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During the first nine months of 2020, Conrad added $171.7 million of backlog to its new construction segment. Photo by David Krapf
Conrad adds $172 million to new construction backlog
WorkBoat Staff
Creative Commons image by Blogtrepreneur.
Seamen must receive proper medical treatment
Guest Author
After being delivered in late October, the Cape Fear joined the company
Chesapeake Shipbuilding delivers 3,000-hp tug to Vane Brothers
WorkBoat Staff
The Deepwater Wind power array off Block Island. Deepwater Wind photo.
BOEM pushes back final findings on Vineyard Wind
Kirk Moore
Maritime stakeholders can expect strong support in the White House for the Jones Act. freepik.com/palinchak photo
Biden and the maritime industry: On course with a few detours
Pamela Glass
Who actually owns the ship or shipyard?
Guest Author
The training ship is part of the U.S. Department of Transportation-Maritime Administration's National Defense Reserve Fleet. Pacific-Gulf Marine photo
Pacific-Gulf Marine assigned Marad training ship
WorkBoat Staff
Col. Matthew Luzzatto, commander, New York District, is briefed at Rockaway Project in Rockaway, N.Y. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers photo
Rockaway project resumes as crews increase efforts
WorkBoat Staff
The Robert Allan-designed RApport 2400 tug is powered by Caterpillar Tier 4 diesel engines. Eastern Shipbuilding Group photo
Naval architect plays key role in Caterpillar Tier 4 engine design
WorkBoat Staff
Scarlett Rose Furlong was designed by CT Marine LLC, Portland, Maine. C&C Marine and Repair photo
C&C Marine and Repair delivers 6,600-hp towboat to Hines Furlong Line
WorkBoat Staff
A single 600-megawatt wind farm in the Gulf would produce an estimated 4,400 jobs and $445 million in economic output during the construction phase. ABB photo
Louisiana pursuing wind energy opportunities in the Gulf of Mexico
WorkBoat Staff
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