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During the first six months of 2023, Conrad added $191 million of backlog to its new construction segment. David Krapf photo
Conrad losses grow but backlog increases
WorkBoat Staff
Bollinger Shipyards, Lockport, La., is closing its New Orleans shipyard operations located on the Mississippi River in Algiers, La. Doug Stewart photo
Bollinger closing New Orleans operations
WorkBoat Staff
The mini-CTV can carry a crew of up to 12 personnel and is designed to be conveniently deployed from ECO Edison during extended offshore stays. Chartwell Marine rendering
First mini-CTV begins construction at Louisiana shipyard
WorkBoat Staff
The 460'x88' Coast Guard polar security cutter. Technology Associates rendering
Bollinger cuts steel on polar security cutter prototype module
WorkBoat Staff
Each energy container will house battery modules with storage capacity of almost 1.5 MWh, for a total capacity of 2,990 kW. Crowley rendering
Crowley breaks ground on charging station for all-electric tug
WorkBoat Staff
The vessel will operate in Kona’s deep waters up to 20 miles offshore. Hawaiian Adventures Kona web site photo
Brix Marine delivers 46' tour boat to Hawaii
Ken Hocke
The 39' CTV will simultaneously accompany the launch of ECO Edison, the first ever U.S.-built service operation vessel (SOV) announced in April 2023. Chartwell Marine rendering
Chartwell-designed mini-CTV for Edison Chouest begins construction
WorkBoat Staff
UVM's RV Marcelle Melosira will be ported at Rubenstein Ecosystem Science Laboratory on Lake Champlain. Derecktor Shipyards photo.
Derecktor delivers hybrid catamaran research vessel
WorkBoat Staff
Rendering provided by Darren Guillory, SSI.
What does the future of the maritime industry look like?
Benjamin Hayden
HII photo
Ingalls awarded Navy contract to build six destroyers
WorkBoat Staff
The company said it expected to have approximately 50% of its fleet converted by the end of July. John W. Stone photo
Louisiana fuel supplier converting marine fleet to renewable diesel
Benjamin Hayden
Freedom is reportedly the first Tier 4 towboat commissioned by a government agency and joins the exclusive ranks of just a few Tier 4-powered towboats that navigate the inland waterways, according to TVA officials. Shane Carman/TVA photo
Vessel Repair delivers 100' towboat to Tennessee Valley Authority
Benjamin Hayden
A rendering of the Nauticus Robotics’ autonomous surface vessel, Hydronaut, transporting the company’s subsea robot, Aquanaut. Credit: Nauticus Robotics
Nauticus Robotics’ ASV update
Benjamin Hayden
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