Pacific Maritime Group Other service
Ocean Towing
Coastal and long-distance ocean towing with Jones Act and CARB compliant tugs up to 3,000 hp, from the US West Coast to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam and Latin America.
Description
Pacific Maritime Group operates a fleet of Jones Act and CARB compliant ocean and coastal towing vessels, with tugs up to 3,000 hp. Work ranges from small coastal tows to long-distance ocean towing. The company is part of the Marine Highway and National Intermodal Transportation System and routinely tows along the US Pacific Coast and to Alaska, Hawaii, Guam, Mexico, and Central and South America.
Applications
- Point-to-point marine transportation
- Dead-ship tows
- Offshore moorings
- Heavy lift and project cargo
- Dredge and marine construction support
- Government contracting
Fleet
The capability statement lists 6 ocean tugs from 950 hp to 3,000 hp.
Specifications
| Tug power | up to 3,000 hp |
|---|---|
| Ocean tugs | 6 (950 hp to 3,000 hp) |
| Compliance | Jones Act, CARB |
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- Crew Boat Service
- Mechanical Dredging
- Suction/Hydraulic Dredging
- Marine Construction
- Marine Salvage & Wreck Removal
- Media Support
- Specialty Services and Ship's Husbandry
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