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Offshore wind to be featured at the WorkBoat Show
Kirk Moore
Sun filters down on a jack-up rig in the Gulf of Mexico. BOEM photo.
Lauricella named operations coordinator at OMSA
WorkBoat Staff
The Geoquip Saentis transits at Norfolk, Va., on May 12, 2021. OMSA photo.
U.S. offshore industry group alleges wind developers violating Jones Act
Kirk Moore
Crowley and Shell to operate largest LNG bunker barge in U.S.
WorkBoat Staff
A tug passes before docked cruise ships on Puget Sound's Elliott Bay. Creative Commons photo by Chuck Taylor.
Exemption sought to Passenger Vessel Services Act
Dale K. DuPont
At 1013.5 feet, Interlake Steamship Company’s flagship M/V Paul R. Tregurtha is the longest ship on the Great Lakes. Interlake Steamship Company photo
U.S.-flag Great Lakes fleet continues to invest
Guest Author
Crowley Maritime photo
Crowley's Jensen Maritime combined into new engineering group
WorkBoat Staff
Conrad Shipyard photo
Conrad cuts steel for new suction hopper dredge
WorkBoat Staff
AWO is pushing for mariners to be prioritized to receive Covid-19 vaccinations. Harbor Docking & Towing photo
Vaccinate mariners now
David Krapf
Vineyard Wind developers plan to use the 14-megawatt GE Haliade X turbine for their project 15 miles south of Martha's Vineyard, Mass. GE image.
The Biden boost comes early for offshore wind
Kirk Moore
Maritime workers — including those that work on barges — are considered essential employees and should report to work during the COVID-19 crisis. USACE photo.
Maritime industry praises Buttigieg confirmation as DOT secretary
Pamela Glass
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