Coastal & Inland Waterways

tug-progress-Rainer-shipyard-Foss-Maritime — Foss Maritime photo

Number of tugs for sale dips in November, report says

WorkBoat Staff

barges — David Krapf photo

High steel prices curtail new hopper barge construction

WorkBoat Staff

Army Corps of Engineers photo

Corps releases $23 billion fiscal 2022 work plan

WorkBoat Staff

Grain-barges-NOLA-USDA — USDA photo/ Anson Eaglin.

Grain transportation steady in 2021

David Krapf

The St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corp. (SLSMC) announced this week that more than 38 million tonnes (41.8 million tons) of cargo transited the system during the 2021 navigation season. Alexanne Brisson photo

St. Lawrence Seaway 2021 cargo tops 2020's results

WorkBoat Staff

There are accommodations for a crew of eight and up to four passengers. Weeks Marine photo

Weeks Marine takes delivery of 78' modified lugger tug

Ken Hocke

The new tug carries an ABS International Loadline in addition to being built to Subchapter M certification and receiving a USCG COI. Bisso Towboat photo

Bisso Towboat adds another 100' ASD tug to its fleet

Ken Hocke

John Roberts. Ingram Marine Group photo

Ingram Marine Group taps Roberts to be its next president

WorkBoat Staff

The Coast Guard and National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a barge allision with the Bayou Ramos Bridge near Morgan City, La., and Amelia, La., on Highway 182. (Photo courtesy of Cajun Drone Photography, Jim Pierce JR FAA 107 Certified Pilot)

Barge allision closes southeast Louisiana bridge

WorkBoat Staff

American Patriot Holdings issued a request for proposal on Dec. 14, 2021,for construction of four inland river container “hybrid” design vessels. American Patriot Holdings rendering

American Patriot Holdings issues RFP for four river container vessels

WorkBoat Staff

For the week ending Dec. 11, 493 grain barges moved down river — 48 fewer barges than the previous week. WorkBoat file photo

Barged grain movements fall 4%

WorkBoat Staff

Without grain factored in, overall tonnage numbers would be up 13%. Chamber of Marine Commerce photo

U.S. Great Lakes ports report cargo spikes

WorkBoat Staff

port-of-nola-krapf — The Port of New Orleans. David Krapf photo

Corps is taking the deep route

Ken Hocke