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Federal Marine Bureau, LLC
Marine Surveying and Consulting firm
First American Transportation Title Insurance Co.
First American`s marine division provides title insurance protection for owners and lenders. Our policies provide coverage for: defects of title, liens and encumbrances, priority of the preferred ship mortgage, fraud and forgery, etc.
FLOWCOR Products, Inc.
Manufacturer`s Distributor for U.S.C.G., DNV & ABS Appvd Products
FMB Investments, Inc.
Marine Investment
FOREST LINES
Ocean Carrier
Frick Marine Consulants
Offshore Construction
G.W. Jones & Associates
Professional design and construction consultant services.
Garlepied Container Service
Container Storage and Chassis Repair
Garlepied Services, Inc.
Heavy Haul & Over Dimensional Trucking
Garlepied Transfer
Trucking. Local and over the road. Also serving Intermodal and Multimodal needs.
Gator Supply Company, LLC
Wholesale Marine, Oilfield, Offshore, Industrial and Construction Supplies
GLOBAL SUPPLY, LLC
MARINE & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT & SUPPLIES
Guarino & Cox, L.L.C.
Naval Architects
Guarino & Cox, LLC
Naval Architecture Firm
Guarino & Cox,LLC
Naval Architecture Firm
Guascor
Manufacturer of Marine Diesel and Gas Engines and Reduction Gears with after sales services, sales and parts services and technician training classes
Guascor, Inc.
engine manufacturer
Gulf Harbor Shipping, LLC
Steamship Agents
Gulf Shipyard
shipyard
Maritime News
US Justice Dept Will Inspect Containership Dali, Signaling Potential Lawsuit
The U.S. government signaled in a court filing on Wednesday for the first time that it may file a claim against the owner of the ship that caused the March collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore.U.S. Justice Department attorney Laine Goodhue submitted a letter, opens new tab notifying U.S. District Judge James Bredar that the government is among the "claimants and prospective claimants” that have negotiated with the registered owner of the ship Grace Ocean and its manager Synergy Marine Group to conduct inspections and testing on the vessel before it leaves to sail to China later this month.
New England States Move Forward with Three Giant Offshore Wind Farms
Massachusetts and Rhode Island are moving ahead with three offshore wind projects totaling 2.9 gigawatts (GW), or enough electricity to power about 1.6 million homes, government officials announced on Friday.The project selections, following a joint solicitation in March for wind farms to be built off of New England's shores, move Massachusetts and Rhode Island closer to state renewable energy goals aimed at combating the effects of climate change."We are taking an important step towards energy independence, cleaner air and transforming our economy," Governor Maura Healey said in a statement.The U.S.
US Coast Guard Academy Students Seek $130 Million Over Alleged Sexual Assaults
More than a dozen former U.S. Coast Guard Academy students who say they were victims of sexual assault filed complaints on Thursday seeking $130 million in damages, accusing the school of allowing sexual violence to go unchecked.The former students filed administrative claims with the U.S. Coast Guard, claiming the academy in New London, Connecticut, for nearly four decades enabled sexual abusers and failed to protect victims or provide them recourse.The group comprises 12 women and one man, said Christine Dunn, an attorney representing the former students. Each is seeking $10 million in damages.
German Warships Deploy to Secure Sea Lanes in Indo-Pacific
A rare cruise by two German warships in the Indo-Pacific region will demonstrate a commitment to open navigation, the admiral in charge of the naval task force said on Friday, but he declined to confirm if they would transit the contested Taiwan Strait."Safe and secure sea lanes, especially from Southeast Asia as well as to Europe and America, are a prerequisite for a prosperous economy of all our countries," Rear Admiral Axel Schulz said in a speech to a reception held on the flight deck of the frigate FGS Baden-Württemberg during a port visit in the South Korean city of Incheon.
US Slaps Sanctions on Vessels Linked to Russia's Arctic LNG 2
The U.S. on Thursday imposed sanctions on two companies and two vessels linked to Russia's Arctic LNG 2 project, Washington's latest step to add costs on Moscow for its invasion of Ukraine.The Arctic 2 project, 60% owned by Russia's Novatek had been due to become Russia's largest liquefied natural gas plant with eventual output of 19.8 million metric tons per year of LNG from three trains.Novatek may be forced to scale back the project following a a raft of U.S. sanctions including ones imposed in August.The U.S. Treasury said it had imposed sanctions on Gotik Energy Shipping Co and Plio Energy Cargo Shipping.