Seward shipyards receive more than $2.3 million in federal grants

Belfast's Titanic shipyard undergoing major resurgence for first time in more decades

Belfast's iconic yellow gantry cranes are returning to regular service for the first time in over two decades.Samson and Goliath are being reactivated as Harland & Wolff, the historic shipbuilder that constructed the Titanic, re-enters the warship market for nearly £160million.Peter Rusk, programme manager, explained how the yard is being modernised.He told the Telegraph: "We haven’t used Goliath for years." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Mr R…

Seward shipyards receive more than $2.3 million in federal grants

Two Seward shipyard operators are receiving more than $2.3 million in federal grants to expand vessel-handling capabilities, modernize equipment and strengthen Alaska's maritime infrastructure.

Greensboro transit agency gets $2.5 million BUILD grant

Greensboro Transit Agency receives a $2.5 million FTA BUILD grant to study Crossmax Purple corridor improvements, with work planned through 2030.

$2.3M in Federal Grants for Seward Shipyard Operators - Alaska Business Magazine

HOME |  $2.3M in Federal Grants for Seward Shipyard Operators A FARO 3D Laser Scanner scans a damaged barge to gather data for its repair at the JAG Alaska Shipyard in Seward. Photo Credit: Alaska Business A…