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- Port Of South Louisiana Leads Grain Industry Economic Impact Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #135
The grain industry is the core of the port business in the Lower Mississippi River area, generating $1.7 billion of spending in the area and over 7,300 jobs according to a study recently conducted by the Port of South Louisiana.
Louisiana's Lower Mississippi River ports handle more tons of cargo than any other port area in the world. The main component of t h a t cargo is grain. Statistics compiled by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers show that the Louisiana Megaport complex handled 374 million tons of total cargo in 1989 and 44 percent of t h a t cargo was grain, including corn, wheat, soybeans, rice, sorghum, barley, rye, oats, flax seed, flour, semolina, animal feed and other grain products.
The total value of Megaport grain exports is between $11 billion and $ 13 billion per year, providing thousands of jobs for American citizens employed in grain production, handling and shipping.
The grain industry has a substantial economic impact on the River Corridor and on the State of Louisiana. In 1989, the grain industry and the related maritime industry produced $1.7 billion of direct spending and $2.2 billion of total spending in the River Corridor area.
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- Port Of South Louisiana Plans To Turn Riverplex Into Intermodal Facility Maritime Reporter, May 1992 #39
The 205-acre Riverplex International Inc. terminal in Louisiana is to be turned into an intermodal cargo-handling facility by the Port of South Louisiana, which recently paid $12.1 million to purchase it. The terminal will be renamed Globalplex. The terminal has handled dry bulk cargoes for the
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- MN100: Metal Shark Boats Marine News, Aug 2016 #70
boats and ships for military, law enforcement, fire rescue, and a wide spectrum of commercial applications. At its facilities in Franklin and Jeanerette, Louisiana, Metal Shark manufactures vessels in aluminum, steel, and fiberglass. In addition to the diverse lineup of models designed by its in-house team of
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- Louisiana Officials Create Oil Spill Cleanup Tax Maritime Reporter, Apr 1991 #65
that calls for a two-cents-per-barrel tax on crude oil transferred from barges or tankers at marine facilities in the state is being created by Louisiana officials. Estimated at $10 million annually, the fund would be administered by a coordinator within the office of Gov. Buddy Roemer. According to
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- McDermott Marine Readies Four-Pile Offshore Platform For Freeport-McMoRan Maritime Reporter, Apr 1991 #86
platforms is being built for Freeport-McMoRan Oil & Gas Company, a subsidiary of Freeport McMoRan Inc., in McDermott Marine Construction's Louisiana fabri- 86 cation yards. The platform, named Crystal, will extend 875 feet from the seafloor to the top of its drilling derrick and is scheduled
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- Bollinger Named Chairman Of Louisiana Shipbuilding And Repair Association Maritime Reporter, Aug 1986 #27
The Louisiana Shipbuilding and Repair Association recently elected its board of directors and officers for the 1986-87 year. Richard N. Bollinger, a director of Bollinger Machine Shop and Shipyard, Inc., Lockport, La., was elected chairman of the board of LSRA. Reelected as president (executive direc
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- Maritime Training Expands to Meet Louisiana Gulf Demand Marine News, Oct 2013 #36
Employers are hiring in coastal Louisiana, especially as offshore drilling picks up in the Gulf of Mexico. Companies are concerned about finding enough skilled workers in a locally tight labor market. For mariners, a variety of training programs at different levels and costs are offered in south Louisiana.
