Rhode Island-based shipbuilder Blount Boats recently handed over a new icebreaking buoy tender to the Hydrographic Operations fleet of the Maryland Department of Natural ..
The UK National Environment Research Council (NERC) has placed a new Antarctic research and supply vessel into service. Operated by British Antarctic Survey (BAS), the ve ..
The US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) has awarded Morgan City, Louisiana-based Conrad Shipyard a contract for the construction of two ice-class tugs. The vessels’ ..
The Canadian Coast Guard expands its icebreaker fleet while the UK and Gibraltar governments will soon take delivery of the first of a new series of 18 police patrol boat ..
The Australian Antarctic Division (AAD), the Australian government’s lead agency in scientific activities related to Antarctica and the Southern Ocean, has been operati ..
Yantar Shipyard, a company under Russia’s United Shipbuilding Corporation (USC), has laid the keel for a new multi-purpose vessel slated for the country’s Mar ..
The Swedish Maritime Administration (SMA) has confirmed its plans to purchase two newbuild icebreakers. Funding for the purchase of two vessels has been set at SEK3.44 bi ..
United Shipbuilding Corporation’s (USC) Baltic Shipyard has handed over the second Project 22220 nuclear-powered icebreaker to be built in Russia. Sibir (“Siberia”) ..
The Canadian federal government, through Public Services and Procurement Canada, has awarded Quebec shipbuilder Chantier Davie Canada a contract for service life extensio ..
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