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Steve Mosco

Senior Associate Editor

Steve Mosco is a New York–based journalist and editor covering the commercial maritime, marine propulsion, and industrial technology sectors.

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As new construction stalls and project scopes narrow, operators are relying on existing vessels to meet demand. Doug Stewart Photo.

The US offshore vessel market is holding steady

Eastern Shipbuilding Group’s Port St. Joe facility is at the center of a planned maritime academy aimed at building a local workforce pipeline. Eastern Shipbuilding Group photo.

Eastern Shipbuilding backs workforce pipeline with planned maritime training academy

A ferry docks at the Fauntleroy terminal in West Seattle as growing infrastructure demand raises concerns about cement supply for marine projects. Shutterstock photo.

Cement supply squeeze could hinder maritime infrastructure projects

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The 300,000-sq.-ft. expansion will add three slips and a dedicated production line for the company’s 180' autonomous ships. Saronic photo.
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General Dynamics Bath Iron Works on the Kennebec River, Bath, Maine. BIW photo.
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A Delaware River and Bay Authority ferry operates on the Cape May, N.J.–Lewes, Del., route. DRBA recently secured $30 million in federal funding for a new hybrid diesel-electric replacement vessel. Delaware River and Bay Authority photo.
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DOT awards $665 million for ferry projects in 14 states

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