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- SCN Container Line Linking South Florida, 12 Latin American Countries Maritime Reporter, Sep 1994 #79
SCN Container Line Inc. initiated independent service linking the three major ports of South Florida with 18 ports in a dozen countries in Central America and South America.
Led by South Florida shipping industry veterans Fernando Bowen and Raymond M.
Hernandez, SCN Container Line began service this spring, offering intermodal rates and bills of lading on less-than-truckload (LTL) shipments as well as full containers.
SCN Container Line operates receiving terminals in Miami, Los Angeles and Chicago, and plans to open a New Jersey terminal later this year.
Utilizing the Port of Miami, Port Everglades and the Port of Palm Beach, SCN Container Line offers weekly service to and from the Central American countries of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Panama.
South American countries on SCN Container Line's schedule of service every 12 days include Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Argentina.
SCN Container Line's Miami receiving terminal and fully computerized headquarters is located at 1820 N.W. 94th Ave., Miami, Fla.
33172-2329, tel: (305) 592-6266; fax: (305) 477-0666.
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- Mayflower Lines Is Newest U.S.-Flagged Operation Maritime Reporter, Aug 2000 #59
is laying out the blueprints for the design, construction, and operation of a 75,000-ton, 2,000 passenger U.S.-Registered passenger ship. The South Florida cruise line is following the recent trend of U.S.-built, flagged and crewed passenger ships. While the inaugural company is focused on catering
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- Flint & Mercer Named Senior Vice Presidents For Eller & Company Maritime Reporter, Nov 1984 #7
Fort Lauderdale, announces the appointments of Robert J. Flint as senior vice president in charge of all stevedoring and terminal activities in South Florida ports, including operations at Tam- pa, Miami, Port Everglades, and Port Canaveral, and Ben E. Mercer as senior vice president for the Middle
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- Semisubmersible Begins Scheduled Liner Service Transporting Yachts Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #44
Yacht Carriers Ltd. recently began a new scheduled service dedicated to transporting yachts between south Florida, the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. Ocean Marine Consultants and Surveyors, Inc. (OMCS), with offices in Port Everglades, Fla., and Mandelieu, France, are the exclusive worldwide
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- 4,000-HP Tug Delivered By Main Iron Works To Coastal Tug & Barge Maritime Reporter, Dec 1990 #45
feet and depth of 13 feet, will provide fueling service and ship docking assistance for vessels employed in the passenger and freight trades of the South Florida area. The tug, stationed in the Port of Miami, joins the company's fleet of 39 tugs and barges operating in the Gulf of Mexico, the Atlantic Coast
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- RDSEA International, Inc. Marine Technology, Jul 2014 #28
Rick Cole RDSEA International, Inc., St Pete Beach, Florida, founded in 2002 by Rick Cole while a Research Associate at the University of South Florida’s College of Marine Science, around the increased need for experience and expertise in “ocean technologies” in the blue-water and coastal regions
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- Inland Port Development: Take the train Maritime Logistics Professional, Jan/Feb 2019 #16
of …Tracy Whirls is the executive director of the Glades County Economic Development Council, Inc. and she has followed the development of the South Florida Inland site back even to when she was a reporter for the local paper. She has seen the site, along US 27 just west of Moore Haven, Florida go from
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- Bailey Reorganizes Miami Operations—Paul Gausted Appointed Vice President Maritime Reporter, May 15, 1981 #44
successful Miami branch has been reorganized as a separate company within the Bailey group of companies. "The growth of cruise activity out of south Florida has been phenomenal," says Mr. Nilsen, explaining the move. "We felt a fully independent operation was needed to give it the service it deserves
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- Marine Engineers Shipyard Gets Contract To Build Schooner Maritime Reporter, Nov 1984 #107
designer of steel sailing yachts. Rover Marine plans to use the 150-passenger vessel for chartering on Chesapeake Bay in summer months and in South Florida during the winter. Designed to American Bureau of Shipping and U.S. Coast Guard rules, the American Rover is longitudinally framed with 212
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- Thrustmaster Adds New Personnel Maritime Reporter, Jan 2002 #45
international manufacturer's representatives to help maintain the company's international presence. Miller holds a degree from the University of South Florida in Tampa, and is a member of The International Association of Business Communicators (IABC). Assisting Miller will be Amanda Casey, who has
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- MSRC To Be Fully Operational In 18 Months Maritime Reporter, Nov 1991 #140
local response organizations. He added that each of the regional centers, which will be located in the New York/New Jersey area, the Miami area of south Florida, in Lake Charles, La., Port Hueneme in southern California, and in the Seattle, Wash., area, is being designed to provide this best effort
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- Captain Tom Smith Forms CTS And Associates Maritime Reporter, Sep 15, 1978 #24
relay to the "on-duty" surveyor on a seven-day, 24-hour basis. The recent addition to the staff of Capt. James (Jim) McCrory, well-known in south Florida and the Virgin I s l a n d s / S a n Juan areas, has somewhat relieved the heavy work load on the Underw r i t i n g Condition/Survey and Yacht
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32, the whole Northern Coast Platform Supply vessels, 66% for me- tion ? rst. You got to have the utilization units, and that dayrates for high spec of South America, Mexico, this whole dium size Anchor Handlers, and 61% and then we can start trending to higher OSVs are rising. In North Sea, where 21
