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Sep 08, 2004
By Larry Pearson
Late last year was a high water mark of sorts in the Articulated Tug-Barge (ATB) business. In December, Crowley Maritime of Seattle, Wash.
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Sep 08, 2004
By Larry Pearson
Conrad Industries, Morgan City, La. opened a crew/supply boat fabrication and repair facility in nearby Amelia, La. about a year ago. Since
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Sep 08, 2004
Claiming "an advancement in the art of tug and barge design," Ocean Tug & Barge Engineering (OT&B), Milford, Conn., has introduced a new ATB design "based on
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Sep 08, 2004
By Larry Pearson
Shipyards in most major shipbuilding centers around the country are busy with double-hulled barge projects. The required phase out by OPA-90
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Sep 08, 2004
By Larry Pearson
Four years into the new Millennium designers of workboats are incorporating new technologies and greater efficiencies into their designs
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Sep 08, 2004
By Jeffrey S. Moller
The maritime law community is awaiting the next pronouncement by the U.S. Supreme Court pertaining to the definition of a Jones Act seaman.
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Sep 08, 2004
The American Waterways Operators (AWO) pledged as the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) released the results of its investigation of the May 2002 I-40 bridge accident at Webbers Falls,
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Sep 08, 2004
"It is exciting to see our vessels coming and going through the harbor, I particularly enjoy that fact that we appear to be one of the busiest, and best looking fleets on the water,
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