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WORKBOAT’S 2003 CONSTRUCTION SURVEY

There were three fewer shipyardsparticipating in WorkBoat’s2003 Construction Survey from

a year ago, while the number of new-builds delivered during 2003 and con-tracts for vessels going forward fell by93 from 2002.

“2003 was a mixed year for commer-cial shipbuilders in the U.S.,” saidAllen Walker, president, ShipbuildersCouncil of America, Arlington, Va. “Abackload in offshore supply boats andOPA ‘90 barges kept many shipyardsbusy throughout much of the year, butnew orders in 2003 were well belowthose signed in 2002.”

In 2003, 40 yards delivered or signedcontracts to build 376 vessels. That’sdown from 43 yards and 469 newbuildsin 2002.

Two factors that affected the survey’s

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The year had its up and downs. OSVs continued to be built at a slow but steadypace, but most shipyards report that OSV backlogs are now mostly worked off.

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numbers should be mentioned. First,some yards with healthy order bookschose not to participate this year, eventhough their vessels were recorded inthe pages of WorkBoat throughout2003. Per their requests, those numbersare not included in the survey. Second,the number of shipyards listed in thisyear’s survey is actually greater than40. The discrepancy occurs becausesome companies that operate multipleshipbuilding facilities such asBollinger and VT Halter consolidatetheir shipyards into a single listing.Others, such as Metalcraft MarineGroup, list their yards separately,Consequently, both Bollinger andMetalcraft count as a single operator inthe final tally.

First time participants in the surveyinclude Halimar Shipyard and MissionMarine. Ocean Technical Servicesmakes its first appearance since the1997 survey.

In last year’s introduction, there wasa reminder to look for the number ofoffshore vessel newbuilds to rise if theoil and gas industry’s long-awaitedrecovery finally arrived.

But that didn’t happen in 2003 and

2004 will likely be a sluggish one forthe Gulf of Mexico offshore industry aswell.

Consequently, the number of OSVsand other oil-and-gas industry supportvessels is down and some of the yardsthat build them are scrambling to keeptheir heads above water, while othershave gone under for good.

As the SCA’s Walker mentioned, abacklog of OSVs kept some yards busyin 2003. The number of supply boatslisted this year is 37, four more thanwere recorded last year. However,crewboats took a significant dip from33 in 2002 to just 10 in ‘03. On the pos-itive side, a new player in the aluminumcrewboat building arena, ConradAluminum, secured its first newbuild, a175-foot crewboat for DiamondServices.

Homeland security initiatives helpedthe patrol boat category retain its No. 1position in the survey. There are 74such boats listed in 2003, but that num-ber is off significantly from last year’s126.

It could have been worse.“Construction of small to mid-sizedvessels for government markets helpedease the downturn in commercialorders for several domestic yards,” saidWalker.

Other newbuilds of note for 2003,according to Walker, were the deliveryof the first large oceangoing ships inmany years and a contract for the firstfast car/passenger ferry for the conti-nental U.S.

Barge construction numbers weredown over the past year from 57 in2002 to 42 this year. The drop-off

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The construction of fast ferries stayed steady in 2003. The survey also reporteda jump in the number of new dinner, excursion and sightseeing vessels.

POWERED VESSELS REPORTED FOR 2003

Total = 376

ATLANTIC MARINE INC.Kevin E. Wilson, Vice President, Sales & Marketing8500 Heckscher Dr. • Jacksonville, FL 32226Tel: 904-251-1545 • Fax: 904-251-3500E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.atlanticmarine.com

Meredith C. 10/03 124'x40' S Tug ReinauerReinauer Transportation

AUSTAL USAChris Pemberton, Vice President, Marketing & SalesP.O. Box 1049 • Mobile, AL 36633Tel: 251-434-8000 • Fax: 251-434-8080E-mail: [email protected] site: www.austal.com

609 4/03 135'×30' A Dinner Cruise Cloud Nine611 5/03 140'×38' A High-Speed Circle Line

Catamaran Statue ofLiberty

614 5/04 192'×57' A High Speed Lake ExpressPassenger/ LLC

Vehicle Ferry

BASIC MARINE INC.Todd LaFave, Comptroller440 North 10th St. • Escanaba, MI 49829Tel: 906-786-7120 • Fax: 906-786-7128

