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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
The Port of New Orleans. David Krapf photo
Corps is taking the deep route
Ken Hocke
Marad awarded $1.47 million for the New York Harbor Container and Trailer-on-Barge Service. Sponsored by Red Hook Container Terminal, the project will be used to modify a deck barge to begin the Trailer-on-Barge Package Delivery Service of the New York Harbor Container & Trailer on Barge Service. Creative Commons photo
Marad awards $12.6 million in grants to nine marine highway projects
WorkBoat Staff
The Kirby towboat Cottle. Kirby Corp. photo
Kirby to pay over $15 million in damages for 2014 oil spill
WorkBoat Staff
The announcement is the result of a settlement agreement reached on Nov. 18, 2021, with the U.S. Department of Justice and the state of Louisiana regarding the case. Ken Hocke photo
ACBL found not at fault in 2008 collision, oil spill
WorkBoat Staff
The project will allow for larger container and petrochemical ships to more safely and efficiently navigate the Houston Ship Channel to access the Port of Houston. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock photo
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock gets Houston Ship Channel dredging contract
WorkBoat Staff
Illustration of the Centerville Turnpike Bridge at the time of the accident. NTSB illustration
NTSB determines cause of tow accident with the Centerville Turnpike Bridge in Virginia
WorkBoat Staff
Shipping containers were piled at Terminal 46 in Seattle as the container vessel CMA CGM Gemini waited nearby. Kirk Moore photo.
Northwest ports press forward from pandemic
Kirk Moore
For the week, 13, 557 grain barges moved down river — 180 barges more than the previous week. USDA photo/Anson Eaglin
Barged grain tonnage jumps significantly from last week's totals
WorkBoat Staff
Towboats in a group. WorkBoat file photo.
Infrastructure bill contains $2.5 billion for inland waterways
WorkBoat Staff
According to the latest figures from the St. Lawrence Seaway, 28.5 million metric tons of cargo have moved through the Seaway (from March 22 to October 31), up 1.9% from the same period in 2020. Chamber of Marine Commerce photo
Iron ore, general cargo spike at U.S. Great Lakes-Seaway ports in October
WorkBoat Staff
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