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  • Sperry Marine Inc., Charlottesville, Va., and Philips GmbH Unternehmensbereich Systeme und Sondertechnik, Kiel, West Germany, recently announced the signing of a cooperation agreement for jointly pursuing the ESM/ADF system requirements of the new Federal Republic of Germany U212 submarine program.

    Sperry Marine, the manufacturer of the Guardian Star periscopemounted ESM/ADF system, and Philips GmbH, a supplier of Integrated Logistic Support, training and installation services to the German Navy, have signed a cooperation agreement which offers their mutual strengths to the U212 program.

    The Guardian Star is an advanced, high-speed, ESM/ADF system incorporating a lightweight, low radar cross section antenna, rasterscan touchscreen technology, and system flexibility unparalleled in other submarine ESM systems today.

    The advanced technology of the Guardian Star, coupled with Sperry Marine's experience as one of two suppliers of periscopes to the U.S. Navy, make the Guardian Star system unique. The system incorporates design features which overcome the problems normally associated with periscope-ESM/ADF integration.

    Philips GmbH brings to the team a wealth of experience servicing the FRG Navy in the areas of installation, commissioning, service and ILS; e.g., training and Navy-approved documentation. Located in Kiel, one of the two possible sites for construction of the U212, Philips GmbH is ideally located for immediate support during the U212 ESM/ADF installation and sea-trial phases of the program.

    Sperry Marine Inc. and Philips GmbH together will provide an excellent combination of strengths to the U212 program, supplying decades of experience and quality products and service in their mutual fields of expertise.

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  • Valmet Corporation in Finland and the engineering and consulting firm Foster Wheeler Petroleum Development Limited in the U.K. have signed an agreement calling for technical cooperation with respect to offshore projects. The pact is part of Valmet's arctic offshore strategy, and a big step to prepare

  • Representatives of government maritime agencies of the United States and Canada have signed a formal agreement to cooperate in marine transportation research and development, it was announced recently in Washington and Ottawa. Under the agreement, there will be information and personnel exchanges

  • NKK Corp. and Hitachi Zosen Corp. recently entered into an agreement to build Technigaz-based LNG carriers under license from Societe Nouvelle Technigaz of France. The agreement, aimed at further improving Technigaz LNG carrier technology, will enhance the two companies' services in the face of expec

  • Wartsila and Marioff, agreed earlier this year to cooperate within the area of emission control technologies for reciprocating engines. Marioff is a specialist in creating humidity, while Wartsila needs humidity for reduction of NOx in diesel, and perhaps gas engines. The introduction of water into

  • Audit Agency to help the R e n e g o t i a t i o n Board in its overall review of these matters. Mr. Chase expressed the hope that Lockheed would cooperate in such an audit, and Mr. Haack stated that Lockheed would, as in the past, be of whatever assistance possible

  • the societies, it was announced by Robert T. Young, chairman and president of ABS. Under the agreement, the American and Spanish societies will cooperate in the classification and survey of ships and the exchange of technical and administrative information. ABS also will provide assistance to FIDENAVIS

  • . Hunter will soon offer a full range of intermodal services, including crating, custom brokerage, and full service storage. Hunter intends to cooperate with carriers authorized on other waterways to p r o v i d e access for Nashville area business to through shipment of regulated cargo, and

  • technology and with Liaaen Helitron for subsea control systems. ACB also established contact in 1984 with the Norwegian firm Temco Engineering to cooperate on the sale of drilling rig equipment. In the future, ACB intends to pursue R&D and to work with Norwegian partners toward development of products

  • diesel engine parts manufactured by the Japanese firm under licensing agreements with Sulzer, MAN B&W, and others. "We are delighted to cooperate with Hitachi Zosen in the United States," said Thomas J. Calicchio, vice president of Argo Marine. "Hitachi Zosen is an excellent company with

  • ideas; to disseminate the results of research, experience and information among the members; to encourage and sponsor such research; to cooperate with educational institutions and to promote the professional integrity and status of the members. We've come a long way! Growing to about 2

  • has forged unique relationships. Friends and family work in the same companies only to emerge in new or existing companies as “competitors who also cooperate.” The Ulstein relationship with offshore vessel owners like Island, with its growing fleet of offshore service vessels, has allowed Ulstein as