Sturgeon 12/03 101'×25' S Fisheries U.S.Research Geological

Vessel SocietyHull 667 7/04 150'×35' S Deck Cargo Corps of

Barge EngineersHull 665 6/05 150'×46' S Crane Barge Corps of

Engineers

BENDER SHIPBUILDING & REPAIR CO. INC.Linda Lewis, Marketing Assistant265 S. Water St. • Mobile, AL 36603Tel: 251-431-8000 • Fax: 251-432-2260E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.bendership.com

7291 Fourth 165'×50' S Crane Corps ofQuarter ‘03 Barge Engineers,

PhiladelphiaDistrict

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Shipbuilders are optimistic that business will improve in 2004. Shipyards cite theneed for replacing aging fleets and an improvement in the economy.

Another item of note is the increasein the dinner, excursion, sightseeingboat category. There are 17 such ves-sels listed in the 2003 survey, up from10 in 2002. The higher number may bea reflection of a pickup in the U.S.leisure market.

Two other categories that showedgrowth were pushboats and towboats(from 12 in 2002 to 20 in 2003) and“other military” vessels (from 13 in2002 to 27 in 2003).

The number of stern-drive tugs for2003 doubled from six to 12.

What about 2004?“Shipbuilders remain cautiously

optimistic about 2004,” said Walker.“Almost every segment of the U.S.-flag fleet is facing significant replace-ment requirements. With the economyon the rebound, there is reason tobelieve that Amercian shipbuilders mayfinally see the improved market thathas been predicted for so long.”

—Ken Hocke

would have been steeper if it weren’tfor the construction of double-hulledtank barges to meet Oil Pollution Act of

1990 requirements. “The market forOPA ‘90 tank barges should remainsteady in 2004,” said Walker.

WORKBOAT’S 2003 CONSTRUCTION SURVEY

Donny Paul Scott 2003 127'×69' S PSV Seahorse Marine

(3) Seacor Jefferson 2003 207'×53' S PSV Seacor Seacor Madison MarineSeacor WashingtonHull 462 2003 115'6"×35' S Hopper Barge LA

GeneratingB No. 82 2003 337'×74' S Tank Barge K-Sea

TransportationB No. 225 2003 430'×79' S Tank Barge Bouchard

TransportationB No. 242 2003 487'×80' S Tank Barge Bouchard

Transportation (2) Jane A. 2003-2004 130'×38' S Tug BouchardBouchard TransportationMorton S. BouchardB No. 102 2004 400'×74' S Tank Barge K-Sea

TransportationHull 463 2004 250'×52'6" S Hopper Barge —Hull 451 2004 400'×127' S Cargo Barge Otto CandiesP52-FMS Malta 2004 87'×17' S Patrol Boat AFMCheramie Botruc 38 2004 191'×46' S Supply Boat L&M BotrucP52-FMS Malta 2004 191'×46' S Supply Boat L&M Botruc

BREAUX BROTHERS ENTERPRISES INC.Vance, Ward, Vic or Joan Breaux PO Box 1100 Loreauville, LA 70552Tel: 337-229-4232 • Fax: 337-229-4951E-mail: [email protected] site: www.breauxboats.com

1275 1/03 155'×30' A Crewboat1257, 1258 3/03 34'×11' A Survey Launch1286 4/03 158'×30' A Crewboat1279 6/03 155'×30' A Crewboat1278 10/03 155'×30' A Safety/Standby

CONRAD INDUSTRIES INC.Gary Lipely, Director of Marketing1501 Front St. Morgan City, LA 70381Tel: 985-384-3060 • Fax: 985-385-4090Web site: www.conradindustries.com

Lituya First 181'×50' S Passenger/ Alaska Quarter 2004 Car Ferry Marine

HighwaySystem

C-727 — 120'×30' S Deck Barge —C-728 — 100'×30' S Spud Barge —C-730 — 255'×54' S Crane Barge Corps of

Engineers(2) C-731, 732 295'×62' S Dump Scow —

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7395 Fourth 202'×54' S Platform NavieraQuarter ‘03 Supply Boat Tamaulipas

