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SeaTac Marine Services increases barge capacity to Alaska
Written by Nick Blenkey
Offering nearly 30,000 square feet of deck space, SeaTac Atlas is one of the larger barges in the Pacific cargo trade.
Seattle, Wash., based SeaTac Marine Services has acquired a new heavy deck cargo barge.
Built in 2010, and now named SeaTac Atlas, the barge can haul up to 11,000 tons and, with nearly 30,000 square feet of deck space, is one of the larger barges in the Pacific cargo trade.
The
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Vigor awarded $21.5 million MSC contract
Written by Marine Log Staff
The Military Sealift Command fleet replenishment oiler USNS Yukon (T-AO 202), right, conducts a replenishment-at-sea [U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist Seaman Chris Cavagnaro]
Vigor Marine LLC, Portland, Oregon, has been awarded a $21,543,401 firm-fixed-price contract for a 76-calendar day shipyard availability. The work to be performed provides services for the regular overhaul availability and dry-docking of the fleet oiler USNS Yukon (T-AO 202). The contract also contains 11 unexercised options that, if
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USACE awards $8.9 million deck barge contract
Written by Marine Log Staff
Sterling Shipyard LP, Port Naches, Texas, has been awarded an $8,980,400 firm-fixed-price contract for services to build, test, and deliver a new deck barge that will be paired with a government purchased crawler crane to form a crane barge.
Bids were solicited via the internet with four received. Work will be performed in Port Naches, Texas, with an estimated completion date of July 31, 2022.
Fiscal 2020 revolving funds in the amount of $8,980,400 were
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Thome invests in Kongsberg Digital full mission bridge simulator
Written by Nick Blenkey
At the controls of Thome’s new navigation bridge simulator
Now in operation at the Thome Group’s Makati City facility in the Philippines’ Metro Manila region, a new full mission navigation bridge simulator with a 320⁰ view was formally opened, following all relevant COVID-19 protocols, on January 20, 2021. Present at the event were Per Selmer Olsen, VP for Thome Ship Management, ROHQ, Ian R. Garcia, CEO of the TSM Group and Elmer Pulumbarit from the International
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VIDEO: Incat Tasmania’s latest fast ferry sets sail for Port of Spain
Written by Nick Blenkey
On contractual sea trials off the southern coast of Tasmania Buccoo Reef achieved maximum speeds in excess of 45 knots.
Following completion of sea trials, Australian shipbuilder Incat Tasmania’s latest delivery, the 100 meter catamaran fast ferry Buccoo Reef , departed Hobart for Port of Spain yesterday. The delivery voyage to Trindad and Tobago is anticipated to take approximately a month via Tahiti and the Panama Canal.
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Seafarers on hunger strike hospitalized in Kuwait
Written by Nick Blenkey
Mohamed Arrachedi, ITF Arab World and Iran Network Coordinator. “While it was the Qatari shipowner and the flag state of Palau who let these seafarers down, we call on Kuwait to show leadership in resolving this crisis.”
Indian, Turkish, Azerbaijaniani and Bangladeshi seafarers are in the third week of a hunger strike in the port of Shuaiba, Kuwait, reports the International Transport Workers Federation.
The abandoned crew of the bulk carrier Ula (IMO number: 8102414) have
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Wing sail system wins DNV GL Approval in Principle
Written by Nick Blenkey
Rendering of a 300,000 dwt VLCC with the wings sails in place.[Image copyright KSOE]
DNV GL has awarded an Approval in Principle (AIP) to Korea Shipbuilding and Offshore Engineering (KSOE) for a wing-sail auxiliary propulsion system for ships that is the result of a joint research project by KSOE — the shipbuilding holding company of Hyundai Heavy Industries Group — and SK Shipping.
The wing sail design is 20 meters wide, 50 meters high and installed
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Inmarsat marks a Fleet Xpress milestone and launches a data academy
Written by Nick Blenkey
Ronald Spithout, President, Inmarsat Maritime: “Maritime digitalization is now unstoppable.”
In yet another sign of shipping’s insatiable appetite for data, Inmarsat has completed the 10,000th ship installation of its Fleet Xpress maritime broadband solution. Simultaneously it has launched a new “Fleet Data Academy,” with existing partners, shipowners and operators to enable them to both understand fully and adopt the rapidly growing range of digital applications that are making the maritime industry safer, greener and more efficient.
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Pete Buttigieg: “I support the Jones Act”
Written by Nick Blenkey
Pete Buttigieg at nomination hearing [Screen capture from C-Span video]
President Biden’s nominee for Secretary of Transportation, Pete Buttigieg, affirmed his support for the Jones Act at his nomination hearing in the Senate today, drawing applause from the Shipbuilders Council of America.
Here’s a transcript (via C-Span) of the relevant part of the testimony:
Senator Maria Cantwel l (D. Wash.): Thank you. Lastly, I am a big Jones Act supporter and Washington State and the trade that we
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USCG moves ahead on passenger vessel SMS requirement
Written by Nick Blenkey
KPIX CBS TV footage shows ferocity of Conception dive boat fire that cost 34 lives
The U.S. Coast Guard is moving forward with plans to require that U.S. flag passenger vessels have Safety Management Systems—structured and documented sets of procedures enabling company and vessel personnel to effectively implement safety and environmental protection policies that are specific to the company or vessel.
For nearly two decades, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has identified issues
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