Tugs

Glosten designed the Seaway Trident tug, one of ten vessels honored as this year’s most significant boats at the International WorkBoat Show. Glosten photo.

Glosten design named one of WorkBoat's 10 Significant Boats

Matt Collins

Signet Maritime photo

Signet tugs named ‘Boat of the Year’ by WorkBoat

Ken Hocke

The future 263'x59' USNS Billy Frank, Jr., the Navy’s 11th towing, salvage and rescue ship (T-ATS 11), but first being built at Austal USA. Austal USA rendering

Austal USA holds T-ATS keel ceremony

WorkBoat Staff

Harbor tug operates at the port of Los Angeles/Long Beach. Credit: Foss Maritime

Industry concerns over CARB amendments spark emission compliance battle

Benjamin Hayden

Master Boat Builders, Coden, Ala. was one of the two shipyards awarded construction contracts by Gulf LNG Tugs. Doug Stewart photo.

Gulf LNG Tugs awards contracts for four more Z-Tech tugboats

WorkBoat Staff

The 6,772-hp Bay-Houston tug George M. Gulf Island Shipyards photo

Seacor to sell US harbor towing assets to E.N. Bisso and Bay-Houston Towing

WorkBoat Staff

Crowley rendering

Crowley awarded design and production contracts for 6,000-hp Crescent tug

WorkBoat Staff

The tug Franklin Reinauer carried rescue workers to Lower Manhattan. Tugs from Moran, McAllister, K-Sea and others also helped in the transport of workers and survivors. US Coast Guard / PA2 Tom Sperduto photo.

Remembering 9/11: Calling All Boats 22 years later

WorkBoat Staff

The new Navajo class of U.S. Navy towing, salvage and rescue ships is named in recognition of the tribe and the Diné people. Bollinger Shipyards Inc. photo

Bollinger delivers Navajo T-ATS vessel to the U.S. Navy

WorkBoat Staff

Steiner Construction Inc. Bayou La Batre, Ala. Doug Stewart Photo.

U.S. financial assistance programs aid tug and barge industry

Ken Hocke