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PressReleases Articles BISSO MARINE PERFORMS HEAVY LIFT JOBS
Tuesday, July 27th, 2010
HARVEY, La. (July 23, 2010) – BISSO MARINE, a premier provider of energy and maritime support services, successfully performed two heavy lift jobs involving a 200-ton vessel and a 560-ton hull.
Using the D/B CAPPY BISSO, the crew launched a 200-ton crew boat from shore to the Harvey Canal. The project took place at Midship Marine, Inc.
In Moss Point, Miss., the D/B CAPPY BISSO lifted a 560-ton hull from the Pascagoula River and set it ashore at a fabrication yard. The crew had to ballast down the 700-ton derrick barge so it could squeeze under the 40-foot clearance of the nearby Interstate 10 bridge.
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