Hearing on Maritime Transportation Amendments of 2004

Thursday, May 06, 2004

The Subcommittee on Coast Guard and Maritime Transportation will conduct a hearing on the Maritime Transportation Amendments of 2004 (H.R. 4251) on May 6, 2004. The bill, if enacted, would, among other things, provide for in rem liability for a vessel used in violation of the Maritime Transportation Security Act and provide for inspection of towing vessels. (HK Law).

advertise here

Maritime Reporter May 2013 Digital Edition

FREE Maritime Reporter Subscription

Latest Maritime News

Coast Guard Cadets Navigate 'Eagle' by Sextant

Escort Tugs in San Francisco Bay

Subsea 7 Wins GofM Pemex Contract

Tidewater to Acquire Troms Offshore Supply

Irving Engages Suppliers on AOPS Opportunities

Maritime Jobs

OFFSHORE DRILLING ENGINEER

Port Engineer

Project Engineer

Chief Mate - R/V Oceanus

Engineering Manager/Naval Architect

Contracts

US-based Hercules Offshore Sells Most of Inland Fleet

Hercules Offshore agrees sale of 11 inland barge rigs, which includes 3 active rigs, 8 cold stacked rigs, & related assets ("Inland Asset Package") for cash proceeds of approximately $45 million.

Metron Get Navy R&D LDUUV Contract

The Department of Defense award Metron Inc. a contract for development of a large displacement unmanned undersea vehicle (LDUUV). Metron, Inc., of Reston, Va.

W&O Realizes SeaCor Pipe-dream

W&O designated preferred North American distributor of first United States Coast Guard-approved marine plastic piping system. W&O, a global supplier of marine pipe,

Maritime Security Maritime Standards Naval Architecture Navigation Offshore Oil Pipelines Port Authority Ship Repair Ship Simulators Shipbuilding / Vessel Construction