Two Firms Request Aid For 165,000-DWT Tankers Costing $173.8 Million
Shipco 2295, Inc. and Shipco 2296, Inc., 611 Wilmington Trust Building, 110 West 10th Street, Wilmington, Del. 19801, have filed applications for Title XI Federal Ship Financing Guarantees to aid in financing the construction of two (one for each applicant) 165,000-dwt segregated ballast tankers.
Both vessels, estimated to cost a total of $173.8 million, are to be constructed by Avondale Shipyards, Inc., New Orleans, La., under a December 1974 contract between Avondale and the Standard Oil Company, an Ohio corporation.
The tankers will have a crew complement of 26 and a service speed of 14.6 knots.
Upon delivery, the tankers will be employed transporting crude oil from Valdez, Alaska, to the U.S. West Coast for Standard Oil Co. of Ohio. If crude oil from the Alaskan Pipeline is not available, the vessels will be employed in any lawful trade.
Both applicants will be incorporated under the laws of Delaware as wholly owned subsidiaries of Keystone Shipping Company.
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- Two Firms Request Aid For 165,000-DWT Tankers Costing $173.8 Million page: 6
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- American Bureau Appoints K.E. Sheehan Counsel page: 19
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- New York Port Groups Honor James McAllister page: 20
- ASNE San Diego Section Hears Adm. Monger Stress Importance Of Safety Interlocks page: 21
- Todd Names Schaefer Assistant General Manager Los Angeles Shipyard page: 21
- R.H. Roemer Forms Mobile Marine Assoc. page: 22
- SNAME Gulf Section Holds Spring Meeting page: 24
- Lykes Elects Brennan Exec. Vice President page: 25
- Texaco Adds Another VLCC To Company Fleet Of 189 Tanker page: 28
- ITT Decca Marine Names Three Managers page: 29
- NDTA Honors Tom Crowley page: 34
- Mississippi Marine Rebuilds Fire-Damaged Towboat Lillian G page: 34
- Chesapeake Section Of SNAME Hears Paper On High Speed Ship Structural Dynamics page: 36
- Hovermarine Announces First Sale To Japan page: 37
- MTS Names Szolkowski Senior VP-Operations page: 37
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