Maritime Companies Directory
Arcement Boat Rentals, Inc.
WorkBoats
Aries Marine
Marine Equipment
Aries Marine and Industrial Sales Corp.
Stocking Distributor, Gems Sensors Level Indicators, Philadelphia Resins Chockfast Orange, Lang Galley equipment
Aries Marine Corp
Offshore Marine Support Vessels
Arthur D. Darden Incorporated
Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering
Arthur D. Darden, Incorporated
Naval Architects and Marine Engineers
Associated Terminals of St. Bernard
Stevedoring &Warehousing Contracactor
Ayres Composite Panels USA
Lightweight Panels Systems
Ayres Composite Panels USA LLC
Lightweight panel systems
Ayres Composite Panels USA, LLC
Manufacturer of Light Weight Composite Aluminum Panels
Ayres Compsite Panels USA, LLC
Manufacturer and Distributor
B&B ARMR Corporation
Manufacturer of Anti-Ram Vehicle Barricades
Bailey HVAC
Marine HVAC & Refrigeration
Baker Lyman and Co. Inc.
Chart Agents, Pubs, Nautical Inst, Weather Stations.
Baker, Lyman & Co.
Baker, Lyman & Co is a full service chart agent, marine consulting firm and the developer of the Sub-Chapter M CORSAIR TVR V2.0 Software
Beier & Associates, Inc.
Supplier of electronic control and monitoring systems
Beier Radio
Systems Integrator & Project Management Company
Bennett & Associates LLC
Naval Architecture / Design Firm
Bertucci Industrial Services/Contracting Corp.
Industrial services, ship and barge cleaningand heavy marine contruction, coastal restoration
Maritime News

Future Prospects of Shipping COVID-19 Vaccines by Sea
The lucrative prospect of transporting COVID-19 vaccines by sea has intensified the spotlight on the maritime industry’s cold supply chain and its ability to carry high-value pharmaceuticals.At present, speed to market is critical to stemming the spread of the pandemic, so the vaccines are being shipped by air to international destinations. Delivering them by sea is a longer-term strategy; certainly, the present urgency would have to calm considerably before enough confidence could be built to support delivery times in weeks, rather than hours.

Corpus Christi Maintenance Weighs on US LNG Exports
The amount of natural gas flowing to U.S. liquefied natural gas (LNG) export plants fell to a one-month low on Thursday due to planned work at Cheniere Energy Inc's Corpus Christi in Texas, according to analysts and Refinitiv.Traders noted LNG feedgas could fall even further next week when Cameron LNG shuts a liquefaction train at its Louisiana plant for planned work.Cameron LNG said it "has scheduled maintenance on one of the liquefaction trains next week. Normal production levels are expected when the work is completed within a day or so."LNG feedgas dropped to 9.7 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) on Thursday, according to Refinitiv data, its lowest since March 9 when U.S.

Sanmar Delivers Two Line-handling Pusher Crafts to Scottish Operator
Turkey-based Sanmar Shipyards delivered two line-handling pusher crafts to Scotland-based Targe Towing for operations at the Hound Point oil export terminal on the Firth of Forth.Targe has provided services for Ineos at Hound Point, Scotland’s largest oil export terminal, for almost 30 years and the main task of the new additions to its fleet will be line handling operations assisting the berthing of large crude oil tankers up to VLCC. They will also support pollution response and safety patrols’ and will transport crews and light stores to and from the terminal.The Iyidere series are based on the RAmbler 1200 design from Canada-based naval architects Robert Allan Ltd.

IMO Honors 'Exceptional Maritime People'
The International Maritime Organization has recognized the contributions of a long-standing maritime industry chief and has presented its highest bravery accolade to two maritime pilots from Brazil and an off-duty seafarer from the Philippines.The event, which premiered on April 7, saw Peter Hinchliffe, former Secretary-General, International Chamber of Shipping (ICS), receive the prestigious International Maritime Prize for 2019.The 2020 IMO Awards for Exceptional Bravery at Sea were awarded to Marcio Santos Teixeira and Fabio Rodrigues Alves de Abreu (Brazil)

Port of Gulfport Names Nass CEO
The Mississippi State Port Authority (MSPA) Board of Commissioners has named Jon Nass the new CEO and executive director of the Port of Gulfport, following a national search led by Tim McNamara, head of Odgers Berndtson’s Transportation and Infrastructure Practice in Washington, D.C. His tentative start date is June 1.“After nearly an eight-month process, the MSPA Commission is very pleased to announce we have selected a new executive director to lead the Port of Gulfport team,” said MSPA President E.J. Roberts. “Jon’s extensive background includes port management, economic development, homeland security and policy advising, making him an ideal candidate to lead our state port.