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in Western Canada and the U.S.

Northwest. The engines of the tug are mounted on Lo-Rez spring isola- tors, and the engine is connected to the gearbox through a Lo-Rez Type

F/HF/8HLF flexible coupling. The

Z-drive gives this tug a full 360 degrees of thrust. Electrical power is provided by two Cummins 6CT8.3 460v, 3-phase diesels which pro- duce 115 kW at 1,800 rpm. Formore information on J.M Martinac,

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VANCOUVER

EQUIPMENT LIST

Main engines Detroit Diesel

Propellers Niigata with Kort nozzles

Generator engines Cummin

Reduction gears Niigata

Steering controls Mechtronics

Coatings International

Radar Furuno

Compass Ritchie

Loud hailer Standard

Pumps Cascade Machinery and Electric

Deck machinery Burrard, Beege, Atlas

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CACI Awarded $20 Million

Navy Subcontract

CACI International Inc., an in- ternational information systems and high technology services corpora- tion, announced the award of a com- petitive subcontract in support of the U.S. Navy Intra Supply Support

Operations Program (ISSOP) for the

Fleet Operations Supply Support

Assistance Center (FOSSAC) in

Norfolk, Va. CACI's share of orders issued under the subcontract is ex- pected to be approximately $20 mil- lion over a three-year period of per- formance. Under the contract, CACI will perform as a subcontractor to

Management Consulting Inc. to pro- vide logistics support services, in- cluding material handling, distri- bution, stowage, inventory manage- ment, and inventory reconciliation to increase supply readiness throughout the fleet, located along the U.S. West Coast and the Pacific

Ocean area. Since 1987, CACI has provided program support to

FOSSAC, including fleet assistance, analysis, inventory reconciliations, and troubleshooting for the Navy's automated information systems.

CACI also provides support to

FOSSAC in identifying opportuni- ties to reduce costs through hands- on engineering and empirical data analysis, a distinctive methodology called "should cost" analysis. Ac- cording to Jack London, CEO of

CACI, "By providing supply sup- port to valued customers such as

FOSSAC, we continue to demon- strate CACI's expertise in automated technologies and our commitment to resolving the Navy's challenges cost-effectively."

Fincantieri, Burmeister &

Wain Cooperate To Win

Orders For Seven Panamax

Bulk Carriers

The Italian shipbuilding compa- ny Fincantieri Cantieri Navali

Italiani S.p.A. and Burmeister &

Wain Skibsvaerft A/S from Denmark have, in a joint effort, succeeded in securing orders for seven Panamax bulk carriers. The ships will all be delivered in 1995 to: • Fratelli D'Amato - two vessels from Fincantieri, to be built at

Marghera Shipyard in Venice, • Deiulemar - three vessels from

Fincantieri, to be built at

Castellammare Shipyard in Naples, • Bottiglieri Navigazione S.p.A. - two vessels from Burmeister & Wain

Shipyard in Copenhagen.

The orders are all based on the new Panamax bulk carrier design from Burmeister & Wain, Mark V, equipped with the main engine de- signed by New Sulzer Diesel, of which Fincantieri is a major share- holder. The deal may be seen as the first step in a cooperation between the two companies based on this design. For more information on

Fincantieri,

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For more on Burmeister & Wain,

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ASRY Offers Brochure On

New Modern Facilities

Arab Shipbuilding & Repair Yard (ASRY) is offering a brochure de- tailing the yard's 1992 production activity, history and facilities. For more information on ASRY,

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