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A h edwards marine
marine surveyors / mooring service
AB Marine, Inc
Marine Importer & Distributor
AB Marine, Inc.
Propellers & Line Cutters
Allen Maritime International
Maritime Safety and Training
American Sail Training Association
tall ship association
american shipyard
ship repair /generator sales&services
AMETEK HCC Industries
Engineered Metals, Interconnect and Packaging
Applied Science Associates (ASA)
ASA develops and uses computer modeling tools to address some of the greatest challenges regarding oil and chemical spills, drill cuttings, produced water and crisis management.
Applied Science Associates, Inc.
Environmental Consulting Firm
Beckmann Boatshop Limited
Boatbuilders, Hobby Steam Boilers, Steam
Beckmann Limited
manufacturer
Benz Testing Instruments
Benz manufactures instruments for testing physical properties of materials
BILGE ODOR & MOLD ELIMINATION PRODUCTS BY QUANTUM
ozone air purification portable units
Blount Boats, Inc.
Shipbuilding & Repair
Burke Design, LLC
composite engineering
Center of Excellence in Undersea Technology
Center of Excellence
Confident Captain/Ocean Pros
Confident Captain offers students world class training in USCG approved Captain`s courses as well as AB/STCW/RADAR and more. Our professional instructors will provide students with the necessary skills to begin or advance a rewarding maritime career.
Conusub
Commercial diving/ ship husbandry
CoreTech Systems, Inc.
Lost-Core Plastic Molding Engineering, Production, and Machine Specialists
Maritime News

Bouchard CEO Ordered to Step Down
Morton S. Bouchard, III, fourth generation leader of family-owned Bouchard Transportation, has been ordered to step down from his role as chief executive officer as the Long Island-based tug and barge operator continues to navigate through bankruptcy and a string of legal challenges.Bouchard, the company's CEO since 1992, was ordered out of his role last week by a bankruptcy judge in Houston, and Matthew Ray of restructuring advisor Portage Point Partners has been appointed as chief restructuring officer of the debtors.Bouchard Transportation filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in September after several years of legal and financial difficulties.

Salt Ship Design Acquires Albatross
Norwegian-headquartered Salt Ship Design said it has completed its acquisition of Serbian naval architecture firm Albatross Ship Design.Albatross was founded in 2001 as a member of Norway's Vik Sandvik Group, working under name Vik Sandvik Albatross until it was acquired by Finnish technology company Wärtsilä and renamed Wärtsilä Ship Design Serbia in 2009. It became a private independent company with the new name Albatross Ship Design in 2016.Salt Ship Design, which specializes in the design of offshore and fishing vessels, said it has previously worked with Albatross Ship Design on various aspects of many vessel projects.Salt now adds 20 employees through the integration of Albatross.

MSHS Group Outlines Expansion Plans
Positioned to expand both its geographic reach and service capacity, the MSHS Group announced a partnership with MPE to accelerate a strategic long-range expansion plan. MSHS Group’s growth plans include broadening its reach in the marine and energy industries with new locations, serving new market segments, and expanding its product and service offerings. The companies specialize in the integration of equipment, services, and control systems for customers in the marine, industrial, government, and commercial segments throughout the world.MSHS Group CEO, David A.

Austal USA Promotes Ryder to VP
Mobile, Ala. shipbuilder Austal USA said on Tuesday it has named long-time business development executive Larry Ryder as the company’s new vice president of business development and external affairs.In this role, Ryder is responsible for all of Austal’s business development efforts, state and federal legislative activities, customer relations with the U.S. military as well as coordinating external communications and media relations.Ryder joined Austal USA in 2014 as the company’s senior director of business development and customer relations. He has extensive experience with shipbuilding programs and served as the first director of the U.S.

Baltic Index Snaps Losing Streak
The Baltic Exchange's main sea freight index gained on Tuesday, snapping a four-session run of losses, helped by stronger rates in the capesize and panamax vessel segments.The Baltic dry index, which tracks rates for capesize, panamax and supramax vessels ferrying dry bulk commodities, was up 22 points, or 1.3%, to 1,673.The capesize index, rose 57 points, or 4%, to 1,465, breaking a losing streak of eight sessions.Average daily earnings for capesizes, which typically transport 150,000-tonne cargoes such as iron ore and coal, added $473 to $12,152.Benchmark iron ore futures on the Dalian Commodity Exchange closed 1.5% higher on Tuesday at 1,155 yuan per tonne.