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American Airworks

Product: American Airworks sells high pressure breathing air compressors, DOT compressed gas cylinders and new and refurbished ASME gas vessels for high pressure gas storage, new and rebuilt

Haskel gas boost pumps and Sierra gas boost pumps, new and reconditioned

Survivair self contained breathing appara- tus for fire fighting in the marine environ- ment.

National Sales Manager Ray Lambert

Phone: 304-683-4595 Fax: 304-683-3257

Email: [email protected] www.americanairworks.com

American Marine Corporation

Honolulu, HI USA

Tel: (808) 545-5190 (24 Hours) www.amsghq.com

Bisso Marine Company, Inc.

New Orleans, LA USA

Tel: (504) 866-6341 (24 Hours) www.bissomarine.com

BMT Salvage Ltd / The

Salvage Assocation

Product: Worldwide leader in marine sur- veys and consulting since 1856. Offices worldwide. "Around the World, Around the

Clock." Part of BMT Group Limited "Where will our knowledge take you?"

New York, NY

Regional Director Mr. John Edmonds

Phone: 212-587-9300 Fax: 212-587-9301

Email: [email protected] www.wreckage.org

Bradford Grand Bahama

Product: Along with our full service marine repair facility, we also have towing and salvage equipment available. Barges are available for rent and lease, as well as other service vessels.

General Manager Dan Romence

Phone: 242-352-7711 Fax: 242-352-7695

Email: [email protected] www.bradford-grand-bahama.com

C. H. Fenstermaker &

Associates

Product: Multi-disciplinary surveying,

Engineering and Environmental services company.

Manager, Underwater Acoustics Group

Ken LaBry

Phone: 337-237-2200

Email: [email protected] www.fenstermaker.com

Cartridge Actuated Devices Inc

Product: Custom Pyrotechnic devices used for salvage and emergency release systems such as Cable Cutters, detona- tors and exploding bolts.

Director of Sales Patrick Goudie

Phone: 973-575-1312 x132 Fax: 973-575- 6039

Email: [email protected] www.cartactdev.com

Coastal Geoscience Research

Corp.

Product: Coastal Geoscience Research is a marine, geological and environmental survey company that has served the engi- neering and scientific communities since 1989. We perform sounding surveys, sub- bottom profiling, sidescan sonar, magnetic surveys, video underwater mapping and video inspections, all types of water sam- pling and bottom substrate sampling, cor- ing and "STING" penetrometer surveys.

The majority of CGRC's surveys are con- ducted in coastal marine waters and lakes of British Columbia, however we are open to challenging projects in all parts of the world.

Victoria, B.C., Canada

Pres. Richard Linden

Phone: 250 744-0729 Fax:

Email: [email protected] www.coastalgeoscience.ca

Comex Deep Sea Salvage

Product: Deep Sea Salvage

Sheffield, UK

Salvage Master Steve Sargison

Phone: + 44 114 2459245 Fax:

Email: [email protected] Url:

Crowley Marine Services, Inc.

Seattle, WA USA

Tel: (206) 332-8000 (24 Hours) www.crowley.com

Donjon Marine Co., Inc.

Hillside, NJ USA

Tel: (908) 964-8812 (24 Hours) www.donjon.com

Foss Maritime Company

Seattle, WA USA

Tel: (206) 281-3800 (24 Hours) www.foss.com

Dhanak

Phone: 954 924 7242 Fax:

Fred Devine Diving & Salvage

Product: Marine salvors, divers and con- structors

Operations Manager Marvin Smith

Phone: (503) 283-5285

Fax: (503) 286-2871

Email: [email protected] www.freddevinedivingandsalvage.com

Gladsky Marine/Seacoast

Marine

Product: Heavy lift crane vessel does 600 tons at 100 feet. Vessel recovery, wreck removal, crane is also available to launch salvage & diving

Donjon Marine Teams to Move the Intrepid

Donjon Marine, Co., Inc. provided opera- tional and technical support in the refloating of the Ex-USS Intrepid, the U.S. Navy Aircraft

Carrier which over the last 24 years has been used as a museum and educational center by the

Intrepid Association in New York City. After an initial attempt to move the Intrepid failed due to the build up of mud and debris under and around the vessel, a response team comprised of the SUPSALV, Donjon and the U.S. Army

Corps of Engineers was brought in to evaluate the problem and provide a plan to successfully refloat her before regula- tory/environmen- tal concerns brought the opera- tion to a seasonal close. Working closely together,

Donjon's Salvage and Dredging

Divisions prepared a plan to move and dispose of approximately 40,000 cu. yds. of material, which had locked the Intrepid in place. Intrepid was successfully removed from its lay berth on December 5, 2006 and delivered to a local shipyard for repairs. "This operation brought together a dis- tinguished team from the U.S. Navy and the

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in support of removing the Intrepid, an historical monument and museum for the last two decades, from her home in New York Harbor," said J. Arnold

Witte, President and CEO, Donjon Marine

Co., Inc. "Donjon was proud to be part of such a unique and important response effort," he continued.

For more information visit www.donjon.com

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