness and environmental sustainability for paying customers and service providers.

Collaborations in the Pay-per-Use Economy

SHIPPING

Local Regional and Global Intermodal Hubs 

Multi Modal Waterborne and Land Transport

Marine Facilities Environmental and Regulatory Liabilities

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A New Supply Chain for Buyers and Suppliers

Environmental Equipment for the Transportation Industry 

         PROJECTS

  Domestic and Export Sales Solutions

                          An Inter Modal Plan for the US Waterways

                                      ENERGY

Microgrids Hydrogen & DERs

Digital Logistics

Production and Delivery of Green Hydrogen

COMMUNITY

Travel Planning and Destination Management

Transit Logistics

Preserving and Divulging the Cultural Heritage of Your Community

Business Travel Services

Linking Manufacturing and Services

Collaborative Systems and Seamless Customer Experiences

America Travel

 

Travel with Pay per Use On-Demand Services
Arezza provides you with a seamless customer experience before, during and after your travel purchase. In order to serve you better, please review itinerary options, then contact us with any questions and preferences. 
Also, before booking please review our terms of service and have available your travel dates, destinations and number of persons traveling by age. The day long tours include: 
Accommodations with breakfast,  
Transport from/to your hotel and the events you have selected, 
Sightseeing events and entry fees,  
Local guide and concierge services. 
If you are planning multiple days, locations and activities during your trip, please be sure to contact us before booking your tours so that we can assist you with your travel plans. 
Tell us About Your Next Trip  

Connect for Your Next American Experience

 

Supply Chain and Sales Solutions

 Supply Chain and Sales Solutions

Arezza offers Supply Chain Management and Logistics Solutions for small and mid-size manufacturers, including marine, energy and environmental products and services, designed to support domestic and export sales. 

a simple proposition for your consideration as a 

Seller - on-demand transactions, at cost with door to door service that market, sell and deliver your products and related services, without any fees or mark-ups.

Buyer - CIF service, also at cost + negotiable per transaction fee.

Information 

for free listing of your products and related services

US origin content, location, specifications, availability, FOB sale price and one photo.

Supplier Questions

Contact us 

with your questions, sales, purchases and freight requirements

Microgrids and Energy-as-a-Service

 Energy as a Service enables the efficient utilization of resources and assets by helping customers modify energy consumption with time-of-use and real-time pricing.

microgrid systems with equipment re-use re-manufacturing and redeployment

A client-centric approach that reduces energy consumption and costs in collaboration with local utilities and service providers. EaaS:

o   requires no money down or investments by the project beneficiaries

o   includes equipment and components life cycle management and after sales services

o   offers local and regional employment opportunities as well as contracting opportunities

o   features environment friendly services

o   utilizes performance-based payment systems and client discounts

Utilities are project(s) participants. Clients own plant and equipment after 5 years

Distributed Generation occurs on a property site when energy is sold to the building occupants; Power Purchase Agreements - PPAs - enable businesses and governments to purchase electricity directly from the generator rather than from the utility. 

PPAs are a legal contract between an electricity generator and a power purchaser

Microgrids are electric grids that manage energy and ensure reliable delivery. A self-sufficient, energy plant, the microgrid serves a specific geographic area, neighborhood, and community with distributed energy resources - solar, wind, CHP, other - energy storage, as well as electric vehicle charging stations. Interconnected to nearby buildings, the microgrid provides electricity, heating, and cooling.

community-friendly microgrids: a cheaper alternative in infrastructure development

As-a-Service Models work particularly well for capital-intensive energy projects; EaaS shifts long-term capital expenditures into a short-term operational expense.

EaaS secures microgrid benefits without risk. The microgrid can serve as the primary source of electrical power, as the emergency backup source of power in the event of a grid outage as it captures reduced energy consumption and utility bills, and sells surplus electricity to the local grid operator. 

 

Arezza Projects in Historic Communities

Supply Chain Management Services in American and Italian Small Towns

The Concept a program anchored in communities with a history as hub cities, hence a reliance on connections and collaborations within and among regions, resulting in a national trading platform with economies of scale utilizing historic trade routes and state of the art products and services to the benefit of community businesses, commuters, residents, and visitors.

Objectives support locally owned enterprises and achieve economies of scale pricing in selected communities in the areas of travel destination management, transit services, energy efficiency and manufacturing.

Job One: Rebuild the Supply Chain

Ways and Means projects, unique to each community but connecting participating towns via customer sharing, transit programs, energy management and similar measures.

Participants a team of product and services providers with know-how and resources to jump-start projects in collaboration with local partners.

Client Targets US and International Vacationers, Business Travelers, and Commuters; small commercial, public, and private properties typically found on main street and in historic districts, including train stations, museums, and entertainment venues; transportation services providers.

A team tasked to develop deploy manage and market uniquely local projects

Projects in Historic Towns the successful implementation of projects in local areas rests on a clear plan to develop and implement commercial strategies, economies of scale, self-finance, in kind payments, revenue-based funding and sharing that, in turn, create new sustainable wealth and economic opportunities by:

• Improving local knowledge and expertise,

• Ensuring accountability and responsibility by participants,

• Educating visitors to ensure respect for local values and traditions,

• Utilizing market forces to achieve economies of scale and purchasing power,

• Generating capital resources for small enterprises,

• Partnering with local government and nonprofits to reach into the community.