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MARITIME

REPORTER & ENGINEERING NEWS

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Telephone: +407-368-1021; Fax: +407-368-1161

Representatives

Gulf Coast

MR. JAMES N. McCLINTOCK

Simpson Corporate Park, Indigo House, Suite A 206 South Tyler Street, Covington, La. 70433

Telephone: (504) 893-5099; Fax: (504) 893-5024

Scandinavia

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United Kingdom

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Vice President

Gregory R. Traulhwein

EDITORIAL

Editorial Director

Gregory R. Trauthwein

Senior Editor/MarineLink Webmaster

Dan Maniotis

Associate Editor

Bridget A. Murphy

Assistant Editor

Nina D. Miller

Editorial Consultant

James R. McCaul

International Editors

Alan Thorpe, Graeme MacLennan

Contributing Editors

Carol Fulford, Andy Smith

PRODUCTION

Production Manager

Patricia Kennedy

Asst. Production Manager

Jean Wanamoker

Circulation Manager

Dale L. Barnett

SALES

Regional Sales Manager

Lucia Annunziata

Regional Sales Manager

Christopher Goldsholl

Regional Sales Coordinator

Jean M. Vertucci

Atlantic Marino And Alabama Shipyard Team Up For Offshore Conversion

Atlantic Marine, Inc. and Alabama Shipyard, Inc. of Mobile, Ala., will join forces to perform tfie major conversion of Diamond Offshore's 528- ft. (164.5 m) drillship Ocean Clipper. Diamond Offshore, headquar- tered in Houston, has been involved in the offshore drilling industry for more than 25 years. The drillship will be converted from a convention- al mooring to a dynamically positioned deepwater drill rig, capable of drilling in ultradeep water depths.

Alabama Shipyard will be performing derrick substructure renewals, cellar deck modifications and two pedestal crane additions. It will also be adding five thruster units and fabricating and installing sponsons for extra floatation. Atlantic Marine, Inc. will be performing major machin- ery modifications, including segregation of the engine room into two separate watertight compartments and installation of mudpumps. New

SCR drives will be installed, as well as a dynamic positioning system.

Most of the equipment on the drillship will be upgraded to allow it to drill in deeper water. Ocean Clipper will also undergo routine drydocking repairs and services while on Atlantic Marine's drydock Alabama.

The vessel will be classed to ABS standards, and will be at Atlantic

Marine for approximately eight months. Atlantic Marine, Inc. and

Alabama Shipyard, Inc. are wholly owned subsidiaries of Atlantic

Marine Holding Company of Jacksonville, Fla.

For more information on Atlantic Marine

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For more information on Alabama Shipyard

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