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Master Boat Builders, Coden, Ala. was one of the two shipyards awarded construction contracts by Gulf LNG Tugs. Doug Stewart photo.
Gulf LNG Tugs awards contracts for four more Z-Tech tugboats
WorkBoat Staff
Shipyard workers are hard to come by for many shipyards. Doug Stewart photo
Workforce shortages plague Gulf Coast shipyards
Ken Hocke
Alaska is receiving $286 million in federal funding to upgrade its ferries and ferry infrastructure. Alaska Marine Highway System photo
Government funding drives ferry projects
Capt. Arnie Hammerman
Crowley rendering
Crowley awarded design and production contracts for 6,000-hp Crescent tug
WorkBoat Staff
Hobie Boeschenstein at left, SeaTrac’s director of product and business development, deep in conversation with SeaTrac co-founder and designer Jigger Herman in the company's Marblehead, Mass., workshop. Robin G. Coles photo.
SeaTrac’s unmanned surface vehicles
The vessel was built to Coast Guard standards and will operate as a multipurpose research vessel in the Hawaiian waters and offshore on ocean routes. All American Marine photo
All American delivers research vessel to Hawaii
WorkBoat Staff
The new vessel concept pairs traditional propulsion while carrying a modular reactor that can be activated upon arrival at the destination and then deactivated and transported after the power supply is discontinued. Crowley rendering
Crowley, BWXT unveil nuclear power generation vessel concept
WorkBoat Staff
Safe Boats International photo.
Patrol boats are major weapons against bad actors
Ken Hocke
Washington's Skagit County has operated a vehicle and passenger ferry service between Anacortes, Wash., and Guemes Island, Wash., since the early 1960s. Glosten rendering
Washington county seeks bids for new electric ferry
WorkBoat Staff
Small Shipyard grants under $500,000 may be subject to waivers. Ken Hocke photo
Senator presses Biden not to weaken Small Shipyard Grant Program
WorkBoat Staff
The 70-passenger vessel was built to U.S. Coast Guard Subchapter T regulations and is fuel efficient at cruising speeds as well comfortable during tours and snorkel operations, according to a statement released by AAM. All American Marine photo
All American delivers ocean tour and dive boat to Hawaii
WorkBoat Staff
The construction of these modules is the result of the strategic partnership formed in 2022 between Austal USA and Electric Boat, supported by the U.S. Navy. General Dynamics Electric Boat web site image
Austal USA to build three Virginia-class submarine modules
WorkBoat Staff
The delivery of the 8,487 dwt. Empire State, which has a running speed of 18 knots, marks the delivery of the first government ship built using the VCM contract model. TOTE Services photo
Philly Shipyard delivers first national security multi-mission vessel
WorkBoat Staff
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