(10) 7421-7430 2004-2005 210'×54' S Platform Rigdon Supply Boat Marine LLC

BENTZ BOATSBryan Bentz, Manager155 Southport • Lewiston, ID 83501Tel: 208-746-7035 • Fax: 208-750-0037E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.bentzboats.com

N/A 3/03 28'×10' A Tour/Guide BreakawayAdventures

(3) 28’ 4/03 28'×10' A Water Taxi JJMA

BLOUNT BOATS INC.Julie Blount, Corporate Secretary461 Water St. Warren, RI 02885Tel: 401-245-8300 • Fax: 401-245-8303Web site: www.blountboats.com

Atlanticat 7/03 130'6"×36' A Catamaran AcadianFerry Whale

AdventuresHull 317 2/04 40'×8' S Trash —

SkimmerHull 315 3/04 155'×41'6" S/A Passenger/ Puerto Rico

Cargo Ferry PortsAuthority

Hull 316 6/04 78'×30' S Dinner/ S/NExcursion Operations

BOLLINGER SHIPYARDS INC.Robert Socha, Vice President, Marketing & SalesPO Box 250 Lockport, LA 70374Tel: 985-532-2554 • Fax: 985-532-7225E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.bollingershipyards.com

(6) CPB 52-57 2003-2004 87'×17' S Coastal USCGSea Lion Patrol BoatSkipjackDolphinHawkSailfish Sawfish(2) Hull 456, 457 2003 250'×52'6" S Hopper Barge —(4) Lousteau Tide 2003 207'×53' S PSV Tidewater Deville Tide Jonathan RozierTo Be Named

CONRAD ALUMINUM LLC.(A subsidiary of Conrad Industries)Gary Lipely, Director of Marketing9752 Hwy. 90 • Amelia, LA 70380Tel: 985-631-2395 • Fax: 985-631-1676Web site: www.conradindustries.com

— 10/04 175'×32' A Crewboat Diamond Services

DERECKTOR SHIPYARDSGinger Best, Marketing Manager311 E. Boston Post Rd. • Mamaroneck, NY 10543Tel: 914-698-5022, ext. 122 • Fax: 914-698-4641Web site: www.derecktor.com

(3) John Keith 2003 53'×19' A Passenger NY WaterSchulyer Meyer Jr. Catamaran TaxiEd Rogowsky Fast FerryFairweather 2003 239'×59' A Passenger/ State of

Vehicle AlaskaCatamaranFast Ferry

EASTERN SHIPBUILDING GROUPKenneth R. Munroe, Vice PresidentP.O. Box 960 • Panama City, FL 324022200 Nelson St. • Panama City, FL 32401Tel: 850-763-1900 • Fax: 850-763-7904E-mail: [email protected] Web site: www.easternshipbuilding.com

(2) Harvey Provider 2/03 232'×56' S OSV Harvey GulfHarvey Explorer 6/03 International(2) Emily Anne 3/03 96'×36' S Z-Drive McAllisterMcAllister Tug Towing andA.J. McAllister 11/03 TransportationGrand 5/03 306'×52' S Passenger/ McAllisterRepublic Vehicle Ferry Towing and

TransportationCandice 8/04 84'×30' S Shoal Buster Weeks

Marine inc.Gay Head 12/04 186' S Casino Vessel The Big M

Casino Inc.

FREEPORT SHIPBUILDING GROUPJames M. Murray, Vice President, Sales116 Shipyard Road• P.O. Box 49 • Freeport, FL 32439Tel: 850-835-4125 • Fax: 850-835-4873E-mail: [email protected] site: www.freeportshipbuilding.com

265 4/03 150'×36' S Dinner/ DMVExcursion International

Yachts

266 5/03 70'×19' A Passenger Point O’Ferry Woods

Solaris 4/04 122'×26' S Dinner/ SunQuestCharter Yacht Yacht

Charters

GLADDING-HEARN SHIPBUILDINGTHE DUCLOS CORP.Peter Duclos, President1 Riverside Ave. • P.O. Box 300Somerset, MA 02726Tel: 508-676-8596 • Fax: 508-672-1873E-mail: [email protected] site: www.gladding-hearn.com