  • MR Jan-24#26 MEET THE CTO has grown to 90 people across several)
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    MEET THE CTO has grown to 90 people across several something that is scalable.” fuels, resulting in an overall reduction world regions, and this technical talent Next the CMB.TECH team targeted of 65% of traditional fuel consump- base is central to Campe completing the Crew Transfer Vessel (CTV) used

  • MR Sep-23#12 our national how to cooperate. One may wonder why)
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    and passed ter scenario, these goals align as long as the stakeholders know on to the next generation if we want to preserve our national how to cooperate. One may wonder why a government super- ability to respond to disasters. visor may be interested in spending as little as possible, but in To provide

  • MR Feb-23#12 . You shall not murder. 8. Cooperate 7. You shall not commit)
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    . Keep the Sabbath day holy. 6. Communicate 5. Honor your father and your mother. 7. Fairness from both points of view 6. You shall not murder. 8. Cooperate 7. You shall not commit adultery. 9. Allow individual freedoms to an extreme if they 8. You shall not steal. do not harm others 9. You shall not

  • MR Sep-22#44 having in mind guest we cooperated with all the relevant)
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    platform of this size. As Costa Group was the ? rst to introduce LNG cruise ships, Design is also something that we project having in mind guest we cooperated with all the relevant stakeholders to build the experience. The concept of the product we offer our guests has framework to let these ships operate

  • MN Sep-22#40 people to collaborate and cooperate, that’s where the look)
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    another. If you could get a meeting of the minds, and engineering of it is very good. Often, we will come up with get those people to collaborate and cooperate, that’s where the look of the vessel and hand that off to them to basi- we’ll see a catalyst for change in this industry.” cally translate into

  • MR May-22#51 , lower maintenance Cooperate on Fleet costs, and)
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    while bene? ts of the system include reduced Carnival, Wärtsilä minimizing the required installation. noise and vibration, lower maintenance Cooperate on Fleet costs, and improved steering capabili- ties that make pier docking and undock- Decarb Program World’s First Hybrid- ing operations easier

  • MN May-22#13 communicate, coordinate and cooperate on conditions for U)
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    this year? RB: We have been working directly with the Corps with Please give your assessment of today’s market the 3 C’s: communicate, coordinate and cooperate on conditions for U.S. dredging contractors, touch- projects and workload. We want to work close together ing upon ? eet numbers, supply and demand

  • MN Oct-21#61 a partnership agreement to cooperate on chines team will)
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    Damen.” (Note: at press time Rolls-Royce and Sea to weather it.” In the meantime, Johnson and the Sea Ma- Machines signed a partnership agreement to cooperate on chines team will continue to experiment, trial and innovate. smart ship and autonomous ship control solutions). “We have some great things in

  • MN Oct-21#45 wind segment, has agreed to cooperate with ES- bines and electrical)
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    cently created a new subsidiary speci? cally to serve the After installation, the need for servicing offshore tur- offshore wind segment, has agreed to cooperate with ES- bines and electrical infrastructure will also create new VAGT, a Danish operator of more than 40 SOVs. Anoth- business for U.S. yards and

  • MT Sep-21#42 a partnership agreement to cooperate on smart ship and autonomous)
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    Huntington Ingalls and Hamilton Jet and this year with Damen.” (Note: at press time Rolls-Royce and Sea Machines signed a partnership agreement to cooperate on smart ship and autonomous ship control solutions). “Autonomous operations will be mainstream,” said Johnson. “I doubt there are many that question

  • MR Jun-21#33 in the Color-Coded Cutters ‘cooperate and compete’ areas where)
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    CUTTERS the ‘“cooperation-competition-lethality continuum.’ While we train and operate across the entire continuum, it is in the Color-Coded Cutters ‘cooperate and compete’ areas where we thrive and best demonstrate our value to Coast Guard cutters can be classi? ed by the nation in support of the Tri-Service

  • MR May-21#30 GREEN SHIP OWNER tomers. The In? nityMAX hybrid bulk)
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    GREEN SHIP OWNER tomers. The In? nityMAX hybrid bulk carrier concept is elec- it is going to cost to build a ship that is ready for 2050 and tric and modular, designed to enable sustainable, zero carbon, beyond. But to give a broad and a very rough estimate, we as- ef? cient and ? exible seaborne

