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Raymond Receives

Additional $5-Million

Haitian Contract

Raymond Concrete Pile Co. of the Americas, a wholly owned sub- sidiary of Raymond International

Inc., 2801 South Post Oak Road,

P.O. Box 22718, Houston, Texas 77027, has received a design and construct contract for about $5 million from Administration Por- tuaire de Port-au-Prince for ad- ditional work at its ongoing port modernization project at Port-au-

Prince, Haiti, Henry F. LeMieux,

Raymond chairman and president, announced. Raymond Internation- al is a leading worldwide engineer- ing and heavy construction firm based in Houston.

Raymond is nearing completion of a new concrete marginal wharf and dockside facilities at the port under a $14.3-million contract the subsidiary received in September 1975.

James Dunford Named

CDI Vice President

James M. Dunford

Walter R. Garrison, president of

CDI Corporation, has announced the appointment of James M. Dun- ford as vice president, CDI Ma- rine Company. Mr. Dunford joined

CDI management in 1973 as tech- nical director of CDI Marine Com- pany, and in this capacity has di- rected CDI's marine engineering facilities at Jacksonville, Fla.,

Portsmouth, Va., Philadelphia,

Pa., and San Diego, Calif. He is a 1939 graduate of the United States

Naval Academy, and holds a

Master of Science degree from

Massachusetts Institute of Tech- nology in naval construction and engineering. Additional graduate studies included Nuclear Reactor

Theory and Engineering at Oak

Ridge, Tenn.

He served more than 22 years in the U.S. Navy, with 14 of those years in the Navy's Nuclear Pro- gram. Mr. Dunford was one of the original group assigned to start the Navy on its way to nuclear propulsion, and was directly in- volved in the design of the USS

Nautilus. He retired to become vice president of New York Ship- building Corporation, in charge of its Naval Nuclear Shipbuilding. He later served for 6y2 years as Tech- nical Director of the Naval Air

Engineering Center in Philadel- phia.

CDI Marine's experience in- cludes work with a wide variety of commercial and Naval vessels and offshore drilling rigs/ships. Serv- ices include engineering for con- version, alteration and repair; feasibility studies; engineering an- alysis; conceptual design of ships systems/equipment; definition of configuration; control of costs as- sociated with design and construc- tion, and preparation of marine publications to include manuals and booklets. These services are provided to clients throughout the

United States and Europe.

CDI Marine Company facilities are located at 9951 Atlantic Boule- vard, Suite 413, Jacksonville, Fla. 32211; 445 Middle Street, Ports- mouth, Va. 23704; 2130 Arch

Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19103, and 2602 Transportation Avenue,

National City, Calif. 92050. All facilities are permanently staffed in-house with naval architects, marine engineers and design draftsmen.

CDI Marine is a division of CDI

Corporation, headquartered at 5

Penn Center Plaza, Philadelphia,

Pa. 19103, with the principal line of business of providing engineer- ing/technical services to Govern- ment and industry. Southeastern

Regional Headquarters of the cor- poration is located at 5400 Diplo- mat Circle, Orlando, Fla. 32810, under the direction of Paul I. Bein- ing, senior corporate vice presi- dent.

When bigger barges are built,

Wiley will build them.

A case in point: Pittston Marine's new tank barge, a floating oil field over 315 feet long was recently built by

Wiley. Designed for manned coastwise service or unmanned ocean service, the "Rockland" carries up to 70,000 barrels of Grade A petroleum products and lower, with approximately 3.4 miles of heating coils for hot oil.

Deep well pumps are on the deck, with drive engines in an all- weather enclosure. A recessed house for quarters and galley is heated and air-conditioned.

The "Rockland" is the latest in the Wiley built deck, tank, dump, crane and coal barges; clamshell dredges; tugs and towboats; tankers, passenger and fishing vessels. With

Wiley's broad marine capabilities, we can custom-build to your specifications.

For more information, contact:

A Unit of A MCA International Corporation

Suite 200/Stockton Building/University Office Plaza

Newark. Delaware 19702 U.S.A. (302) 738-5100

Tele* No. 83-5370

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