Marine Services
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- Marine Services Div. Geosource Inc. Delivers Self-Propelled Barge Maritime Reporter, Jul 15, 1978 #40
Construction on a self-propelled work barge for Gulf Energy & Minerals Company U.S. has been completed by the Marine Services Division of Geosource Inc., Harvey, La.
According to Marine Services Division vice president and general manager D.M. Gordon, Geosource performed a complete turnkey operation, including providing and installing all equipment for the new 90-foot by 28- foot by 5-foot 6-inch barge.
The Marine Services Division (formerly known as the Shipyard Division) of Geosource Inc. provides repair, c o n s t r u c t i o n and modification services for barges, dredges, inland drilling barges, tenders and other vessels, as well as drilling rig equipment repair.
The division has two locations on the Harvey Canal near New Orleans, La., and one on the Intracoastal Canal at Morgan City, La.
For a copy of the Marine Services Division complete capability portfolio, write to Dan M.
Gordon, Marine Services Division, Geosource Inc., P.O. Box 24, Harvey, La. 70059.
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- Trends in Marine Services for Subsea Telecoms Marine Technology, May 2021 #46
The market for marine services in support of the installation and maintenance of undersea telecommunications cables has matured over a period of more than 100 years to reach its present state of development. The largest providers of marine services (companies such as the Global Marine Group, SubCom, Alcatel
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- Richard M. Currence Named President Pott Offshore Division Maritime Reporter, Mar 1978 #49
Industries Inc. of St. Louis, Mo., has announced that Richard M. Currepce has been named president and chief executive officer of Pott's Offshore Marine Services Division headquartered in New Orleans, La. Mr. Currence succeeds Vern E. Easterling, who assumes the position of chairman. Mr. Currence joined
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- Marine Services Division Buys Remaining Interest In GIMC Maritime Reporter, Jul 1978 #21
., had purchased the remaining 50 percent interest in a previously held joint venture company, Gulf International Marine Corporation (GIMC).-The Marine Services Division's previous partner in the joint venture was International Marine Services. Terms of the purchase were not disclosed. GIMC is engaged
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- Erie Basin Bargeport, New Facility, To Open For Ship Repair, Marine Services Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #41
The now-idle Erie Basin-Port Authority Marine Terminal on the Brooklyn waterfront will be returned to maritime use as a marine support services center for tugboats, towboats and barges, Port Authority chairman Richard C. Leone recently announced. The commissioners of the bistate agency approved the
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- Tokyo Marine Services Starts Trans-Pacific Drydock Tow Maritime Reporter, Sep 1978 #50
center. A delegation of Oregon public and labor officials, port commissioners and key port staff personnel were on hand for the launching. Tokyo Marine Services started the 5,200- mile trans-Pacific tow on August 13. A direct route will be followed from Japan to the northern California coast and up
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- Homeport Marine Services Completes Rework Project On 180-Foot 'Ebb Tide II' Maritime Reporter, Dec 1990 #50
Homeport Marine Services, Inc. of Moss Point, Miss., has completed a rework project on the 180-foot supply vessel Ebb Tide II, owned by Tidewater Marine Services, Inc. of New Orleans, La. Services performed included extensive repairs within the vessel's tanks, hull structure and steering and piping
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- Northwest Marine Services Named Distributor Of Hamilton Marine Jets Maritime Reporter, Jan 1989 #5
Northwest Marine Services, Tukwila, Wash., recently announced the availability of Hamilton Marine Jet Propulsion units having horsepower requirements ranging from 50 hp up to 1,600 hp. A marine sales, engineering and service corporation, Northwest Marine Services is the Hamilton Jet distributor for
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- Texaco Marine Services Names Gaffney President, Chief Operating Officer Maritime Reporter, Jan 1989 #9
Marine Services Inc. Mr. Gaffney succeeds William R. Cumming who will retire following more than 28 years of service with the company. Texaco Marine Services, located at Port Arthur, Texas, manages the day-to-day operational activities of the various Texaco fleets as well as providing ship management
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- Texaco Marine Services Receives Ship Management Contracts Maritime Reporter, Jan 1986 #41
—Free Literature Available Texaco Marine Services Inc. (TMSI), Port Arthur, Texas, has signed operating agreements with Archon Shipping Inc., and Acturus Shipping Inc., to manage the tanker Brooklyn and the tanker Williamsburg, according to William R. Cumming, president of TMSI. TMSI, a wholly
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- Tokyo Marine Services Is Active Worldwide — Color Brochure Available Maritime Reporter, Apr 1984 #8
Tokyo Marine Services Ltd., operator of eight oceangoing tugs and four 400-foot, semi-submersible barges, announces a status report on four major projects now under way or recently completed. The 12,000-bhp tug Dahlia has the semi-submersible rig Penrod 74 under tow en route from the Philippines to
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- RCA Service Company Introduces Marine Services Global Network Maritime Reporter, Aug 1981 #31
RCA Service Company recently announced the introduction of a worldwide service network to provide fixed-price maintenance coverage for marine communications and navigation equipment. The service is being provided at over 230 ports of call in 60 countries, according to Martin H. Rubin, division vice
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March 2024 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 45will be equipped with Cellula’s hydrogen fuel cell technology, supporting sustainable, long duration operations with zero carbon emissions • Teledyne Marine Acquires Valeport Teledyne Marine agreed to acquire Valeport a leader in the design and manufacture of underwater sensors and pro? l- ers. Valeport
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March 2024 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 44NEW TECH OCEANOLOGY INTERNATIONAL 2024 Image courtesy Metron/Cellula Teledyne Marine acquires Valeport: Matt Quartley, MD, Valeport and Ole Søe-Pedersen, VP & Image courtesy Teledyne Marine GM Teledyne Marine announce the deal in London. Pictured (L-R): Cellula Robotics, President, Eric Jackson, Metron
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