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Woods Hole Plans

New Passenger Ferry —Bids Invited

The Steamship Authority, which runs year- round between mainland Cape Cod, Mass., and the Islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard, is well along in its planning for a new passenger/ vehicle ferry to join its six-vessel fleet by the summer of 1993.

A 21-page "Invitation to Participate in Pre-

Qualification" for bidding, along with other data, is available to the nation's shipyards by contact- ing James P. Swindler, assistant engineering and procurement manager at the Steamship

Authority, P.O. Box 284, Woods Hole, Mass. 02543, (508) 548-5011, Extension 286.

Deadline for accepting responses to the pre- qualification procedure is 12:00 noon, January 31, 1992.

In March or April 1992, the Steamship Au- thority intends to invite sealed bids from pre- qualified shipyards for construction to begin in the May/June 1992 period—with completion date of June or July 1993.

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Woods Hole and the Island of Nantucket from the port of Hyannis.

German Shipyard

Subsidy Cuts

To Be Reinstated

According to a spokesman for the budget group in the German coalition government, planned cuts of $79.3 million from the aid package to

German shipbuilding are to be "corrected" and the full amount reinstated.

Economics minister Jurgen Moellemann announced earlier this year that as part of an overall reduction of German subsidies, about $79.3 million was to be cut from the shipbuilding aid program.

Larger than expected financial needs to cope with German unification dictated the subsidy cuts amid massive protests from the shipbuild- ing industry.

The industry, with the "correction" in Bonn, can draw on about $43,000,000 in 1992 and 1993, and $60,000,000 in 1994. The coastal states, in addition, will provide funds to subsidize prices for orders worth a total of about $1.8 billion.

McDermott Shipyards Unveils

Casino Sidewheeler Design

Model of the Sidewheel Packet Casino Boat design from McDermott

Shipyards.

McDermott Shipyards, a division of McDermott

Marine Construction, recently unveiled a new

Sidewheel Packet Casino Boat design.

The shipyard plans to market the vessel for the national riverboat casino trade and for excur- sions.

The sidewheeler has an overall length of 350 feet and a beam of 80 feet. With a full comple- ment of passengers and provisions, she will draw less than 8 feet of water. The vessel features 30,000 square feet of casino area as well as dining and entertainment areas. She is designed to accommodate 3,000 passengers.

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HHI Receives Option

For Third Anangel Bulker

South Korean shipbuilder Hyundai Heavy

Industries Ltd. Co. (HHI) recently received the option to build a third Cape-size bulk carrier for

Anangel Shipping Group. Although not con- firmed, the price is believed to be in excess of $50 million per ship.

The third 159,000-dwt bulker is expected to be delivered in April 1994, while the first and sec- ond are scheduled for spring and fall of 1993 deliveries, respectively.

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