Dockwise reporting steady transport business
March 25, 2009
Fort Lauderdale-based Dockwise Yacht Transport says it has been busy despite the tough economic times. In late February, DYT’s 456-foot Super Servant 3 left Port
Fort Lauderdale-based Dockwise Yacht Transport says it has been busy despite the tough economic times. In late February, DYT’s 456-foot Super Servant 3 left Port
Some areas of the country are seeing a renewed interest in transporting freight via water. Advocates point to several advantages of reviving the nation’s marine
The federal government is easing up on trade regulations that the marine industry says would have created a costly burden for U.S. manufacturers. The proposed
The Norwegian Coastal Administration awarded a contract to Mammoet Salvage BV for the possible salvage of the German submarine U-864 and its cargo of mercury.
Fort Lauderdale-based Dockwise Yacht Transport says it has been busy despite the tough economic times. In late February, DYT’s 456-foot Super Servant 3 left Port
Some areas of the country are seeing a renewed interest in transporting freight via water. Advocates point to several advantages of reviving the nation’s marine
The federal government is easing up on trade regulations that the marine industry says would have created a costly burden for U.S. manufacturers. The proposed
The Norwegian Coastal Administration awarded a contract to Mammoet Salvage BV for the possible salvage of the German submarine U-864 and its cargo of mercury.
