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Another alleged four bodies have been found at the wreck site of the semi-submerged Costa Concordia cruise ship, according to officials in charge of the clean-up of the January 13th accident. Operations to recover these bodies are currently underway. There are already 32 confirmed lost lives as a result of this disaster. After over a...
Barge Collision Causes Oil Spill, Closes Stretch of Mississippi River
Obama Administration Announces Major Steps toward Science-Based Energy Exploration in the Arctic
Scalise RESTORE Act Amendment passes House of Representatives
Moex Offshore Agrees to $90 Million Partial Settlement of Liability in Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
American Salvage Association Member Salvages Hydrogen Reactor Outside Seattle
American Salvage Association Member Salvages Hydrogen Reactor Outside Seattle
American Salvage Association Members Invited to Bid on Removal of Costa Concordia
American Salvage Association Members Invited to Bid on Removal of Costa Concordia
RESOLVE Engineering Adds Naval Architects in New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico Deepwater Operator Anadarko Joins MPA to Access MSRC Resources
Spill Control Association of America Relocates to Metro Washington, D.C., Names New Director
Rolls-Royce to Upgrade Interlake’s Tug Dorothy Ann
Eastern Shipbuilding Finishes 2011 With Towboat Delivery for Settoon Towing
The wreck of a World War II merchant ship has been found by a shipwreck hunter who plans to collect on the load of platinum onboard, now valued at 3 billion dollars. The vessel was torpedoed by... Read More >>
Divers are being forced to suspend their underwater search for the passengers still unaccounted for in the wrecked Costa Concordia, as Italian Civil Protection Agency states that the... Read More >>
Project set to reduce I-580 traffic and improve safety and air quality Salt Lake City, Utah - The Port of Stockton, California has selected Savage Companies (Savage) to manage the M-580... Read More >>
Although the basic design of inland towboats has not changed in decades, there is a revolution in their propulsion systems. To meet strict environmental regulations while... Read More >>
Another alleged four bodies have been found at the wreck site of the semi-submerged Costa Concordia cruise ship, according to officials in charge of the clean-up of the January 13th accident.... Read More >>
A member of the American Salvage Association (ASA) responded to a call on December 9 to salvage a 485-ton, 140-foot long stainless steel reactor vessel that rolled off a barge, landing into... Read More >>
The U.S. Coast Guard is responding to an oil spill in the Mississippi River after two barges collided in the predawn hours of Friday morning. Watchstanders at the Coast Guard Sector New... Read More >>
BSEE Issues Approval for Shell Chukchi Sea Oil Spill Response Plan WASHINGTON – Building on the Obama Administration’s record of taking steps to expand safe and responsible... Read More >>
Damen Shipyards will shortly deliver three tugboats to INEA (Instituto Nacional de los Espacios Acuaticos, the Venezuelan Aquatic Authority). This repeat-order follows a previous order for two... Read More >>
Cleveland, Ohio. Rolls-Royce Commercial Marine has been contracted to upgrade Interlake Steamship Company’s Tug Dorothy Ann. The 124-foot, 7,200-horsepower Z-drive tug is the... Read More >>
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