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This new Robert Allan RApport 2400 design tugs have been customized by the designer, the builder, and owner to provide specific operational features.
Eastern Shipbuilding delivers new Z-drive tug to Bisso Offshore
Ken Hocke
L&L Marine has an option on an additional vessel from of Bayou la Batre-based Rodriquez Shipbuilding. Thordon Bearings photo
Rodriquez Shipbuilding delivers 1,600-hp towboat to L&L Marine
WorkBoat Staff
The Council represents 40 companies that own and operate over 80 shipyards, with facilities on all three U.S. coasts, the Great Lakes, the inland waterways system, Alaska and Hawaii. Ken Hocke photo
Shipbuilders Council announces 2020 shipyard safety awards
WorkBoat Staff
Austal USA held christening ceremonies in September 2011 for the U.S. Navy’s first Joint High-Speed Vessel (JHSV) — the Spearhead. At that time the vessel was called the Joint High-Speed Vessel until the Navy changed it to Expeditionary Fast Transport so
Austal USA completes sea trials for Navy fast transport vessel
Ken Hocke
This is the third passenger vessel Burger has built for Chicago
Burger Boat launches new cruise vessel for Chicago
Ken Hocke
Hard Drive Marine recently announced the opening of a new manufacturing facility in Bellingham, Wash. Hard Drive Marine photo
Hard Drive Marine opens new R&D facility in Washington
WorkBoat Staff
The Oliver Henry is the second of three FRCs to be homeported in Apra Harbor, Guam, increasing the presence for the U.S. Coast Guard in the Indo-Pacific Theater. Bollinger Shipyards photo
Bollinger delivers second of three FRCs to be homeported in Guam
WorkBoat Staff
The new vessel will replace the 100’x24’, 167-ton J. Millard Tawes. Maryland DNR photo
Blount Boats awarded $9 million contract to build new icebreaker for Maryland
David Krapf
For the operator, one of the most valuable features of the vessel is the excellent fuel economy. All American Marine rendering
All American to build new 50' NOAA research vessel
WorkBoat Staff
The unique characteristics of Life Proof Boats make them well-suited to the Northeast, the boatbuilder said. Life Proof Boats photo
Life Proof Boats expands into the Northeast
WorkBoat Staff
C&C Marine delivers new dredge to Texas
Ken Hocke
Halter Marine delivered the T-AGOS 23 USNS Impeccable in 1995. Halter Marine rendering
Halter Marine awarded Navy contract for T-AGOS program studies
WorkBoat Staff
The keel-laying for the LNG bunker barge was held at Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding in late June. Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding photo
Keel laid at Bay Ship for LNG bunker barge
WorkBoat Staff
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