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November 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 6to be a more dominant force. have written many time in these pages Information Technology Vladimir Bibik Our cover story this month, an interview with Southern Towing President and CEO and those of our sister publications, Ed Grimm, is the perfect juxtaposition to the change that swirls around us, as
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November 2019 - Marine News page: 85CAD/CAM SOFTWARE TrueProp Software, they used man- ual methods to assess and repair their propellers. “We cleaned the prop a bit, assessed whether it was repairable with manual gauges, and beat the propeller with rawhide or brass hammers to get it to lay on a pitch block,” says Dorothy. “Then we beat
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November 2019 - Marine News page: 74for Fire Island Ferries by Blount Boats – that was delivered on June 19, 2019 and will service 386 passengers between Bay Shore and Fire Island on Great South Bay. When MarineNews visited the yard in September, Blount was working another pair of vessels, including a 101 x 40-ft. steel double-ended passenger/veh
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November 2019 - Marine News page: 58BOATBUILDING 30% improvement in fuel economy, ceptional performance and helm con- turn completely around 180-degrees which improves the bottom line of trol in the most challenging marine in just four boat lengths at high speeds. your business. environments. The wave-piercing bow Along the way, Baltic
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November 2019 - Marine News page: 30WORKBOAT COMMUNICATIONS ISO: Af ordable & Reliable Workboat Comms T e commercial shipping world can benef t from greater range of communications and reduced satel- lite costs. Domestic brown water operators know all too well that’s easier said; than done. Until now. By Joseph Keefe n the fast moving
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November 2019 - Marine News page: 8sea, tugs & towing, and passenger of VV’s Offshore product. Bene? tting from vessels. He is an alumnus of SUNY Mari- Roberts extensive UK, Norwegian, South time College in both undergraduate and East Asian and US based market network, graduate studies. A member of PVA’s ensures VV’s offering is kept
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 39LNG BUNKERS VT Halter Marine is con- structing (and has launched) a 4,000 cbm LNG articulated tug and barge unit with Qual- ity Liquefed Natural Gas Transport, LLC (Q-LNG) that is due for delivery in the frst quarter of 2020. Last year it reportedly executed a letter of intent to build a second 8
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 38president of LNG at NorthStar, said the NorthStar and Pivotal LNG. company plans to load fuel on the planned Polaris Energy barge Pivotal LNG is part of Southern Company Gas, a major power at the JAX LNG terminal. He said Polaris plans to use the large, provider. Southern Company subsidiaries operate hydroelectr
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 36LNG BUNKERS Credit: Halter Credit: Eagle Who’s Fueling Whom? A snapshot of Florida’s nascent LNG bunkering business. By Rick Eyerdam ith the Port of Jacksonville the frst and most visible Whatever the case, it is clear that the LNG bunkering industry LNG bunkering port in the United States, it seems is
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 24beneft from a rush of ethane trade into key the pipeline, waiting for the projects that are underpinning their manufacturing centers in Asia, Europe and South America. construction to be approved. Most seek to transport U.S. eth- The strong demand for ethane has created an entirely new ship- ane exports to
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 8Editor’s Note With the ‘IMO 2020’ mandate looming large in the proverbial center porthole, Califor- nia’s edict for emissions-free port operations by the year 2030, the ballast water treatment rules and, of course, ever-escalating IMO and EPA engine Tier ratings all impacting the global supply chain
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Sep/Oct 2019 - Maritime Logistics Professional page: 630 Credit: Imabari 24 The Ethane Era Emerges Strong demand propels robust exports – here and across the big pond. A new feet of gas carriers is being built to meet the logistics challenge. By Aditya Aggarwal 26 T raining & Education Lifelong Learning in an Age of disruption By Ted
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October 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 44habitat for The main goal of this mission was to use SeaTrac’s Develop- shallow water species. ment Platform to provide measurements of the water quality South of Boston, the bays of Duxbury, Kingston and Plym- over the entire embayment. This would also provide the team outh (DKP) form a large embayment
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October 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 39there. from the US, Nelly Florida from Indo- It highlighted the need to: Harness the Throughout OceanObs’19 there were nesia, and Juliet Hermes from South creativity of the academic research and many side events focused on speci? c Africa. They were joined by almost 40 engineering communities, and
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October 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 14comments Civilian Conservation Corp.” families devastated by hurricanes in the that “we have less than 11 years left to • Rejoining the Paris Agreement South and East Coast, to farmers facing transform our energy system away from and providing $200 billion to the Green ? ooding in the Midwest, to ?
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October 2019 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 4Editor’s Note Observing All All American Marine www.marinetechnologynews.com ast month 1,500 from the global ocean and subsea NEW YORK communities gathered in Honolulu, Hawaii, for 118 E. 25th St., New York, NY 10010 just the third OceanObs conference held in 20 Tel: (212) 477-6700; Fax: (212) 254-6271 y
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October 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 64or mous control and monitoring system, the Sharktech second vessel. The Zhoushan Islands are just off shore of east China’s Zhejiang province, and lie south of Shanghai on Hangzhou Bay. The main Coastal Passenger Ferry for China island is home to a naval base, shipyards and a port. It is a busy island