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Prospective MARITECH ProjectsNear-Term Ship Design and Construction Technology (BAA #95-02)
Consortuim Members Total
City State Proposed Cost*
"City Slicker" $1,100,000 *
Peterson Builders, Inc Sturgeon Bay WI
Spirit Cruises, Inc Norfolk VA
FBM Marine Group United Kingdom
"Reefer 21"
$1,300,000 *
Bender Shipbuilding and RepaiMobile AL
Colton & Company Arlington VA
Columbia Group, Inc Seattle WA
Nordvest Consult AS Norway
Fast Ferry Market Penetration
$610,000 *
Nichols Brothers Boat BuilderFreeland WA
Gladding Hearns Shipbuilders Sommerset MA
Incat Designs Sydney Australia
Midfoil SWAS Ship Design
$1,530,000 *
Pacific Marine Honolulu HI
Nichols Brothers Boat Builders
Freeland WA
Westport Shipyards Westport WA
Art Anderson Associates Seattle WA
Handy Size Bulk Vessels
$6,270,000 *
Alabama Shipyard, Inc Mobile AL
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Japan
Tritea Maritime, Ltd Greece
LNG Carrier
$7,850,000 *
Newport News Shipbuilding Newport News VA
Exxon Company Houston TX
IHI Japan
Shell International Shipping United Kingdom
Large Fast Ferry Technical Development
$5,040,000 *
Halter Marine, Inc. Gulfport MS
Bank of Tokyo Financial Corp.Boston MA
V. Ships (USA) Inc New York NY
Band Lavis & Associates Severna Park MD
Derrick Offshore United Kingdom
Fry Design & Research Australia
Shallow Draft - Self Loading/Unloading Cargo Ship Design
$8,000,000 *
Vibtech, Inc North Kingstown RI
SENESCO North Kingstown RI
Rhode Island Technology TransNorth Kingstown RI
AFL/CIO Metal Trades DepartmeWashington DC
Kvaerner Masa Marine, Inc Annapolis MD
NSWC-Carderock Bethesda MD
High Speed Monohull Contract Design Project
$3,010,000 *
Bath Iron Works Bath ME
General Electric Schenectady NY
American Automar Washington DC
Kvaerner Masa Marine Annapolis MD
* Costs shown are the total government and industry amounts proposed.
In some cases only portions of the projects have been selected for federal funding.
In all cases, the federal share is subject to negotiation.
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