Pacific Maritime Online Magazine for October 9, 2015
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Puget
Sound Regional Report

By Kathy A. Smith
From Eastern Washington grain and produce to Aerospace, oil and containerized cargo, Puget Sound ports serve much of the West Coast and much of the inland west. Although each port has its niche market, competition is heating up, and Puget Sound facilities must upgrade to remain vital, while working within the ever-increasing regulatory framework.

Allies
The Northwest Seaport Alliance is now a reality. Recently, the Federal Maritime Commission and the Ports of Seattle and Tacoma commissioners voted unanimously to approve the new…MORE
Friday, October 9, 2015

Willard Marine Wins NOAA Contract

King County Dedicates New Water Taxi

Harley Marine Adds Execs

Seattle Port Names Maritime Director
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Story1Willard Marine Wins NOAA Contract
By Mark Edward Nero
Anaheim-based boat builder Willard Marine has won a contract to provide the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration with three aluminum hydrographic survey launch (HSL) ships, the company announced Oct. 1. (Read full article)
Story2King County Dedicates New Water Taxi
By Mark Edward Nero
King County Executive Dow Constantine and a host of other dignitaries were on hand recently for the dedication of the M/V Doc Maynard, a ferry built by Bellingham, Washington-based All American Marine. (Read full article)
Story3Harley Marine Adds Execs
By Mark Edward Nero

Seattle-based Harley Marine Services announced Oct. 7 that it is adding two members to its management team: it has named Don Martin to the position of Vice President & General Counsel and Steve Carlson as Vice President of Engineering. (Read full article)
Story4Seattle Port Names Maritime Director
By Mark Edward Nero

Lindsay Pulsifer, who was selected as the interim Maritime Division Managing Director for the Port of Seattle in August, has been confirmed by port CEO Ted Fick as being chosen to hold the position in a full-time capacity. (Read full article)

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