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Deck barges will help Seapath’snew Jones Act leasing enterprise.
In a reminder that, in addition to CTVs, it additionally builds a broad vary of metal and aluminum vessels, St. Johns Ship Constructing reviews that it has signed a contract with Seapath Group to assemble a sequence of six 150-foot ABS deck barges. The barges, which is able to help Seapath’s recently-launched Jones Act leasing enterprise, will probably be constructed at St Johns Ship Constructing’s facility in Palatka, Florida and will probably be dispatched to a number of charterers alongside the US East Coast.
Each St. Johns’ holding firm, Americraft Marine Group, and Seapath Group are maritime subsidiaries of the Logothetis household’s U.S. headquartered Libra Group.
Libra Group is a world enterprise group that features 20 companies predominately targeted on aerospace, renewable power, maritime, actual property, hospitality, and diversified investments. It has property and operations in almost 60 nations,
“Home maritime transportation is the spine of the U.S. transportation system,” stated Seapath CEO Joshua Lubarsky. “By launching our new Jones Act leasing enterprise, Seapath is proud to help important maritime transportation wants.”
“Constructing these ABS deck barges for Seapath’s Jones Act leasing enterprise is a testomony to St. Johns Ship Constructing’s capabilities and flexibility” stated Joe Rella, president of St Johns Shipbuilding. “We’re proud to help Seapath with the best high quality Jones Act compliant vessels to help their prospects’ wants.”
