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The shipyard allows ReconCraft to construct vessels up to 120' ReconCraft photo
ReconCraft expands to new Oregon shipyard
WorkBoat Staff
The vessel Kvitbjørn (translation: Polar Bear) was successfully launched on May 2, 2022. Jeremiah Karpowicz photo
Launch of hybrid-electric vessel set to usher in new era of electromobility at sea
Jeremiah Karpowicz
The operational capabilities of OSVs may evolve to support many disparate sectors such as offshore wind, space missions (launches and recoveries), carbon capture (transport) and subsea mining. ABS image
ABS offers glimpse into the future of OSV design
WorkBoat Staff
New fire/rescue boat protects Boca Grande Island in Florida. MetalCraft Marine photo
Shipyards are bringing the fight to the fire
Ken Hocke
The WINDEA CTV fleet is owned and operated by MidOcean Wind LLC and Hornblower Wind LLC. (a member of Hornblower Group), with technical and operational support from WINDEA Offshore shareholder Ems Maritime Offshore GmbH. Incat Crowther rendering
U.S. shipyards to build Incat Crowther designed CTVs for WINDEA CTV
Ken Hocke
Berg’s hybrid electric propulsion system includes high levels of redundancy for safety as well as the ability to switch seamlessly between operating modes with the push of a button. Master Boat Builders photo
New Seabulk tug features Berg hybrid electric propulsion
Ken Hocke
The newbuild ferry will carry 316 passengers over two decks in two distinct classes. Incat Crowther rendering
Incat Crowther's digital shipbuilding showcased in new ferry
WorkBoat Staff
The 92'x33' passenger/vehicle ferry will be servicing traffic to and from Neebish Island in the Eastern Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Seacraft Design rendering
Burger Boat building 92' passenger/vehicle ferry for Michigan
WorkBoat Staff
Eastern’s design of the 360'x54' OPC includes a draft of 17', speed in excess of 22 knots, a range of 10,200 nautical miles (at 14 knots), endurance for 60-day patrol cycles, capable of carrying an MH-60R or MH-65 helicopter, and three over-the-horizon (OTH) cutter boats. Eastern Shipbuilding Group rendering
Eastern to build fourth offshore patrol cutter
WorkBoat Staff
Customized Ambar series 28' RIB for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Silver Ships photo
Silver Ships delivers 28' RIB to NOAA
WorkBoat Staff
Conrad will build two two CELRE Detroit Ice-class tugs for the Corps of Engineers. Conrad Shipyard rendering
Conrad to build two tugs for the Corps
WorkBoat Staff
The 6,800-hp tug Athena. Crowley Maritime photo
Crowley takes delivery of fourth Tier 4 ship assist and harbor escort tug
WorkBoat Staff
The Aleutian Falcon at pierside before the Feb. 17, 2021 shipyard fire. Trident Seafoods Corporation photo.
NTSB: Poor planning for shipyard ‘hot work’ blamed for fish processor fire
Kirk Moore
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