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- Louisiana Dredging Outlook Marine News, Feb 2017 #31
Louisiana relies on dredging for navigation and land restoration When maritime stakeholders think about dredging, they typically first conjure up visions of harbor deepening projects to accommodate those giant, post-Panamax boxships. Conversely, inland players hope for maintenance dredging in the
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- American Pride: Working Hard in the US Dredging Industry Maritime Reporter, Mar 2018 #16
Act,” an assertion pushed by certain people with their own agenda, claims we heard following visits with officials from the Ports of New Orleans, South Louisiana, Houston and Galveston. Claims have been made that the U.S.-Flag dredging industry is not included within the purview of the coastwise laws of the
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- New Maritime Firm Port Fabricators, Inc. Active In Louisiana Maritime Reporter, Oct 15, 1977 #50
was general manager of this firm before joining the Port Fabrication team. Mr. Kelly, of Lafayette, is a graduate of the University of Southwestern Louisiana in petroleum engineering, was formerly with Mobil Oil Co. as construction foreman, senior production foreman and engineer, and with Tenneco as
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- Laborde Named To Head New Orleans Office Of Marsh & McLennan, Inc. Maritime Reporter, Aug 1978 #37
will be to develop sales and marketing programs relative to major clients of Marsh & McLennan's 11 offices in eight southeastern states, including Louisiana. Mr. Mead will continue to be based in New Orleans. A native of Marksville, La., Mr. Laborde joined Marsh & McLennan in 1962, was appointed an
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- AWO Safety Seminar Set For New Orleans, La., December 4-5, 1991 Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #18
the inland and coastal tug and barge industry, will hold its annual AWO Marine Safety Seminar December 4-5, 1991, at the Hyatt Regency at the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. The seminar agenda features some of the industry's top professionals, scheduled to speak on such topics as how to
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 15nullify such agreements are ties can work around the package limita- in the candy bowl meant the venue had in contract negotiation and/or drafting/ the Louisiana Oil? eld Anti-Indemnity tion either by (a) de? ning a package and not read the contract, and there would be reviewing the same can and often
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November 2019 - Marine News page: 92ferry with energy storage, providing service from Galveston to Bolivar Peninsula. The ferry is being built at Gulf Island Shipyard in Jennings, Louisiana. TSGI will provide construction oversight to TxDOT during the entire construction process. The diesel-electric with energy storage system will
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 39percent by Shane Guidry and 30 percent embraced by energy operators but facilitating the growth has by Harvey Gulf International Marine, New Orleans, Louisiana. Q- its challenges. This exciting development uses a very low-cost LNG will own and operate assets providing marine transportation polymer composite
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September 2019 - Marine News page: 20be signed Island Wind Farm (BIWF), which has been operating off- for approximately 17,000 MW of additional projects as shore Rhode Island since 2016. Louisiana-based Gulf Is- a result of state commitments by 2030, bringing the total land Fabrication, Inc. constructed the jacket foundations forecasted amount
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October 2019 - Marine News page: 52the group’s man- Wallenius Wilhelmsen Solutions). as chairman in 2013. Toomy repre- agement. Paci? c Green Technologies sented Dist. 85 in the Louisiana State is an exhaust gas scrubber manufac- Legislature from 1984 until 2008 and turer. The ? rm’s order book exceeds Navico Appoints Frostad President
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October 2019 - Marine News page: 35. Around that time, the cost of fuel had Like the James River run, the Sea- Barry Parker, bdp1 dropped precipitously, which worked cor AMH service in Louisiana is a key Consulting Ltd in favor of surface alternatives. part of petrochemical supply chain provides strategic and tactical support, in- Even
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October 2019 - Marine News page: 33complimenta- activity has led to an uptick in exports of cargo, notably ry regional ports. The new ecosystem will see multi-modal polymer resin out of Louisiana. The containers are then links on the landside, for cargo originating inland, but loaded up and sent down to New Orleans. will also ? nally experience
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March 2019 - Marine News page: 52River for Cooper Consolidated. Metal Shark Delivers Pilot Boat to Brazos Pilots designed by Metal Shark and built at the company’s Frank- lin, Louisiana shipyard. This new pilot boat is intended to replace the pilots’ smaller, single-engine 40’ pilot boat, im- proving safety for crews while enhancing
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July 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 75action @ www.marinetechnologynews.com/videos/video/l3-technologies- debuts-rov-from-asv-technology-100112 L3Harris Portchester, Hampshire, UK Broussard, Louisiana Fall River, Massachusetts President/CEO: William M. Brown No. of Employees: 50,000 www.l3harris.com L3Harris L3Harris Unmanned Maritime Systems