P-343 1/04 141'×34' A High-Speed CitiCapitalFerry

P-344 3/04 60'×18' A Research Woods HoleVessel Oceanographic

Institute(2) P-345, P-346 5/04-9/04 52'×17' S Pilot Boat Delta Launch

ServicesP-347 10/04 53'×17' A Pilot Boat Delaware

PilotsP-348 10/04 53'×17' A Pilot Boat Portland

PilotsP-349 2004 98'×25'6" A Catamaran —

FerryP-350 2005 70' A Pilot Boat Galveston

Texas CityPilots

HALIMAR SHIPYARD LLCBill Hildalgo Sr., Managing MemberP.O. Box 2727 • Morgan City, LA 70381Tel: 985-384-2111 • Fax: 985-384-2112

Hull 119 7/03 80'×30' S Ferry TBA(2) Hull 117, 118 8/03-12/03 130'×30' S Utility Boat TBAHull 120 3/04 145'×36' S Mini-Supply TBA

Vessel(2) Hull 121, 122 10/03-3/04 110'×64'6" S 175' Class TBA

Liftboat

ISLAND BOATS INC.Miles Thomas, President5109 E. Old Spanish Trail • Jeanerette, LA 70544Tel: 337-560-4483 • Fax: 337-560-4473E-mail: [email protected] site: www.islandboats.com

Patriot 8/03 82'×28' A Catamaran Bald HeadPassenger/ IslandCargo Ferry Transportation

Quicksilver 10/03 55'×23' A Catamaran FrogmanExcursion Charters



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(4) Tender 11/03-12/03 68'×22' A Catamaran RoyalShip Tender Caribbean

Cruise LinesConstitution 1/04 75'×15' A Floating Dock U.S. Military

Academy— 6/04 87'×28' A Catamaran —

Excursion

KEITH MARINE INC.Brian Keith, Vice President195 Comfort Road Palatka, FL 32177Tel: 386-312-0000 • Fax: 386-312-9811E-mail: [email protected] site: www.keithmarine.com

150 2/04 116'×32' S Dinner Cruise WinstonKnauss

151 11/04 158'×37' S Dinner Cruise WinstonKnauss

KVICHAK MARINE INDUSTRIESKeith Whittemore, Vice President, Sales & Marketing469 NW Bowdoin Place Seattle, WA 98107Tel: 206-545-8485 • Fax: 206-545-3504E-mail: [email protected] site: www.kvichak.com

Sabine Bank Pilot 2/03 72'×21' A Pilot Sabine Pilot Service

Arctic Hawk 4/03 42'×20' A Hovercraft Crowley Marine

Irvington 5/03 54'×20' A Survey Army CorpsCatamaran of Engineers

(2) Steelhead, Coho 6/03 54'×20' A Patrol CaliforniaCatamaran Fish & Game

(4) 7/03-10/03 28'×8' A Oil Skimmer U.S. NavyMoritz 8/03 58'×20' A Survey Corps of

Catamaran Engineers— 10/03 44'×14' A Response Boat USCG

MediumMaui Magic 10/03 54'×17' A Excursion Maui Classic

Catamaran ChartersOcean Voyager 10/03 64'×28' A Excursion Sea Sport

Catamaran Cruises— 1/04 20'×8' A Skiff Trident

Seafoods(2) Thresher, 3/04-6/04 54'×20' A Patrol CaliforniaMarlin Catamaran Fish & GameCama’i 3/04 69'×24' A Patrol Alaska Dept.

Catamaran of Public Safety

— 9/04 75'×21' A Pilot Boat SavannahPilots Assoc.

