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The M/V Harvest Spirit offloads steel coils at the Port of Monroe., Minn., in May 2022. Port of Monroe photo.

Strong start to St. Lawrence Seaway season

Cheetah Marine'a 9.95-meter length, 3.6-meter beam (32.6’x11.8’) catamaran design was built in a custom edition for the Fluid Water Taxi service on the United Kingdom’s south coast. Cheetah Marine photo.

Cheetah Marine introduces new walk-around cabin workboat

Renovations to the historic Ship Supply Building at Fishermen’s Terminal are among $100 million in investments committed by the Port of Seattle. Miller Hull Partnership rendering.

Port of Seattle breaks ground for Maritime Innovation Center

Michael Connor, assistant secretary of civil works for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, said the latest deepening plan "will ensure the Port of New York and New Jersey remains a premier port for the years to come.” PANYNJ photo.

Port Authority plans $32 million deepening for New York’s Gravesend Anchorage

New Jersey officials and Ørsted settled claims over the cancelled Ocean Wind turbine array off Atlantic City, N.J., reducing the company's potential penalties from $300 million to $125 million. Ørsted image

NJ, Ørsted settle claims over Ocean Wind cancellation

Metal Shark annøunced the Navy has awarded a new seven-year contract for up to 73 patrol boats worth $290 million. Metal Shark photo.

Metal Shark, ReconCraft land Navy 40' patrol boat contracts

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Gulf of Maine proposed lease sale public auction seminar

XL AUV, Theseus, began sea trials in the summer of 1994 and was deployed to the Arctic in the spring of 1995 and the spring of 1996.ISE Photo.

ISE announces its Revolutionary Subsea Surveillance Team

Vita Power's SeaDog is a 100% electric commercial RIB. The first was delivered to Westport Harbor, Redwood City, Calif. earlier this month. Vita Power photo.

Vita Power delivers 100% electric RIB to California

St. Johns Ship Building, Palatka, Fla., announced earlier this year that it signed a contract with Seapath for construction of a series of six ABS-certified deck barges. St. Johns Ship Building photo

St. Johns Shipbuilding constructing six new deck barges for Seapath