Joshua Jordan Steps in As New Roboat CEO

Roboat, the Amsterdam-based startup developing autonomy systems for transport over water, announced a step towards scaling up operations as Unse Reinema, CEO and co-founder, is handing over the reins to Joshua Jordan.

MRV Systems Receives $51.2m US Navy IDIQ

MRV Systems, a subsidiary of General Oceans ASA, announced that it is one of three awardees of a three-year US Navy Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) with an upper limit of $51.2

Op/Ed: Who Will Design America's Next Fleet?

The United States is having a maritime moment. Maritime is back on the national agenda. The Maritime Action Plan, the SHIPS for America Act,and now the Administration’s August 13 memorandum on rebuilding

Six USCG Stations Restore Full Operations Thanks to Record Recruiting

Record recruiting results are allowing the Coast Guard to fully staff six stations and restore full operations in 2027. The stations operated at reduced capacity because of workforce shortages. Additional stations will

The New Rules of Maritime Risk Management

As the conflict between the United States and Iran continues its seemingly never-ending dance between smolder and blaze, the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz has captured the attention of maritime

Seafarers Wanted: MSC’ Nicholson Touts Upgraded Pay and Benefits plus ‘The Mission’

When talk turns to revitalizing the U.S. maritime industrial base, many of the conversations come back to the critical nature of maritime missions and U.S. economic and national security. The U.S. Navy’s

DOF Nears Large Contract for I-Class Vessel

DOF Group has received a letter of intent for a contract valued at between $50 million and $100 million that would secure work for one of its I-class vessels in the first

MOL Joins Vale’s First Tri-Fuel Ore Carrier Project

Mitsui O.S.K. Lines' MOL Ocean Bulk has signed a 25-year contract with Vale International to transport iron ore using two 210,000-tonne ore carriers equipped with tri-fuel propulsion systems capable of running on

Singapore Ship Registry Marks 60 Years, Plans Digital Upgrade

The Singapore Registry of Ships (SRS) is marking its 60th anniversary with plans to modernize ship registration and accommodate a fleet increasingly adopting alternative fuels.Established in 1966, SRS has grown to more