— 9/04 40'×14' A Fireboat Los Angeles County

LEEVAC INDUSTRIES LLCTroy Skelton, Sales ManagerP.O. Box 1190 • 111 Bunge St., Hwy. 90E Jennings, LA 70546Tel: 337-824-2210 • Fax: 337-824-2970E-mail: [email protected]

(4) 333, 334, 2003 240'×54' S OSV Hornbeck335, 336 Offshore

Services337 12/04 330'×225' S Casino PNK Lake

Charles LLC338 12/04 445'×78' S Tank Barge Hornbeck

OffshoreTransportation

MARINE BUILDERS INC.Jim Robinson, Vice President208 W. Church St. • Utica, IN 47130Tel: 812-283-7932 • Fax: 812-282-1485

Hull 230 4/03 26'×14' S Towboat Army Corpsof Engineers,New Orleans

District(6) 11/03 150'×34' S Deck Army Corps

Barge of Engineers,Rock Island

District— 12/03 26'×12' S Truckable Wakota

Workboat Landing— 12/03 26'×12' S Truckable Flotation

Workboat DockingHull 229 4/04 50'×18' S River Corps of

Towboat Engineers,Huntington

DistrictHull 236 3/05 51'×20' S River Corps of

Towboat Engineers, Vicksburg

DistrictHull 217 — 56'×22' S River Spec.

TowboatHull 197 — 83'×22' A Motor Yacht Spec.

MANITOWOC MARINE GROUPMARINETTE MARINE CORP.Floyd Charrier, Vice President, Sales & Marketing1600 Ely St. • Marinette, WI 54143Tel: 715-735-9341, ext. 528 • Fax: 715-735-3516 E-mail: [email protected] site: www.manitowocmarine.com

(5) Hickory, Fir, 2003 225'×46' S Seagoing U.S. CoastHollyhock, Sequoia, Buoy Tender GuardAlder



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(2) Guy V. Molinari, 2004 310'×70' S Passenger Staten Islandunnamed Ferry Ferry, City of

New York

MANITOWOC MARINE GROUPBAY SHIPBUILDING CO.Floyd Charrier, Vice President, Sales & Marketing 605 North Third Ave. • Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235Tel: 715-735-9341, ext. 528 • Fax: 715-735-3516 E-mail: [email protected] site: www.manitowocmarine.com

Bright Star 5/03 83'×23' Tour Shoreline Boat Sightseeing

Arni J. Richter 5/03 104'×38' S Passenger/ WashingtonVehicle Ferry Island Ferry

Line— 2004 140,000 bbl. Penn

Tank Barge Maritime— 2004 110,000 bbl. Moran

Tank Barge Towing— 2004 Tug Penn

Maritime

MANITOWOC MARINE GROUPTOLEDO SHIPREPAIR CO.Floyd Charrier, Vice President, Sales & Marketing 2245 Front St. Toledo, OH 43605Tel: 715-735-9341, ext. 528 • Fax: 715-735-3516 E-mail: [email protected] site: www.manitowocmarine.com

338 12/04 S 110,000 bbl. Hornbeck Tank Barge Offshore

Transportation

MARINE INLAND FABRICATORSST. PAUL NAVIGATION INC.Stewart Sumpton, President1725 Buchanan St. Panama City, FL 32409Tel: 850-265-1383 • Fax: 850-265-0487E-mail: [email protected] site: www.marineinland.com

(4) 384, 385, 2/03-7/03 20'×8' S Pushboat Subaqueous 390, 391 Services Inc.(2) 386, 387 6/03-8/03 25'×14' S Pushboat Free-Con

Construction(2) 388, 389 6/03 50'×12' S Sectional Duncan

Barge Seawall(4) 393-396 9/03 8'×6' S Barge Osmose

Railroad Services

397 7/03 40'×6' S Drop Deck Naples Dock Barge & Marine

Service399 9/03 30'×14' S Barge Carter Dock

& Piling398 10/03 25'×14' S Pushboat Cardi Corp.400 20'×8' S Pushboat A&M Marine

Construction402 50'×18' S Barge Kyle

ConstructionService

403 40'×16' S Barge Calfee & Douglas

MASTER BOAT BUILDERS INC.Andre Dubroc, General ManagerP.O. Box 702 • Bayou La Batre, AL 36509Tel: 251-824-2388 • Fax: 251-824-4401

Miss Emma McCall 2/03 150'×36' S Research/OSV

(2) Claire M. Callais, 6/03, 200'×50' S OSVGloria B. Callais 8/03Ocean Quest 7/03 145' S Dive Support

