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Sherwin-Williams Wins Awards For Coatings Applications The 2020 SSPC Military Coatings Project Award of Excellence went to a project that evaluated the use of SeaVoyage Copper-Free Antifouling Paint applied to the U.S. Navy’s Military Sealift Command vessel USNS Millinocket and also included the concurrent preservation of the vessel’s underwater hull and splash zones using SeaGuard 5000HS Epoxy and Nova-Plate UHS Epoxy.

The 2020 SSPC Military Coatings Project Award of Excellence went to a project that evaluated the use of SeaVoyage Copper-Free Antifouling Paint applied to the U.S. Navy’s Military Sealift Command vessel USNS Millinocket and also included the concurrent preservation of the vessel’s underwater hull and splash zones using SeaGuard 5000HS Epoxy and Nova-Plate UHS Epoxy.

Sherwin-Williams Wins Awards For Coatings Applications

March 23, 2020

Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine and its project partners earned three Society for Protective Coatings (SSPC) Structure Awards, which recognize top coatings projects from the past year. The company won… Read More

Sherwin-Williams Launches Zinc Epoxy Coating

October 16, 2017

Sherwin-Williams Protective & Marine Coatings announced the launch of its Zinc Clad 4100 coating on October 10. The company said its new high-solids coating features recoat times as short… Read More

Maritime Partners Christens Mv. Mandy Whipple Mandy Whipple christens her namesake vessel, with Maritime Partners co-Founder and President Austin Sperry looking on.

Mandy Whipple christens her namesake vessel, with Maritime Partners co-Founder and President Austin Sperry looking on.

Maritime Partners Christens Mv. Mandy Whipple

January 24, 2025

Friends, colleagues and family members with ties to Metairie, La.-based Maritime Partners LLC gathered in Bayou La Batre, Ala., late last year for the christening of the mv. Mandy… Read More

Refurbishing The USS Kidd: How America’s Shipbuilding Past Hints At Future Growth The USS Kidd on dry dock at Thoma-Sea’s shipyard in Houma, La.

Refurbishing The USS Kidd: How America’s Shipbuilding Past Hints At Future Growth

November 8, 2024

By Ken Kolb, Special to The Waterways Journal Walter Sons has mastered the art of nearly every shipbuilding skill. From blasting and painting to welding and fitting, he’s done it all. Read More

Chem Carriers Christens Pair Of Towboats From Steiner Construction The mv. Jeff O. Norgress and mv. John R. Williams, christened May 2 in Channelview, Texas. (Digital Racquet photo)

The mv. Jeff O. Norgress and mv. John R. Williams, christened May 2 in Channelview, Texas. (Digital Racquet photo)

Chem Carriers Christens Pair Of Towboats From Steiner Construction

May 24, 2024

Chem Carriers, a Plaquemine, La.-based marine operator with a fleet of 15 towboats and 52 tank barges and a 174-barge fleet at Mile 207 on the Lower Mississippi… Read More

Steiner Construction Delivers First-Of-Its-Kind Towboat To ACBL The Michael J. Kennelly also features the first installation of Tier 4 engines from Mitsubishi. (Photo by Frank McCormack)

The Michael J. Kennelly also features the first installation of Tier 4 engines from Mitsubishi. (Photo by Frank McCormack)

Steiner Construction Delivers First-Of-Its-Kind Towboat To ACBL

November 22, 2023

Leaders from American Commercial Barge Line (ACBL), Mitsubishi and Laborde Products gathered at Steiner Construction in Bayou La Batre, Ala., October 25 to celebrate the… Read More

Corps Christens Mv. Jackie Lee Anderson At Olmsted L&D The mv. Jackie Lee Anderson

Corps Christens Mv. Jackie Lee Anderson At Olmsted L&D

May 4, 2023

Friends and coworkers from the Louisville Engineer District remembered Jackie Lee Anderson on April 27 with the christening of a vessel named in his memory. The 2,000 hp. Z-drive mv. Read More

Maritime Partners Christens Mv. Andy Mac The mv. Andy Mac, built by Steiner Construction, is powered by twin Cummins QSK38 Tier 3 main engines.

Maritime Partners Christens Mv. Andy Mac

February 24, 2023

In the early 2000s, Austin Sperry, co-founder and president of Metairie, La.-based Maritime Partners LLC, was sailing competitively on the Star Class sailing circuit. It was more than… Read More

ARTCo Christens Chuck B, Built In-House At NOLA Shipyard The Chuck B is the newest vessel from American River Transportation Company (ARTCo), a wholly-owned subsidiary of ADM. The twin-screw boat was built in-house at ARTCo’s shipyard in New Orleans, La., using a design from Entech Designs. (Photo courtesy of ARTCo)

The Chuck B is the newest vessel from American River Transportation Company (ARTCo), a wholly-owned subsidiary of ADM. The twin-screw boat was built in-house at ARTCo’s shipyard in New Orleans, La., using a design from Entech Designs. (Photo courtesy of ARTCo)

ARTCo Christens Chuck B, Built In-House At NOLA Shipyard

November 18, 2022

American River Transportation Company (ARTCo), a wholly owned subsidiary of ADM, christened the 58- by 26- by 8-foot Chuck B on October 6 at its Ottawa, Ill., location. Read More

Public-Private Partnership Dredge Miss Katie Christened The Miss Katie is a 156-foot shallow-draft, split-hulled hopper dredge built by Conrad Shipyard at Morgan City, La. It is owned and operated by EJE Dredging Service of Wanchese, N.C., and provides dredging to Dare County, N.C. (photo courtesy of EJE Dredging Service LLC)

The Miss Katie is a 156-foot shallow-draft, split-hulled hopper dredge built by Conrad Shipyard at Morgan City, La. It is owned and operated by EJE Dredging Service of Wanchese, N.C., and provides dredging to Dare County, N.C. (photo courtesy of EJE Dredging Service LLC)

Public-Private Partnership Dredge Miss Katie Christened

November 4, 2022

A unique public-private partnership has resulted in the completion of a dredge that will spend its time primarily at two inlets off the coast of North Carolina. Dare… Read More

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