  • MR Apr-21#53 & retro? t markets. NMS cooperates with a solutions for)
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    models and a wide range of annular form for the ship repair, conversion and cutters, Hougen has the power, performance & retro? t markets. NMS cooperates with a solutions for your holemaking needs.needs. network of 12 shipyards with 28 docks capable of handling all vessel types and sizes with approximat

  • MR Apr-21#17 enforcement agencies should cooperate in efforts to de- ter)
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    (non-coastal) states that conduct law enforcement patrols on the high seas of the Gulf of Guinea and coastal state law enforcement agencies should cooperate in efforts to de- ter piracy and maritime robbery and related crimes. Foreign states should be authorized by the coastal states to engage in legitimate

  • MR Jan-21#16 Back to the Drawing Board on the construction of the tug.)
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    Back to the Drawing Board on the construction of the tug. So there was a chance you could have been designing (In regards to autonomy), there certainly has been a lot of buildings instead of boats? RA I recall saying to my father “Maybe I’ll just become media attention to autonomous vessels in the past

  • MR Nov-20#20 in Kongsberg Maritime has cooperated are a key strategy)
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    which is vital both for sus- for the upgrade. How so? Batteries and hybrid technologies tainability and safeguarding business in Kongsberg Maritime has cooperated are a key strategy for reducing fuel today’s tough market. closely with Island Offshore for many consumption and, consequently, emis- years and

  • MR Jun-20#10 and safer. party are to cooperate with and assist the)
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    of the responsible Group of P&I Clubs (IG) prior to submission to the Coast solutions that make shipping greener, smarter and safer. party are to cooperate with and assist the FOSC and to pay all Guard. Be part of it and see what’s technologically possible, connect damages and response costs. To provide

  • MR May-20#42 under construction). ably cooperate as the offshore wind)
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    pre-assembly ports with chartered vessels (four owned vessels of Understanding (MOU) with NYK Line to study and presum- are under construction). ably cooperate as the offshore wind market expands to Japan. Traditional OSVs – whether purpose built or converted from Another northern European outfit, Windea

  • MR Mar-20#66 , Fassmer Cooperate On Newbuild RV Hamburg-based)
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    In the Yard Nauticor Nauticor, Fassmer Cooperate On Newbuild RV Hamburg-based LNG sup- plier Nauticor and Fr. Fassmer located in Motzen/Berne start cooperation in newbuilding and retro? tting projects for ships with LNG engines. This initial LNG bunkering operation for the “Atair” illustrates the

  • MR Jan-20#49 AR & Maritime Maintenance As maritime embraces new digitaliz)
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    AR & Maritime Maintenance As maritime embraces new digitalization technologies aimed at reducing costs and enhancing safety onboard ships, MAN CEON, MAN Energy Solutions’ umbrella brand for all its digital products, comes to the fore for TechGuide, an augmented reality maintenance platform. Using mobile

  • MP Q4-19#22 should retain counsel and cooperate with authorities, especially)
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    ance issues arise during a USCG inspection, shipping companies USCG and EPA will be inspecting ships to ensure they are using should retain counsel and cooperate with authorities, especially to compliance fuel and to ensure that suffcient records of fuel use avoid any obstruction charges. are maintained

  • MR Nov-19#46 Forum, where the U.S. can cooperate most powerful in the)
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    Guard The Polar-class icebreakers are the and third, we will innovate and adapt to icebreakers, and three new heavy, nucle- Forum, where the U.S. can cooperate most powerful in the world, but they are promote resilience and foster prosper- ar-powered icebreakers currently under with the other nations

  • MP Q3-19#41 for maritime business but cooperate on envi- ronmental issues)
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    together on environmental and energy is- sues. Port offcials coin the relationship as “Coopatition.” The LA/ LB Ports compete for maritime business but cooperate on envi- ronmental issues since; after all, they are right next to each other. The 2017 Clean Air Action Plan Update set a goal for the Port of

  • MP Q3-19#8 ports compete – and cooperate – when it comes to commerce)
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    for what it does right. Nowhere is that more evident than out on the U.S. West Coast, where the nation’s two biggest container ports compete – and cooperate – when it comes to commerce and the environment. The Golden State has ordered all California ports to achieve “emissions free operations” by the