Barge

barge-tows-transit-co-river-locks-matagorda-tx_usace — Maritime workers — including those that work on barges — are considered essential employees and should report to work during the COVID-19 crisis. USACE photo.

Trump's infrastructure promises await a plan

Kirk Moore

rsz_savage_17_05_08_062 — New 508' liquified ammonia transport barge. Vigor photo

Vigor launches Jones Act liquified ammonia barge

WorkBoat Staff

trump-infrastructure-announcement-june-2017-screenshot-whitehouse-vid — On June 7, 2017, President Donald Trump announced infrastructure plans before the backdrop of a flag-draped barge filled with coal. White House image.

Navigating Trump's infrastructure plan

Pamela Glass

Trump promises new investment, faster turnaround for inland waterways projects

Kirk Moore

samsung — Attending the signing ceremony management and technical team members of SeaOne and Samsung that also included members of ABS and the Marshall Islands Registry. SeaOne photo.

Construction of world's largest ATBs set for 2018

Ken Hocke

barges_mississippi_river_near_st_louis_usace — Barges transit the Mississippi River near St. Louis. USACE photo.

Inland uncertainty

Kirk Moore

It’s back: Trump administration takes a swing at waterways user fee

Kirk Moore

Towboat-Ingram-Miss-River — A towboat on the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa. Subchapter M has established towing vessel safety regulations for the first time. Creative Commons photo by D. Michael Burns.

Coast Guard will accept existing SMS for early Sub M compliance

Kirk Moore

aerial_photo_of_the_tulsa_port_of_catoosa_2008_cc_bsbanks — https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Aerial_photo_of_the_Tulsa_Port_of_Catoosa_taken_May_5,_2008.jpg

Inland ports promote, pitch for infrastructure

Kirk Moore

Grain-barges-NOLA-USDA — USDA photo/ Anson Eaglin.

Analysts foresee continued dry barge oversupply, but liquids could grow again

Kirk Moore

barges_navigate_mississippi_river_edgard_la_usace — Barges navigate the Mississippi River near Edgard, La. USACE photo.

Barge industry urges EPA to roll back some regulations

Pamela Glass