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PEOPLE & COMPANY NEWS

Ulven Names New VP

With more than 14 years of sales and marketing experience, Jerry

Bangerter has joined The Ulven

Companies as vice president of sales and marketing. The Ulven

Companies, comprised of Ulven

Forging Inc., Brookway CNC

Division, Skookum Blocks &

Rigging, and Wolf Steel Foundry, manufacture products for timber

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Dutch Icebreaking Supply

Vessels Named in Helsinki

Arcticaborg and Antarcticaborg are the new names of two icebreak- ing supply vessels built for

Wagenborg Kazakhstan B.V. at

Kvaerner Masa-Yards' Helsinki

New Shipyard. The vessels, due to be delivered in October, are designed for operation in the northern Caspian Sea, and will be on long term charter to serve drilling platforms operated by Offshore

Kazakhstan International

Operating Company (OKIOC). The vessels are equipped with two Wartsila

NSD 6L26 1,950 kW diesel engines and are the first newbuildings to entirely fol- low the "double acting" oper- ating principle developed by

Kvaerner Masa-Yards: in hard ice conditions, the ves-

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Telephone: (281) 240-6770

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SUPERIOR ENERGIES INC. sels sail with the stern first and in open water with the bow first.

U.S. Office for Harbour &

Marine Engineering

Harbour & Marine Engineering, the Melbourne, Australia based mooring specialists and suppliers of vessel docking, mooring and monitoring equipment has estab- lished an office in Denver, Co. The new office will market the compa- ny's onshore and offshore quick release hooks, remote release sys- tems, mooring load monitoring and integrated monitoring systems as well as a laser based vessel dock- ing system, recently acquired from

Laser Communications Inc.

Managing the office will be Dan

Grothe, recently named market- ing director for North and South

America.

Cenal Launches Third Vessel

The DnV 1A1 class trawler

Gollenes was recently side launched at Cenal Shipyard Co.

Ltd. The steel hulled vessel has an aluminum superstructure, funnel and masts, with a bulbous bow shape to decrease resistance to flow.

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Circle 314 on Reader Service Card and constructed by Cenal allow: the trawler to steer effectively a low speeds. Cenal Shipyard, estab lished less than two years ago, hat nine contracts signed for 1998 af an approximate sale value of $27 million.

Centa Hires LeCompte

Wayne P. LeCompte has recently joined Centa Corporation as Gulf Coast regional manager.

Mr. LeCompte will be working out of New Orleans, La.

New Control For Engine

Room Temperature

Delta T Systems has created a new system for maintaining proper engine room temperature and com- bustion air called the P/T2

Ventilation Control System. A major benefit provided by the digi- tal system is that it operates quiet- ly with no operator interaction nec- essary. When the engines are start- ed, the new system automatically maintains flow and volume of air for optimum engine combustion and room cooling. Upon engine shutdown, the fans cool the room to the selected temperature. The automatic controls can be manual- ly adjusted at any time and the system features an alarm function to alert operators of any dangerous conditions relating to high engine room temperatures or fire.

MT&T Reorganiz > Resolvi

After a five year legal battle between Captain Brian

A. McAllister and William Kallop, McAllister Towing and Transportation Company, Inc. (MT&T) has reor- ganized and divided its components equally between the two shareholders. Capt. McAllister, the CEO and

President of MT&T, will keep the tugboat and trans- portation business, while the oil exploration, produc- tion and oilfield support businesses will be passed to

Mr. Kallop. The company reportedly plans to revitalize the tug and ferry businesses through the additional construction of tractor tugs. Capt. A. J. McAllister has also been appointed VP of Sales.

McAllister Organization Announces New VP Sales

Captain A. J. McAllister III has been appointed vice president of corporate sales at McAllister Towing and Transportation Company in New York. Capt.

McAllister will be responsible for ship docking sales for all ports the company services, including New

York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Hampton Roads,

Wilmington N.C., Charleston, Jacksonville, and San

Juan. Capt. McAllister has served various roles with the company since 1980, including mate, captain and senior docking pilot. McAllister Towing has also announced the formation of a new subsidiary, the

Project Cargo Division which will be headed by Mike

Ferrara. The new division will focus on improving service in the break bulk cargo transport trade.

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