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VESSELSCampbell Transportation recently christened two newly built state-of-the-art towboats and a drydock. The June 25th event marks the ? rst new vessel construction in Pittsburgh in 30 years, a signi? cant investment that will help create jobs and bene? t the economy. The drydock was partially built with a shipyard grant from the U.S Maritime Administration (MARAD) and constructed at the Campbell Transportation shipyard in Congo, WV. The construction of the two towboats at the Campbell shipyard in Dunlevy, PA also bene? tted indirectly from stimulus money provided through MARAD in 2009 for new industrial fabrication. The two new towboats, m/v Renee Lynn and m/v Alice Jean, have been constructed to comply with new U.S. Coast Guard Subchapter M inspection regulations. The towboats will be of? cially named after the wife and the mother of two long-term employees of Campbell Transportation; Re- nee Lynn Grizzel, wife of Steve Grizzel, Director of Human Resources, and Alice Jean Corigliano, mother of Ron Cori- gliano, Director of Regulatory Compliance. Harley Marine Services has brought its most powerful and environmentally friendly tug boat to service the Port of Los Angeles. The Robert Franco arrived in Los Angeles last week and joins four other tugs in the ? eet that assist cargo vessels and tankers in and out of the San Pedro Bay port complex. The Robert Franco features Tier III engines and shore-side electrical power plug-in capabilities. Tier III engines, which are several years away from vbeing required by law; reduce nitrogen oxides (NOx) and particulate mat- ter amounts by 90 percent compared to Tier 0 engines. The powerful tug is equipped with 6,800 horsepower and provides 91 tons of bollard pull. The vessel is also equipped with state-of-the-art marine electronics, tow winches and ? re and safety equipment. Campbell Transportation Christens Towboats, Drydock Harley Marine Brings State-of-the-ART Tug to Los Angeles Renee LynnAlice Jean Of? cial Number: 12404131244619 Year Built: 20122013 Dimensions:65-0? x 24-0? x 8-0?65-0? x 24-0? x 8-0? Registered Tons: 125 GT125 GT Propulsion Engines: 2-CAT C-18 Series Engines, 1200 HP2-Cummins QSK-19 Series Engines, 1320 HP Generator Sets:2-John Deere 55 KW Generators2-John Deere 55 KW Generators Deck Winches: 2 Patterson, 20 tons low pro? le winches2 Patterson, 20 tons low pro? le winches Fuel Capacity:6,000 gallonsFuel Capacity: 6,600 gallons www.marinelink.com MN 47MN August2013 Layout 32-49.indd 477/23/2013 7:29:10 PM

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