VesselLytal Queen 11/03 160' S OSV(2) O.P. Callais, 2004 145' S OSVTina Callais(2) 359, 360 2004 166' S OSV358 2004 160' S OSV

METALCRAFT MARINE GROUPMETALCRAFT MARINE INC.Robert Clark, Contracts Manager347 Wellington St. • Kingston, Ontario K7K 6N7Tel: 613-542-1810 • Fax: 613-542-6515E-mail: [email protected] site: www.metalcraftmarine.com

(2) 310, 311 1/03, 2/03 23'×8' A Buoy Tender U.S.Government

367 1/03 34'×8'6" A Patrol Boat U.S.Government

(3) 368-370 2/03-4/03 34'×8'6" A Patrol Boat U.S.Government

METALCRAFT MARINE GROUPCONNOR INDUSTRIES/STANLEY CUSTOM BOATSBrian Higgins, Sales Manager75 Tudhope St. N. • Parry Sound, Ontario P2A 2W9Tel: 705-746-5875 • Fax: 705-746-5876

(4) 70170, 70172, 1/03-12/03 24'×9'6" A Landing Craft Commercial70184, 70209



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70171 1/03 26'×9'6" A Landing Craft Commercial70175 2/03 22'×9'6" A Landing Craft Commercial(4) 70176, 3/03-10/03 27'×9'6" A Landing Craft Commercial70178, 70191, 7020770180 3/03 22'×9'2" A Crewboat Commercial70187 4/03 36'×12' A Crewboat/ Commercial

Landing Craft70197 9/03 27'×10'6" A Fire/Rescue Canadian

Government70202 9/03 24'×8'6" A SAR Canadian

Government70203 10/03 24'×8'6" A Landing Craft U.S.

Government70208 10/03 24'×8'6" A Landing Craft/ Commercial

Mining Research70205 10/03 21'×8'6" A Patrol Boat Canadian

Government

METALCRAFT MARINE GROUP/AMERICAN METALCRAFTKen Johnson, General ManagerP.O. Box 457 Clayton, NY 13624Tel: 315-686-9891 • Fax: 315-686-9815

347 4/03 28'×10' A Fisheries ResearchResearch Institute

MISSION MARINE LTD.Bill Waldock, President & CEO1414 First St. Sandusky, OH 44870Tel: 419-625-0123 • Fax: 419-625-4313E-mail: [email protected] site: www.missionmarine.com

Mission 288 2003 25'3"×11'5" A Towboat —(5) Mission 388 2003-2004 29'7"×11'5" A Patrol/SAR —134 (Mission 288) 2003 25'3"×11'5" A Patrol/Dive —140 2004 33'6"×11'5" A Special —

Operations

MODUTECH MARINE INC.Brian Swindahl, VP, Government/Commercial Contracts2218 Marine View Drive Tacoma, WA 98422Tel: 253-272-9319 • Fax: 253-272-9337Web site: www.modutechmarine.com

Cracker Jack 5/03 43'×15' F Charter Boat Cracker JackExpress Charters(3) 39TB0203, 7/03 39'×11'6" F Tour Boat Xanterra39TB0303, 39TB0403 Resorts

NEUVILLE BOAT WORKS INC.Kerry Neuville, Secretary/Treasurer6402 Daspit Rd. • New Iberia, LA 70563Tel: 337-229-6507 • Fax: 337-229-8242E-mail: [email protected]

Randall B. McCall 4/03 170'×34' A Crew/Supply Seacor(2) 154-1, 154-2 11/03, 6/04 158'×30' A Crew/Supply Seacor164-1 9/04 167'×30' A Crew/Supply Seacor

NICHOLS BROTHERS BOAT BUILDERS INC.Bryan Nichols, President5400 S. Cameron Rd. • P.O. Box 580 Freeland, WA 98249Tel: 360-331-5500 • Fax: 360-331-7484E-mail: [email protected] site: www.nicholsboats.com

Empress of the North 8/03 360'×58' S Overnight AmericanCruise Boat West

SteamboatS-144 8/04 265'×72' A High-Speed Office of

Catamaran Naval Research

ORANGE SHIPBUILDING CO. INC.(A subsidiary Conrad Industries)Gary Lipely, Director of Marketing710 Market St. • Orange, TX 77631Tel: 409-883-6666 • Fax: 409-882-0609Web site: www.conradindustries.com

