Shipbuilding

A rendering of the subsea rock installation vessel Arcadia. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock image.

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock sues Philly Shipyard

WorkBoat Staff

A rendering of the hybrid-electric ocean sampling vessel. ABB image

All American Marine and ABB to collaborate on hybrid-electric sampling vessel

WorkBoat Staff

The family owned shipyard has employees that span five generations. Doug Stewart photos.

Colonna’s Shipyard celebrates 150 years of operations

Ben Hayden

At the Pacific Marine Expo in Seattle, Photon showcased its electric outboards through on-water demonstrations aboard a Grizzly aluminum workboat, expertly crafted by Silverback Marine. Doug Stewart photos.

Photon Marine aims to enable the ‘workboats of the future’

Eric Haun

Crews work on hanging a bow section on an oceangoing barge at Conrad Deepwater Repair and Conrad Deepwater South facilities in Amelia, La. Doug Stewart photo

Conrad Industries announces third quarter 2024 results and backlog

WorkBoat Staff

A rendering of SAFE Boats' 3812 full cabin fireboat. SAFE Boats' image.

SAFE Boats promotes new fireboat at International WorkBoat Show

WorkBoat Staff

The 38' M2 jetboat will be built for the sheriff's department in Sacramento, Calif.

Moose Boats to build 38' patrol boat for Sacramento

WorkBoat Staff

Cometto's MSPE 48T on display at the 2024 International WorkBoat Show. WorkBoat photo.

Cometto: Modular transporters for heavy industrial applications

Ben Hayden

Rendering of EBDG and Diversified Marine's Electrified Truckable Tug. Image: EBDG

Electrified tug design by EBDG, Diversified Marine targets zero emissions

Matt Collins

Panel at the International WorkBoat Show titled "Paving the Way to Sustainable Shipyard and Port Operations." Left to right: Brittney Blokker, Jan Allman, Emily Federer, Jeri Shull. Photo Doug Stewart.

Shipyards and ports to play key role in driving maritime sustainability

Matt Collins

Shipyard workers at Fincantieri's Marinette Marine facility in Wisconsin are responsible for building advanced vessels. Fincantieri Photo.

Workforce issues dragging down otherwise upbeat shipbuilding industry, executives say

Ken Hocke

ACBL christened its 200'x50' towboat Mariner on the Mississippi River in New Orleans, the largest U.S.-built towboat in 50 years. Doug Stewart Photos.

ACBL introduces new 200' towboat in rare nighttime christening

Ken Hocke

Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Corp. (GLDD) launched the 99'x41'x12' Multi-Cat dredge support vessels, Cape Hatteras and Cape Canaveral, marking the second consecutive year sisterships have won the prestigious Significant Boat of the Year award. Great Lakes Dredge & Dock Co. photo.

Conrad-built Multi Cats win WorkBoat boat of the year

Ben Hayden