Great Lakes Shipyard books fabrication job
AUGUST 26, 2013 — Great Lakes Shipyard, Cleveland, OH, has been awarded a contract to fabricate a new floating breakwater for Cleveland’s Whiskey Island Marina . The shipyard will fabricate two 150
AUGUST 26, 2013 — Great Lakes Shipyard, Cleveland, OH, has been awarded a contract to fabricate a new floating breakwater for Cleveland’s Whiskey Island Marina . The shipyard will fabricate two 150
AUGUST 25, 2013 — Nobu Su’s Taiwan headquartered TMT said today that vehicle exporters in Africa, European and China are facing losses as a result of legal action by banks that have
AUGUST 23, 2013 — Indianapolis headquartered International Medical Group has enhanced its marine group medical insurance program, International Marine Medical Insurance (IMMI). It says that the enhancements enable shipowners to provide their
AUGUST 23, 2013 — MAN Diesel & Turbo has won an order from Meyer Werft to supply its V48/60CR engines for the two Breakaway Plus cruise ships that the shipbuilder is building
AUGUST 23, 2013 — Professional Indemnity insurer ITIC is warning its members about a recent spate of crew scams which threaten to involve unwary ship agents in significant financial loss and exposure
August 23, 2013—The Marine Response Alliance (MRA) will host an OPA 90 regulatory Seminar “Navigating US Waters” on September 4th in Hamburg, Germany at Le Meridien hotel. The afternoon seminar will bring
AUGUST 23, 2013 — Damen Shipyards Group and the Mexican Navy have signed a contact that will see a fourth Damen Stan Patrol 4207 built at ASTIMAR 1, the Mexican Navy shipyard
AUGUST 23, 2013 — Crowley Maritime Corp.’s Micki Harrison, director, human resources, and Miguel Artiga, vice president, logistics, Central America, were presented with 2012 Thomas Crowley awards at a ceremony yesterday at
AUGUST 23, 2013 — The cruise market is forecast to exhibit dynamic growth in the period up to 2025, taking annual passenger demand up from around 20.9 million passengers in 2012 to
AUGUST 23, 2013 — Danish shipowner DFDS is to use scrubber technology to help it meet regulations that will put a 0.1 percent cap on the sulfur content of marine fuel from