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Nichols Research Appoints
New CEO
As of September 1, Michael J.
Mruz, president and chief oper- ating officer of Nichols Research
Corp. will assume additional duties as CEO of the company.
According to company Chairman
Chris. H. Horgen, the change is part of a long-term succession plan that was put into effect three years ago to promote proven leadership in the compa- ny, while providing a smooth transition among management teams.
Navy Celebrates Keel
Laying Of New T-AGS
Vessel At Halter Marine
The keel laying of U.S. Navy vessel T-AGS 64, a 329-ft. (100- m) oceanographic ship, recently took place at Halter Marine's
Moss Point shipyard. The vessel will be named as a result of a nationwide student competition to propose a name for the new ship. The program is intended to broaden public awareness of the
Navy and its oceanographic mis- sion through the 1998 Year of the
Oceans, as well as Halter's role in designing and building the ship.
Winners from each state will be selected by March 1998, and in
May the overall winner and name of the vessel will be announced.
The vessel is expected to be launched next summer.
T-AGS 60 class ships carry the latest in over-the-side sensors and sampling equipment includ- ing bathythermographs, bottom corers and seismic equipment.
Diamond Offshore
Contracts Bardex For
Jack-Up Conversion
Diamond Offshore Drilling, Inc. has contracted with Bardex Corp. for the rig skidding system on
Ocean Warwick, which is being converted from a Levingston
Class 111-S slot/skid-off type jack-up built in 1971 to a can- tilever design. The Bardex can- tilever extension/retraction skid- ding system will consist of two (Continued on next page) 104 Maritime Reporter/Engineering News