Barge

Ashton_WJOURNAL_9x5.625_HPC_PRINT — Ashton Marine is having two 200' hopper barges built at Jeffboat. Ashton Marine image

Jeffboat building two hopper barges for Ashton Marine

WorkBoat Staff

HRSG Goethals (800x600) — Coeymans Marine Transportation tugs take the Heat Recovery Steam Generator under the new Goethals Bridge just before delivery to the Public Service Electric &Gas Sewaren 7 project Aug. 8. CMT photo.

Squeeze play: Hudson River steam generator tow timed to tides and bridge clearances

Kirk Moore

mississippi-river-tow-iowa-lock-dam-10-usace — WCI advocates for a modern national system of ports and inland waterways. USACE photo by Patrick Moes

AWO sends Coast Guard wish list for regulatory changes

Kirk Moore

Coast Guard, partner agencies respond to adrift burning barge — An ammonia barge burns near Cat island, Miss., on Aug. 3, 2017. Coast Guard photo.

Ammonia barge fire in Gulf of Mexico

WorkBoat Staff

KIRBY ATB — The first of two ATBs for Kirby Corp. Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding photo

Fincantieri Bay Shipbuilding delivers second Kirby ATB

WorkBoat Staff

New study highlights economic importance of barge industry

Pamela Glass

aluminum barge — New 64'x26' aluminum barge will work in the Straights of Mackinaw in Michigan. Breezeswept photo

Aluminum towboat and barge set for delivery in August

Ken Hocke

acbl-st-louis — Photo by David Krapf

Rejecting proposed cuts, House panel approves healthy spending for inland rivers investments

Pamela Glass

rsz_mv_tommy_h — With the addition of towing vessels, which began getting inspected under Subchapter M in July 2018, the size of the U.S. inspected fleet grew by approximately 6,500 vessels to nearly 20,000 vessels, an increase of 50%. Campbell Transportation photo

Campbell completes acquisition of towboats and barges

Pamela Glass

Pushboat a first for Metal Trades

Kirk Moore

towboat_coal_old_hickory_lock_usace — An Ingram Barge Company tow boat pushes coal barges through Old Hickory Lock on the Cumberland River Oct. 6, 2016. The lock and dam is operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Nashville District. (USACE photo by Lee Roberts)

Boom or bust for coal?

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