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Daewoo Wins $100 Million

In Containership Contracts

From Canada Maritime

Daewoo Shipbuilding & Heavy

Machinery Ltd. signed a contract with Canada Maritime Service Lim- ited for the construction of two 2,200-TEU containerships.

The new containerships will fea- ture satellite navigational equip- ment as well as the latest in envi- ronmental protection equipment.

The Sulzer 7RTA72U engines for the containerships have been de- signed for 28,000-hp, 5,000 more than others of the same class. The twin ships will each be 708 ft. long (216 m) and travel at speeds of 20 knots. Daewoo has also contracted with the National Navigation Com- pany of Egypt to build a $30 million

Panamax bulk carrier.

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Sperry Wins Sea-Land

Orders; Names New

Facility

Sperry Marine Inc. received an order from Japanese shipyard IHI for complete integrated bridges to be fitted on four new 4,000-TEU containerships being built for Sea-

Land Service Inc. Delivery of the new vessels is expected to begin in

June of 1995.

Also, Sperry Marine Inc. selected

Naval Dockyard Sdn. Bhd. of

Lumut, Malaysia as its Pacific Rim gyrocompass overhaul and repair center. Under the agreement Na- val Dockyard will be responsible for repair and overhaul of Sperry Ma- rine commercial and naval gyro- compasses through its Sperry Ma- rine certified maintenance facility.

In addition, Naval Dockyard will be responsible for gyrocompass ser- vice within Malaysia. For more information on Sperry Marine,

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Singmarine And Textron

Sign Hovercraft Agreement

Singmarine Industries Ltd., a subsidiary of Keppel Corp., said its subsidiary has entered into a li- censing arrangement with Textron

Marine Systems to build hovercraft for a number of Southeast Asian countries. Singmarine Dockyard & Engineering Pte. Ltd. will have exclusive rights to build the multi- purpose C7 hovercraft at its yards, with full Textron support. The interior of the hovercraft can be customized to meet specific needs like a VIP transporter, a business class watertaxi, a rapid cargo car- rier, and a rescue and fire-fighting craft. For more information on

Singmarine,

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For more information on

Textron,

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COMSAT Adds Data

Transmission Service

COMSAT Mobile Communica- tions introduced a duplex high-speed data service (DHSD) service in the

Indian Ocean Region (IOR) through its Anatolia land earth stations in

Turkey. Ships can now send and receive large data files as well as compressed video and studio-quality audio from virtually anywhere on the high seas.

The new service's coverage in- cludes all of Asia, Africa, W. Europe and W. Australia. Maritime cover- age includes all of the Indian Ocean, the Mediterranean and North Seas and portions of the E. Atlantic and

W. Pacific Oceans.

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COMSAT's new service,

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The Search For Spare Parts

Made Easier By ILS

Inventory Locator Services, Inc. now provides direct point-to-point communications capabilities for its worldwide marine parts database users. The new service, named ILS

Direct, enables ILS users around the world to communicate with each other using private electronic mail- boxes residing on the ILS mainframe computer. In addition, users can access a fax server from a PC to send messages to almost any fax machine in the world, or to send multiple faxes virtually simultaneously.

ILS users access the information from remote locations using a PC modem. Users can search the data- bases to locate needed items in sec- onds. With ILS Direct, users can incorporate the information directly from the parts search report, and create electronic messages to trans- mit to any or all of the suppliers they select. ILS Direct software is de- signed to help users organize their buying and selling services.

For more information on the ser- vices of ILS,

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OMI To Sell Three U.S.-Flag

Single-Hull Tankers

OMI Corp. signed a memoran- dum of agreement with Kirby Corp. for the sale of three of its U.S.-flag single-hull tankers.

Each of the three 1969-built tank- ers has a total capacity of 266,000 barrels with a deadweight tonnage of 37,853.

Kirby Corp. is a marine transpor- tation company engaged through its subsidiaries in the operation of ves- sels on the inland waterway system of the U.S. and in the U.S. coastwise and foreign trade.

OMI's fleet, including vessels on order and vessels chartered-in, cur- rently totals 48 ships.

Bollinger CEO Is Propeller

Club's Man Of The Year

Donald "Boysie" Bollinger, chairman and CEO of Bollinger

Machine Shop & Shipyard, Inc., was honored as this year's Man of the

Year at the Propeller Club's gala dinner/dance, which was held in New

Orleans on Saturday, May 21.

Mr. Bollinger is also chairman of the board of Chand Corporation, a trading company specializing in in- tegrated logistics support of both foreign and domestic marine op- erations. He also serves on the board of Tidewater Inc. and Pre- mier Bancorp, Inc. Other profes- sional commitments include: boards of directors of the Shipbuilders

Council of America and the Coast

Guard Foundation, and former board member of the Offshore Ma- rine Services Association, among many others. •ELECTRICAL SHIPBOARD CABLES •PORTABLE CORDS & POWER CABLES •INDUSTRIAL CABLES & BUILDING

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More Than 45 Years Of Dependable Service!

L.F. GAUBERT & GO. INC.

P.O. BOX 50500 • NEW ORLEANS, LA • 70150

Phone: (504) 822-7272 Fax: (504) 821 -8308

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Gibbs & Cox, Inc. 50 W23 St. NY, NY 10010

Engineering and Design Support

To Shipbuilders Around the World

Since 1929

Arlington, Va Brunswick, Me. Pascagoula, Ms.

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