354 94'×30' S Z-Drive Tug(4) H-360, H-361 124'×34' S Pushboats Corps ofH-362, H-370 EngineersH-363 52'×55' S Crane Barge Corps of

Engineers(5) H-366, H-368, H-369 120'×30' S Deck BargeON-300181, ON-300182H-367 60'×22' S Tug U.S. Army

OTECH (OCEAN TECHNICAL SERVICES INC.)Beverly Fife, Sales/Marketing1140 Peters Road • Harvey, LA 70058Tel: 504-364-1572 • Fax: 504-362-5949E-mail: [email protected] site: www.oceantech.com

(11) 2003 23'×9'6" F RIB U.S. Navy— 2003 23'×9'6" F Rescue Boat McDermott— 2003 44'11"×13'8" A Response Boat USCG

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PATTI SHIPYARD INC.Raymond Dwyer, Engineering Assistant306 S. Pinewood Lane • Pensacola, FL 32507Tel: 850-453-1282 • Fax: 850-453-8835

(2) Susie King Taylor, 3/03 55'×21' S Passenger ChathamJuliette Gordon Low 4/03 Ferry Area Transit

Authority(City of

Savannah)

QUALITY SHIPYARDS LLCBobby Barthel, General ManagerP.O. Box 1817 • Houma, LA 70361Tel: 985-876-4846 • Fax: 985-868-7339E-mail: [email protected] site: www.tdw.com/services/quality.html

(2) St. Joseph, 11/03, 74'×33' S River EcksteinSainte Marie 12/03 Towboat MarineLester Pollack 12/03 220'×46' S PSV TidewaterHull 1242 11/04 210'×73' S Passenger/ Plaquemines

Vehicle Ferry Parish

RODRIGUEZ BOAT BUILDERS INC.Joe Rodriguez Jr., PresidentP.O. Box 842 • Bayou La Batre, AL 36509Tel: 251-824-4067

230 8/03 69'×20' S/A Excursion Realships231 4/03 69'×28' S Offshore Huey

Tug Cheramie232 5/03 90'×32' S Offshore Huey

Tug Cheramie233 6/03 55'×22' S Lugger Madere

Tug Towing234 9/03 65'×28' S Lugger Central

Tug Boat Rentals235 12/03 73'×28' S Offshore Louisiana

Tug Tug Service

ROZEMA BOAT WORKS INC.Dirk Rozema, Sales/Design11130 Bayview-Edison Rd. • Mount Vernon, WA 98273Tel: 360-757-6004 • Fax: 360-757-6005E-mail: [email protected] site: www.rozemaboatworks.com

(2) 1179, 1180 7/03 19'×8' A Skiff Seapro

1181 8/03 39'×14' A Feed Boat Baja Aqua Farms

(2) 1182, 1183 11/03 40'×12' A Oil Recovery CISPRIBarge

SEAARK MARINE INC.Ken McFalls, Vice President, SalesPO Box 210 Monticello, AR 71657Tel: 870-367-9755 • Fax: 870-367-2120Web site: www.seaark.com

(2) 1442, 1443 8/03, 11/03 60'×16' A Workboat Military1454 9/03 30'×10' A Workboat Commercial(16) 1458, 9/03-6/04 28'×10' A Patrol Boat Military 1461-14751488 9/03 25'×10' A Patrol Boat Commercial1493 9/03 20'×8' A Workboat Commercial(3) 1490, 1528, 10/03-5/04 36'×12' A Patrol Boat Commercial15441479 10/03 48'×16' A Workboat Commercial1517 10/03 20'×6' A Workboat Commercial1548 12/03 20'×5' A Workboat Commercial1539 12/03 20'×5' A Patrol Boat Military(3) 1516, 1537 12/03-3/04 25'×8' A Workboat Commercial1547(4) 1519-1521, 12/03-5/04 25'×8' A Patrol Boat Commercial15461453 12/03 57'×16' A Patrol Boat Commercial 1542 1/04 19'×8' A Patrol Boat Military(3) 1494-1495, 1/04 27'×8' A Workboat Commercial1543(22) 1496-1515, 1/04-3/04 27'×8' A Patrol Boat Military1529, 1531(4)1518, 1530, 1/04 23'×8' A Workboat Commercial1540-1541(4) 1522-1525 2/04 28'×10' A Workboat Commercial1534 2/04 18'×6' A Workboat Commercial1538 4/04 35'×12' A Workboat Commercial

