Maritime Reporter
First published in 1881 Maritime Reporter is the world's largest audited circulation publication serving the global maritime industry.Content
- Setting A New Course page: 6
- Towards the Intelligent Engine page: 8
- High-Speed Debut on the Lakes page: 9
- FGH Announces Two N e w Contracts page: 10
- IZAR Races Ahead With New Transmed Ferry page: 12
- NASSCO Wins $ 7 0 8M T-AKE Contract page: 19
- Austal Wins Two Contracts page: 20
- CIT Takes Issue With Customs' Duty Calculation in Dry-Docking Case page: 21
- NORSHIPCO Weathers the Economic Storm page: 24
- Newport News Shipbuilding: A City Within A Shipyard page: 25
- Mobile Yard Stays Busy With Offshore Work page: 28
- Shiprepair Forum Changes to Reflect Current Events page: 30
- A&P Shipcare Stays Busy page: 32
- Cochin Shipyard Is Poised For Growth page: 33
- HSR Completes GLM Rig Upgrades page: 34
- Where Is the All-Electric Navy? page: 36
- Deepwater One Delivers $ 2 . 3B Proposal to USCG page: 44
- Cost Estimating: A Crucial Tool for Planning page: 46
- Taylor To Head Tidewater page: 48
- Brinson N e w N W C Chairman page: 48
- Marco Shipyard: Rolling With The Changes page: 51
- Bollinger Delivers Patrol Boat page: 58
- Tug Automation Control System Helps Eliminate False Alarms page: 61
- Keeping an Eye on Fuel Costs page: 67
- $120M NYC Ferry Deal Goes To Manitowoc Marine Group page: 73
- I M O Adopts Anti-Fouling Convention page: 75
- Security is Synonymous With Safety page: 76
- Liebherr Enjoys Success In Far East page: 82
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