Great Lakes Dredge & Dock gets dredging awards

GLDD wins awards totaling $112.8 million

America’s largest provider of dredging services, Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corporation today reported that it had received major dredging awards totaling $112.8 million. The work includes: Mobile Harbor Navigation-Phase 3 Project

Joris Van Brussel, Global General Manager, Shell Marine

Shell Marine expands Shipcare network

First launched at the Port of Singapore last year, the Shell Marine Shipcare portfolio of shipping maintenance products and solutions is now available at eight ports around the world, including Amsterdam, Busan,

Crack in I-40 bridge sees Lower Mississippi closure

The U.S. Coast Guard issued a waterway restriction to all vessel traffic on the Lower Mississippi River Tuesday near the I-40 bridge in Memphis, Tenn. The waterway restriction closes the river to

Crew on simulator bridge as part of blended learning

ABB Marine Academy supports customers with blended learning

In response to customers’ requests for safe and efficient training of crews during ongoing global travel restrictions, ABB Marine & Ports has developed a new blended learning program for its Azipod propulsion

Start of construction of NSC 11 at Ingalls

Ingalls starts fabrication of NSC 11

The Ingalls Shipbuilding division of Huntington Ingalls Industries’ (NYSE: HII) today marked the start of fabrication of the U.S. Coast Guard Legend-class national security cutter Friedman (NSC 11). The start of fabrication

Pin marks Subchapter M deadline date on calendar

Key Subchapter M compliance deadline nears

In what will be a gentle reminder to some towing vessel owners, and likely a jarring wake-up call to others, a post on the Coast Guard Maritime Commons blog notes that the

Three boats alongside dock

USCG issues waterways commerce cutter RFP

The U.S. Coast Guard Acquisition Directorate reports that the Coast Guard waterways commerce cutter (WCC) program released a request for proposal (RFP) on April 30 for the design and construction of its

Officials under a canopy look at plans

Port Houston breaks ground for Ship Channel deepening project

Marking the start of National Infrastructure Week, Port Houston has held a ceremony breaking the ground for the start of construction work to support widening and deepening the 52-mile Houston Ship Channel.

USCG is to crack down on small passenger vessel fire safety

USCG proposes to update electrical engineering regs

by Tom Ewing On April 22, the U.S. Coast Guard published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NOPR) to update maritime electrical engineering (EE) regulations. The regulations impact design, construction and inspection of

Forward end of Offshore patrol cutter

Eastern Shipbuilding gets OPC program contract mods

In an action valued at $356.5 million, the Coast Guard last month modified its contract with Eastern Shipbuilding Group (ESG), giving the Panama City, Fla., shipyard the go ahead to begin construction

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