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August 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 71safe, durable, three fully self-con- performance oriented tained shipbuilding fa- professional grade cilities in Alabama and rigid in? atable boats Louisiana, specializing (RIBs) ranging in size in the design and ef? - from 15-41 ft. that cient high quality con- ful? ll a variety of mis- struction
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August 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 70construction services at its ? ve shipyards located in southern cess, delivering value on a vessel that is truly unique to its speci? c application. Louisiana and Texas. Increased production capacity and a highly skilled and growing work-force Diversity of offerings has been Conrad Shipyard’s niche. Built
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August 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 53the average person in South utilizing an 18 to 26 cubic yard bucket for the next vessel to arrive depending ability to ensure the cranes are always Louisiana. Associated is challenged with on dense cargoes up to an 85 cubic yard on where the vessel is anchored. Hav- making the future workforce aware
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August 2019 - Marine News page: 77distributors of Twin Disc, Hamilton Jet, and Veth Propulsion products along the gulf coast for the marine industry. Sewart strategically operates two Louisiana of? ces located in Morgan City and Harvey to support their customer base in marine industry and Texas-Based operations are headquartered in Friend- swo
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August 2019 - Marine News page: 70C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C C CA A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AT T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T T TLOUISIANA CAT commercial markets from military agencies, safety profes- The Case: sionals, state and local governments, and private industry, Louisiana Cat
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August 2019 - Marine News page: 37supply, offshore supply and multi-purpose support vessels for deepwater operations in the Gulf of Mexico and abroad. Headquartered in New Orleans, Louisiana with a full service operations shore base facility in Port Fourchon, Louisiana, Harvey Gulf has international presence with of? ces in Mexico
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August 2019 - Marine News page: 26light enough (38 Conrad Shipyard, established in 1948 and headquar- lbs) for one person to retrieve and carry into position. It tered in Morgan City, Louisiana, designs, builds and over- attaches to the bitt in less than 30 seconds. One person on hauls tugboats, ferries, lift boats, barges, offshore supply
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August 2019 - Marine News page: 10done a good job of spacing Today, at three fully self-contained facilities in Alabama their revenue stream across multiple sectors. Their version and Louisiana, Metal Shark manufactures vessels in alu- of diversi? cation involves multiple markets, vessel types, minum, steel, and ? berglass, with current
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August 2019 - Marine News page: 2.......................................................... 66 All American Marine .................................................................... 18 Louisiana CAT .............................................................................. 70 Allard, Chris, Metal Shark .............................
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July 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 39encompass- of the maritime infrastructure. It is the impressive work? ow as barge-mounted ing 28 states) are used to dealing with the – State of Louisiana; Brandy Christian – literal crossroad where brown water and high-tech cranes transfer cargo to a literal high water and the low water, but this
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July 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 22sailing into Singapore, New Or- related solutions. The collabo- As the shipping industry becomes of navigation-related de? ciencies, per- leans Louisiana and Novorossiysk were ration will cover all aspects of more digitalized and embraces a higher haps because they are easiest to identify. most
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May/Jun 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 17soon between Richmond and Norfolk. overwhelm domestic highways and rail. Similarly, the realization Like the James River run, the Seacor AMH service in Louisiana that largely under-utilized rivers and coastal waterways – what the is a key part of petrochemical supply chain there. Scheduling is Waterways
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May/Jun 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 15cal activity has led to an uptick in exports of cargo, notably poly- service that runs between Baton Rouge and New Orleans (route mer resin out of Louisiana. The containers are then loaded up and M-55). Another container-on-barge run, the Port of Virginia (and sent down to New Orleans. Norfolk Tugs)
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July 2019 - Marine News page: 64. www.? ir.com (603) 324-7700 57 In-Mar Solutions www.inmarsystems.com (225) 644-7063 17 Konrad Marine www.konradmarine.com (715) 386-4203 7 Louisiana Cat www.LouisianaCatMarine.com (866) 843-7440 20,21 Marine Systems, Inc www.marinesystemsinc.com (985) 223-7100 55 McDonough Marine Services
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July 2019 - Marine News page: 53to see Rich- facturing experience and holds a BS in engineering services both will move ard go, he has loyally served OMSA Electrical Engineering from Louisiana to Crowley’s Shipping business unit. and the offshore industry for more Tech University and earned his MBA Leading that team will be Shiju Zach-