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There's plenty of work building military ships in Gulf Coast shipyards. Austal USA photo
Military vessels are rolling out of Gulf Coast shipyards
Ken Hocke
The Navy is planning for at least 20 frigates to be built in the near future. Fincantieri Marinette Marine photo
Marinette Marine begins frigate construction
WorkBoat Staff
The Dorothy Day left Eastern Shipbuilding's Port St. Joe facility on Sept. 1. Eastern Shipbuilding photo
Eastern Shipbuilding delivers third and final Staten Island Ferry
WorkBoat Staff
WorkBoat file photo
Attitude adjustment needed
Ken Hocke
Zumwalt-class destroyer, Lyndon B. Johnson (DDG 1002) is seen docked at HII's Ingalls Shipbuilding where work will begin on the Combat Systems Availability. Huntington Ingalls Shipbuilding photo
Ingalls Shipyard inks combat systems availability contract
WorkBoat Staff
The vessel will be powered by an advanced parallel hybrid-electric propulsion system, consisting of two main engines, capable of producing 374 kW each, supplemented by two EM-PMI375-T200-2600 motor-generators. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory rendering
Snow & Company to build hybrid electric marine research vessel
WorkBoat Staff
CTVs will be able to operate on any wind farm in the U.S. under the strict safety and inspection standards of the U.S. Coast Guard. Atlantic Wind Transfers rendering
St. Johns Ship Building has six-boat contract from Atlantic Wind Transfers
WorkBoat Staff
The production package provides critical detail engineering to ensure that the ferry is both energy- and capacity-efficient during its operation. Crowley photo
Crowley secures subcontract for hybrid-electric ferry for Maine
WorkBoat Staff
The shipbuilding shift to a data-centric workflow
In May 2019, the Dare County board of commissioners approved a contract for the construction and operation of a new shallow-draft hopper dredge that could be used to address the significant shoaling that occurs in various channels and inlets throughout Dare County. Dare County Board of Commissiones photo
Conrad Shipyard delivers new dredge to Outer Banks
WorkBoat Staff
Design work started by engaging in-house experts with Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) and Motions Analysis experience to predict the vessel reactions to the expected conditions. Robert Allan Ltd. rendering
Robert Allan awarded contract for ATB convoys for Brazil
WorkBoat Staff
The Peterson Gas can carry a cargo of up to 2,500 gals. of fuel. Peterson Fuel photo
Peterson Fuel builds new fuel ship for Miami/Fort Lauderdale
Ken Hocke
The Jeremiah Denton is a sistership to the destroyer Frank E. Petersen Jr. (seen here). Huntington Ingalls Industries photo
Ingalls authenticates keel of guided missile destroyer
WorkBoat Staff
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