VT Halter Marine Inc. today announced that it has delivered the Articulated Tug & Barge, Evening Star, to oil barging company Bouchard Transportation Co. The 112-foot-long offshore tug, similar to ...

(Though many U.S. tug-barge operators are part of labor unions, Bouchard employees are not.) More than 90 other countries have ratified the agreement. A Bouchard boat near San Francisco.

The announcement was first released in a company memo dated March — to all Bouchard tug boat operators and signed by Robert W. Glas a company official.

Tug boat crew prevented from leaving vessel The crew's company is reportedly having financial problems, and Martin Energy now has the lien on the ship. To stream 3NEWS on your phone, you need the ...

VT Halter Marine, Inc. delivered the 112-ft. ATB Offshore Tug, Evening Star, for Bouchard Transportation Co., Inc., a tug similar to others built for Bouchard in previous years by Halter Marine ...

"We have sources on the bay who are watching and they reported to me that they saw Bouchard barges without the escort tug boats that are supposed be alongside. I called DEP." ...

He says Bouchard Transportation must address some financial problems in order for the tugboat to dock. Oubre says the company paid for $4,000 worth of fresh fruits and veggies to be given to the ...

Shipbuilder Bollinger has upgraded a tank barge and tugboat for Bouchard Transportation Co. Bollinger Algiers and Bollinger Amelia Repair performed the work on the double-hull asphalt Barge B. No. 235 ...

The two new articulated tugs will be named JANE A. BOUCHARD and MORTON S. BOUCHARD IV, ... The boats will drive 140 bronze propellers through Reintjes reverse/reduction gears with a ratio of 4.48:1.

Morton S. Bouchard III, ... With the addition of these two new tugs, Bouchard’s fleet will be equipped with Intercon from 80,000 bbls to 250,000 bbls.

Bouchard Transportation Co., Inc.’s history dates back to its incorporation nearly 100 years ago in 1918 by founder, Capt. Fred Bouchard, the youngest tugboat captain in the Port of New York.

The first mate at the helm of the tug boat pulling a Bouchard Transportation Co. barge when it spilled up to 98000 gallons of oil in Buzzards Bay was criminally charged yesterday in federal court ...