Bill Coleman

  • Three appointments have been made in Crowley Maritime Corporation's International Division, according to a recent announcement by Richard F. Andino, San Francisco, Crowley vice president and general manager of the division.

    Tom Pickford has been appointed manager of marine operations, a newly created position with responsibility for coordinating the division's efforts in all facets of marine equipment evaluation and control. Mr. Pickford was previously i n s t r u m e n t a l in various Crowley joint venture operations, including a recent stint as managing director of a Tokyo-based joint venture service. He is based in San Francisco.

    Bill Coleman has been named division area manager f o r Central America and is based in Mexico City. He is responsible for developing markets throughout Central America and r e p r e s e n t i ng Crowley's interest in TAB, a joint venture with the Mexican steamship company T r a n s p o r t a t i on Maritima Mexicana S.A. TAB provides equipment and services to the oil and marine construction industries in Mexico and Central America. Mr. Coleman brings over 15 years' maritime experience to the position, including service for Crowley in Indonesia and the Caribbean.

    Cecil Payne has assumed responsibilities as project manager of a TAB rock-haulage contract at Dos Bocas, Mexico, the site of a new tanker terminal. Prior to this appointment, he served in a number of capacities for Crowley, most recently as director of special projects for Crowley's Caribbean Division, Jacksonville, Fla.

  • MN Nov-23#38  effort was initiated by Sen. Bill Cassidy 
mariners from)
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    impacting U.S. workers on new offshore en- headquartered in some of the wealthiest countries to utilize ergy projects. This effort was initiated by Sen. Bill Cassidy mariners from low-wage nations. When employed in our (R-La.) in February 2022 when he introduced the “Ameri- waters, these mariners are not

  • MN Nov-23#37 , when hopefully a ?  nal budget bill will be approved. If 
its)
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    the CR only provides funding through November CBP writes: “Anchoring of the installation vessel to the seabed to aid 17, when hopefully a ? nal budget bill will be approved. If its installation activity, even if due to inclement weather, not, it’s déjà vu all over again. would result in a violation of

  • MN Nov-23#30 , a business 
incubator tied to Bill Gates. 
California’s push)
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    ? cally for the maritime sectors, has been involved in successful testing alongside utility Southern Company, Terra Power, a business incubator tied to Bill Gates. California’s push for ‘green’ Alex Parker, managing partner at Rose Cay Maritime, which currently operates a large tug and barge ? eet, de- ployed

  • MN Nov-23#19 , (3) the 
is more than $2.5 billion on deposit in CCF accounts)
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    deduction trades. Even with these geographical restrictions, today there for the taxable year for cargo handling equipment, (3) the is more than $2.5 billion on deposit in CCF accounts held net sales or insurance proceeds from the disposition of cargo by more than 140 fundholders who own or operate vessels

  • MN Nov-23#18  the importance of dem-
billion in its Clean Ports Program)
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    NOFOs that have been issued for this tection Agency (EPA) was “taking the next step to invest $3 increased funding have emphasized the importance of dem- billion in its Clean Ports Program to fund zero-emission port onstrating that a project for which funding is requested will equipment and technology and

  • MT Sep-23#64  of  searchers Zheng Chen, Bill D. Cook Assistant Professor)
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    IRM services for The BSEE is funding the project with a grant to UH re- Petrobras. The project involved a remote piloting upgrade of searchers Zheng Chen, Bill D. Cook Assistant Professor of the workclass ROV system on board an ROV support vessel. Mechanical Engineering and Gangbing Song, John and Re- Real-time

  • MR Sep-23#55  to create but 
curring repair bills.  practice "where the)
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    the economics of the tor from expensive down time and re- quality weld. Through this spectrum of weld. Chamfers are easier to create but curring repair bills. practice "where the arc meets the metal" require more weld passes to ? ll the re- Why keep making the same crack there are opportunities to create

  • MN Jun-23#37 Using AI to Improve Dredging Operations
Dredging is the)
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    Using AI to Improve Dredging Operations Dredging is the largest individual item in the USACE civil works budget. Now, Corps researchers are using arti? cial intelligence (AI) and operations research methods to help prioritize and schedule dredging operations. This new work was presented in a July 2022

  • MN Jun-23#36  The Omnibus Appropriations Bill for ? scal year 2023 
which)
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    support for dredging from the Biden Administra- tion and Congress. The company highlights funding from the following: • The Omnibus Appropriations Bill for ? scal year 2023 which includes a record $8.66 billion budget for the Army Corps of Engineers’ civil works program; • Of that, $2.32 billion is

  • MT Jul-23#39  Act of 2013 or “Sandy Bill.”
The bill authorized the)
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    . The Army Corps received funding and authority to restore Co- ney Island with the Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief Appropria- tions Act of 2013 or “Sandy Bill.” The bill authorized the Army Corps to not only repair engi- neered beach projects by replacing the sand lost during Hur- ricane Sandy, but also to

  • MT Jul-23#32  (UXO) certainly ?  ts the bill 
when talk turns to removing)
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    TOOLING & MANIPULATORS THE HUNT FOR UXO Detection and remediation of unexploded ordnance (UXO) certainly ? ts the bill when talk turns to removing the diver from dirty, dif? cult and dangerous situations. Here’s a look at a few systems that are making waves. reensea Systems demonstrated its capabilities

