Marland Acquires Allied Water
Marland Environmental Systems, Inc. recently announced the acquisition of Allied Water Corporation, a San Francisco-based manufacturer of integrated reverse osmosis (RO) purification and desalting systems.
Since 1975, Allied has been engaged in research and development of the reverse osmosis process as a reliable energy-efficient alternative to existing troublesome evaporative techniques. The Sweet Water™ systems they manufacture use t h i r d g e n e r a t i on technology to produce water of extreme purity from salt, brackish and other impure sources.
The product line includes 21 units with daily capacities from 40 to 7,500 gallons.
"The acquisition of Allied is part of an ongoing program to broaden and strengthen our product line," commented Marland vice president, Bob Daniels.
Marland, a public company with headquarters in Walworth, Wis., is one of the leading manufacturers of marine sewage treatment systems.
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- Expansion At Conrad Industries Triples Barge Production Capacity page: 6
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- Kockums Christens Two Chemical Tankers For Swedish Owner page: 10
- Skinner Named Board Chairman Of National Waterways Conference page: 10
- Surge In Requests For ABS Classification Reported At Mid-Year page: 10
- DIESEL POWER REVIEW page: 14
- Misener Reaches Milestone With Delivery Of 'El Coqui7 page: 36
- Shearson Seeks Title XI On $17.5-Million Order For 65 Hopper Barges page: 38
- Dean Willard Named President Of Products Research & Chemical page: 38
- Dravo SteelShip Delivers M/V Boone To Cincinnati Gas And Electric page: 41
- Keel-Laying At NASSCO Held For Third Union Oil Product Carrier page: 41
- New Weather Satellite Unit Introduced By GPI —Literature Available page: 46
- J.B. Travis & Company Named Gulf Sales Rep For Adrick Cooling page: 46
- NABRICO Delivers Two Asphalt Barges To National Marine Service page: 48
- Updated Marine Survey Practice Compendium Now Available page: 48
- Zidell Repairing Three Coast Guard Vessels At Total Cost Of $1 Million page: 53
- Norris Butterfly Valve Features Positive Shutoff —Literature Available page: 55
- The Sea-Shed System page: 56
- First American Asks Title XI On Two Bulk/Containerships page: 58
- Marine Efficiency Opens New Seattle Office To Serve Fishing Industry page: 58
- J.C. Kiersted Appointed Public Relations Manager For Texaco U.S.A. page: 59
- Marland Acquires Allied Water page: 61
- Combination Aluminum Seiner Delivered By Progressive Marine page: 63
- Grain Transfer Facility Hull Launched At Bergeron Yard page: 63
- Joe Christopher Joins Schnitzer-Levin Marine As Engineering Manager page: 64
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- $14-Million Scrapping Facility To Be Built In Netherlands Antilles page: 64
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- H.Z. Shelton Appointed Vice President-Finance For Sun Ship, Inc. page: 71
- Marinette Marine Awarded Contract For 10 YRBM (L) Vessels page: 71
- Savage Named General Manager-Port Sales For NY&NJ Port Authority page: 71
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