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2,200-hp and a design speed of 14 knots, the vessels will boast an overall beam of 30 ft. (9.1 m) and a depth of 13 ft. (3.9 m). Designed to safely transport pilots to and from ships entering, departing or transiting the San Francisco Bay waterways, the vessels will feature accommodations for eight pilots. Circle 16 on Reader Service Card Detyens Readies For Arzew Reactivation Detyens Shipyard has been granted the reactivation of Arzew by Argent Marine Services. The vessel, which will be renamed Galeomma, will be char- tered to Shell Bermuda Overseas. CSL Granted Offshore Contract Cochin Shipyard has been awarded the contract for ONGC's "Clamp-On" project, which utilizes the facility for the drilling of nine additional oil wells in the Heera Field from three existing plat- forms. Upon completion, additional pro- duction from the Heera Fields will be possible. The project encompasses pre- engineering survey of selected existing platforms in the Heera Field, as well as design, engineering and fabrication of the complete structures and fabrication of conductor pipes, transportation from Cochin to Bombay Offshore and instal- lation of structures in waters up 197 ft. (60 m) deep. Marine spread and onsite installation will be outsourced by Cochin for a May 2000 completion. Dockwise Awarded Hanjung Contract Dockwise's Dock Express 11 Heavy transport shipping specialist, Dockwise, was granted a contract by Hanjung Korea Heavy Industries & Construction Co. Ltd. for the transporta- tion of four super post Panamax con- tainer cranes from Changwon, Korea to Jacksonville, Fla. Following the six-week voyage, the first shipment of two partly erected Han- jung cranes arrived at the Blount Island Terminal located in the port of Jack- sonville on December 4, 1999. During the voyage, the vessel had to cross the Bridge of Americas - which crosses the Panama Canal. In order to accomplish this, the cranes' topsides and booms were lowered to a height of 154 ft. (47 m). The fully erected height of the cranes with the boom up is 295 ft. (90 m). Dock Express 11 is scheduled to perform its second voyage during the end of January - arriving at Jacksonville in early March. South Korean January Ship Orders Increase New orders received by South Korean shipbuilders in January totaled 1.06 mil- lion-gt, up 164.7 percent from the same month a year earlier, provisional figures from the Korea Shipbuilders' Associa- tion showed. South Korean shipbuilders received orders for 16 ships in January, the association said. Orders received in January last year totaled 400,556-gt for four ships, while ships completed in January were down from the same month a year earlier. Seventeen ships totaling 956,081-gt were finished, com- pared to 23 vessels at 1.22 million-gt. South Korea's backlogged orders at the end of January amounted to 24.3 mil- lion-gt for 389 ships, against 20.3 mil- lion-gt for 314 ships a year earlier. Ferries To Feature MacGregor RoRo Packages A pair of 28.275-gt vehicle/passenger ferries on order in Spain boast MacGre- gor RoRo Packages, totaling a value of more than $4 million including installa- tion. The group's RoRo division has Someone else who's right at home in the middle of the ocean. Nl||h m WE K1 We're from Australia, the "land down under" an isolated island in the middle of the ocean. In many ways, it's a lot like your ship. Only a heck of a lot bigger. Just like you, we Aussies rely on global satellite communications to keep in touch with the rest of the world. You could say our geography has thrown us in at the deep end in that regard. V I A ^S* INMARSAT^ So it's hardly surprising that Australia's Telstra is at the forefront of global satellite communications technology. We've got the experience, infra- structure and technical capability to meet your communications needs. Telstra Global Satellite. We're in the same boat. www.telstra.com.au/globalsatellite ""elstra ® Registered trade mark and ™trade mark of Telstra Corporation Limited ACN 051 775 556. © Inmarsat and the Inmarsat logo are trade marks of Inmarsat, London, United Kingdom. TIN0077/B Circle 248 on Reader Service Card 17
