Shipbuilding

Bollinger is using a proven, in-service parent craft design based on the Damen Stan Patrol Boat 4708. Bollinger Shipyards photo

Bollinger delivers 52nd fast response cutter to Coast Guard

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When delivered, the new cew transfer vessels will give Farra Marine a fleet of 14 CTVs servicing the UK and European offshore wind industry. Incat Crowther rendering

Seven new CTVs to be built for Ireland operator

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85'x26'x12' aluminum firefighting, rescue, and patrol boat built by MetalCraft, operates in the waters off Kuwait. MetalCraft Marine photo.

Emergency response vessels have many responsibilities

Ken Hocke

HAV Design, a subsidiary of HAV Group ASA, is headquartered in Fosnavåg, Norway. Crest photo

European firm to design SOV for US wind farm use

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Marine Group Boat Works graduates 30 from marine welding certification program

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A 150' hydrogen-fueled research vessel commissioned by the University of California, San Diego’s Scripps Institution of Oceanography. Glosten image

Hydrogen-fueled research vessel being built for California

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This is the second Navy ship named after the coastal Florida city — Apalachicola — both ships were built in Mobile, Ala. Austal USA photo

Austal USA delivers fast transport vessel to Navy

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The 15-acre site now provides 678' of improved San Diego Bay shoreline, and 80,000 sq. ft. of covered working space. Austal USA photo

Austal USA opens San Diego ship repair facility

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ACBL’s new towboat, due for delivery late this year, will support barge operations in one of the busiest ship channels in the world, the Port of Houston. ACBL rendering

Steiner Construction to build new 82' towboat for ACBL

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Designing the first fully electric truckable tug

Eric van Rees

Vigor Industrial is part of Titan Acquisition Holdings. Carlyle and Stellex Capital Management photo

Vigor sold to private equity firm as part of parent company’s deal

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BAE Systems plans to invest in a modern $200 million shiplift/land-level repair complex at its Jacksonville, Florida shipyard. The complex will expand the current capacity to drydock ships onsite. BAE Systems photo.

BAE to invest in $200 million shiplift land-level repair complex at its Jacksonville shipyard

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Proposed 492'x105' installation vessel for floating wind turbines. Damen rendering

New installation vessel for securing floating wind turbines

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