SENESCOBob Jarvis, President10 MacNaught St. • Quonset Point North Kingston, RI 02852Tel: 401-295-0373 • Fax: 401-295-4140E-mail: [email protected] Site: www.senescomarine.com

Tennessee 4/04 S 80,000 bbl. Sea BoatsTank Barge

39 9/04 S 80,000 bbl.Tank Barge

ongoing 200'×108' S Drydock Lyons Shipyard

(3) ongoing 104'×35' S Passenger Trevcon/PierFloats 79 Ferry

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STEINER SHIPYARD INC.Tara S. Marshall, Vice PresidentP.O. Box 742 • Bayou La Batre, AL 36582Tel: 251-824-4143 • Fax: 251-824-4178E-mail: [email protected] site: www.steinershipyard.com

Croatoan 8/03 180'×44' S Vehicle/ NorthPassenger Carolina

Ferry DOT

VT HALTER MARINE INC.Cynthia Borries, Corporate Communications Manager14055 Seaway Rd. • Gulfport, MS 39503Tel: 228-896-0029 • Fax: 228-897-4866E-mail: [email protected] site: www.vthaltermarine.com

C170 2003 220'×47' S PSV UDI(2) Oscar Dyson, 2004-2005 208'×49' S Research NOAAM282 VesselB109 2004 343'6"×94' S Barge UDIB108 2004 94'×24' A Ferry Puerto Rico(2) SSGT Robert 2005 313'×60' S LSV U.S. ArmyKuroda, M281B105 2005 579'×102' S — PHTL

WASHBURN & DOUGHTY ASSOCIATES INC.Katie Doughty, Marketing DirectorPO Box 296 • 7 Enterprise St. East Boothbay, ME 04544Tel: 207-633-6517 • Fax: 207-633-7007E-mail: [email protected] site: www.washburndoughty.com

(2) Freedom 3/03 92'×32' S Z-Drive Tug BostonLiberty 6/03 Towing &

Transportation(2) Kaye E. Moran, 92'×32' S Z-Drive Tug Moran James R. Moran TowingIndependent 92'×32' S Z-Drive Tug Tampa

Tugs Two

WESTERN TOWBOAT CO.Ric Shrewsbury, Vice President617 NW 40th St. • Seattle, WA 98107-5028Tel: 206-789-9000 • Fax: 206-789-9755Web Site: www.westerntowboat.com

Ocean Titan 2004 120'×36' S/A Z-Drive Tug WesternTowboat

WORKSKIFF INC.George Lundgren, Owner880 N. Hill Blvd. Burlington, WA 98233Tel: 360-707-5622 • Fax: 360-757-0892E-mail: [email protected] site: www.workskiff.com

2510 2/03 25'×8'6" A — Commercial(2) 19188, 19190 2/03, 3/03 19'×7'6" A Utility Boat U.S. Navy(2) 2515, 2517 6/03, 10/03 25'×8'6" A Utility Boat Commercial(2) 19191-19192 4/03, 6/03 19'×7'6" A Utility Boat Commercial16197 5/03 16'×6' A Utility Boat Commercial(2) 16198, 16201 6/03, 16'×6' A Utility Boat National Park

9/03 Service2120 5/03 21'×7'6" A Utility Boat Energy

Company2121 6/03 21'×7'6" A Utility Boat National Park

Service2516 8/03 25'×8'6" A Utility Boat U.S. Navy

ZIDELL MARINE CORP.Bill Gobel, Vice President, COO3121 S.W. Moody Ave. Portland, OR 97239Tel: 800-547-9259 • Fax: 503-228-6750Web site: www.zidell.com

671 1/04 240'×60' S Double-Hull FossTank Barge Maritime Co.

672 12/04 289'×78' S Double-Hull Zidell MarineTank Barge



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