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Cruise & Ferry Report research by the line, the vessel will offer several meeting rooms, conference cen- ter, exhibit space and approximately 32,000 sq. ft. of meeting space in addi- tion to public lounges, business centers and dining facilities. Operating through a strategic partner- ship with a major hotel corporation, the passenger vessel, will operate seven-day cruises through ports in the American Caribbean from its homeport in South Florida. The ship's meeting facilities will be comparable to that of land-based offer- ings, and will offer such features as live video-conferencing, satellite-based Internet access and audio-visual equip- ment. Mayflower II's wireless and satel- lite-based technology will be provided through a partnership with a Silicon Val- ley communications firm. FOOD SERVICE EQUIPMENT FOR THE MARINE INDUSTRY Machines • Cooking • Refrigeration • Steam • Warewashing & Waste Disposal SEN COMPANY INC. GALLEY DESIGN • IN: •d to every aspect of your project SPECIALTY PRODUCTS • CUSTOM FABRICATION (425) 861-8868 • Fax: (425) 861-8668 • email: arlarsenco@yahoo.com • P.O. Box 88 • Redmond, WA 98073-0088 HOBART MARKET FORGE COSPOLICH INSINGER & MORE! Circle 204 on Reader Service Card www.volmar.it Since 1973, Moletron Ultrasonic Eq. has dissolved asphaltene of low grade fuels enabling better burnability in Diesel Engines and Boilers (WITHOUT ADDITIVES) MOLETRON eliminates slag build-up, restrains maintenance costs, produces less pollutants and less C02 at stacks, and pays back investment within a few months while the life span of the asset investment is prolonged. from Italy VOLMAR -Brugherio Milan 'S +39 039 883195 - Fax +39 039 878283 - e-mail: info@volmar.it from U.S.A. COMCOR Tech (NJ) •S 908 9798193 - Fax 908 9791815-e-mailBrM746@aol.com Still in the preliminary design stages, Mayflower Ocean Lines expects to negotiate a ship-construction contract with a U.S.-based shipyard to ensure that the vessel is in compliance with all specifications, configurations and design outlines required for its service. The company aims to work closely with the U.S. Maritime Administration (MarAd), as it plans to apply for the Federal Ship Finance Program (Title XI), which will provide for a credit guarantee by the U.S. Government of debt obligations for up to 87.5 percent of the cost of ship construction. Machinery onboard Mayflower II will be comprised of gas-turbine engines with an Azipod propulsion system, allowing for greater maneuverability while reducing overall space require- ments. Measuring 870 ft. (265 m) with a draft of 26 ft. (7.9 m), the vessel will cruise at a speed of 22 knots. From a design standpoint, Mayflower II will focus on America's maritime her- itage and history by featuring museum- like displays, such as artifacts and charts from the original Mayflower era through the last of the high style Trans-Atlantic liners. Overseeing the Mayflower Lines project is Robert Chamberlin — an 18-year veteran of the maritime and cruise industries. Chamberlin, who will serve as president/CEO on the project, has played an active role in the cruise industry in both South Florida and the Pacific Northwest. Circle 66 on Reader Service Card Circle 306 on Reader Service Card WHAT DO THESE TUGS HAVE IN COMMON? ANY SHIP. ANY SHAPE SCHUYLER RUBBER CO., INC. 16901 Wood-Red Rd. Phone (425) 488-2255 Woodinville, WA 98072 Fax (425) 488-2424 1-800-426-3917 Web Site: www.schuylerrubber.com E-mail: sales@schuylerrubber.com Since 1954, Westmont Industries has been a recognized leader in the design, fabrication and installation of custom- built, cost-effective port and harbor equipment. Our state-of- the-art Cruise Ship Gangways are computer controlled and continually compensate for ship movements as passengers embark and disembark. Contact us with your specifications and put the Westmont commitment to quality, innovation and client satisfaction to work for you. WESTMONT Tel (562) 944-6137 Fax (562) 946-5299 www.westmont.com 10805 Painter Avenue, Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 60 Circle 289 on Reader Service Card Circle 314 on Reader Service Card Maritime Reporter/Engineering News
