CRCC fund app Timeline
The CRCC Fund AppLICATION has been years in the making.
The ILA, USMX, and the CRCC Fund — under the terms of the ILA-USMX Master Contract — defined the requirements together and presented the first version of the CRCC Fund Application in December 2014. Since then, we have been on the path of continuous improvement. Today, all carriers are onboard — including the smaller shipping lines. CRCC Fund has migrated the system to an enterprise-level data center and implemented best-of-class data recovery.
September 11, 2016
CRCC Fund Application Migration Completed
The migration of the CRCC Fund application to a new, enterprise-class data center was completed. Employing best-in-class managed hardware, the new data center solution enhanced performance, improved resilience, and a substantial upgrade to our disaster recovery capability.
This migration enabled the continued evolution of the application to continue to meet growing needs of the ILA, USMX, and the CRCC Fund.
June 2014 to October 2016
All Carriers Onboarded
All carriers, large and small, were on-boarded over the summer and into the fall of 2015.
JUNE 1, 2015
Launch of the CRCC Fund Application
We were extremely proud to announce the launch of the CRCC Fund Royalty Application. Watch this short introductory video for a brief introduction to the system, to learn how it works, and who was involved in its inception and development.
December 12, 2014
Carrier Demonstration
and Q&A Session Completed
CRCC Fund met in Newark and presented the new CRCC Fund Royalty Application to carrier representatives. We were able to field questions and comments. The presentation was available both live and online.
If you would like to review the presentation, which includes all audio as well as video from the screen that was being presented, please contact us.
December 10, 2014
Station Demonstration
and Q&A Session Completed
CRCC Fund met in Newark and presented the new CRCC Fund Royalty Application to station and port representatives. We were able to field questions and comments and assure all parties were able to provide feedback and input.
2013 - 2015
Project Researched and Defined
Under terms of the new Master Contract, the ILA and USMX agreed on the establishment of the CRCC Fund and defined requirements for the development of a comprehensive system to automate intake of carrier shipping reports and track carrier delivery tonnage on incoming and outgoing vessels, invoice carriers on a per voyage basis, collect and allocate carrier payments to appropriate funds. Over a two year period, we worked with both management and labor to define needs, develop the plan, design the application, and create the data schema that all parties could agree on.