  • MR Jun-23#19  challenges for the maritime 
bills of lading on its information)
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    will improve our defenses, they at the Port of Antwerp, collecting payments from fraudulent also present a host of compliance challenges for the maritime bills of lading on its information systems for two years. industry. That in turn will mean a signi? cant investment in Against this backdrop of costly

  • MR May-23#50  (ABS) announcing an  structure Bill) signed in 2021, which)
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    service providers Investment and Jobs Act (also known as the Bipartisan Infra- – and the American Bureau of Shipping (ABS) announcing an structure Bill) signed in 2021, which authorized spending of effort to create a corridor for the Gulf of Mexico and Lower $7B on the establishment of regional clean

  • MR Feb-23#48 , WHHanson@gldd.com contact: Bill Hanson, 
NAVAL ARCHITECTS)
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    , Suite 1200, Houston, TX , USA , tel:(346) 212- [email protected] contact: Viola Sherman www.siliconsensing.com 1408, [email protected] contact: Bill Hanson, NAVAL ARCHITECTS, MARINE www.GLDD.com ENGINEERS ENGINE ORDER TELEGRAPH JMS Naval Architects, 70 Essex Street, Mystic, CT , Prime Mover

  • MR Feb-23#20  Forces Atlantic, Vice Adm. Bill  Shipyards into new modern)
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    at the Naval Submarine League 2022 symposium, to recon? gure, modernize and optimize our four aging Naval Commander, Submarine Forces Atlantic, Vice Adm. Bill Shipyards into new modern facilities.” Houston commended the industry representatives in the room. The public shipyards, including the four naval

  • MN Feb-23#43  of?  -
cer, as its new CEO. Bill T. Dutra, who  alternative)
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    named Harry K. of talent development, will add re- sponsibilities and lead the company’s Stewart, previously chief operating of? - cer, as its new CEO. Bill T. Dutra, who alternative investments division with Dutra Nunan led the company since its founding, will oversight of Resolve Academy, the company’s

  • MR Jan-23#44 , WHHanson@gldd.com contact: Bill Hanson,  (0) 1752 723330)
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    1200, Houston, TX , USA , tel:(346) 212- METEOROLOGICAL INSTRUMENTS Plymouth, Devon PL6 6DE United Kingdom , UK , tel:+44 1408, [email protected] contact: Bill Hanson, (0) 1752 723330, [email protected] , R.M. Young Company, 2801 Aero Park Drive Traverse www.GLDD.com www.siliconsensing.com City

  • MR Jan-23#39 , because of the 
smaller bill of materials, owners could)
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    and may eliminate as much as a week in the time needed for the retro? t dur- Image courtesy Ecochlor ing drydock. In addition, because of the smaller bill of materials, owners could Last year we had an at-sea retro? t of a Candy, Scienco InTank realize up to 40% savings in piping and BIO-SEA L03-087

  • MR Dec-22#44 , WHHanson@gldd.com contact: Bill Hanson, 
Bristol Harbor)
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    , Suite 1200, Houston, TX , USA , tel:(346) 212- ENGINEERS Environmental Marine, Inc., 711 Colyer Rd., Bronson, KY 1408, [email protected] contact: Bill Hanson, Bristol Harbor Group, Inc., 103 Poppasquash Rd., , USA , tel:(606) 561-4697, [email protected] www.GLDD.com Bristol, RI 02809, USA ,

  • MR Nov-22#59 , WHHanson@gldd.com contact: Bill Hanson,  33444 , tel:(954))
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    , tel:(346) 212- M.A.C.E. Inc., 3013 NE 12th Terrace Oakland Park, FL Bristol Harbor Group, Inc., 103 Poppasquash Rd., 1408, [email protected] contact: Bill Hanson, 33444 , tel:(954) 563-7071, [email protected] Bristol, RI 02809, USA , tel:401-253-4318, fax:401-253- www.GLDD.com WASTE WATER TREATMENT

  • MR Nov-22#36 . That 
has helped jack-up power bills, as the raw, equivalent)
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    Norway, ‘going greener’ has pushed bewildered politicians into supporting the electri? cation of oil platforms from land. That has helped jack-up power bills, as the raw, equivalent diesel power required by an offshore oil? eld can be equated to the power needs of a city. The solution, says a coalition

  • MR Nov-22#35  price shocks and national power-bill 
bailouts in the world’s)
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    Stoichevski ow-water marks in reservoirs that once provided the cheapest electricity in Europe now trigger electricity price shocks and national power-bill bailouts in the world’s richest country. The gov- L ernment action here and everywhere during the 2022 energy crisis are stirring new faith in power

  • MN Nov-22#26  harsher winters of 2018 and 
$2 billion in economic activity)
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    due to engine failures and other have been staggering. Over 10,000 jobs lost and more than mechanical issues. During the harsher winters of 2018 and $2 billion in economic activity frozen as cargo of mainly 2019, the number climbed to 246 days lost and 182 days iron ore and limestone sat idle in port or

  • MN Nov-22#20  SASC leadership  thorization bills, that are critical to)
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    critical Fleet and Ready Reserve Force. maritime legislation, such as the USCG and MARAD au- In both his Senate Commerce and SASC leadership thorization bills, that are critical to support the U.S. mari- roles, Sen. Wicker has been a constant champion of the time workforce. maritime industry, introducing