The Coast Guard’s new NVIC 02-26 gives MTSA-regulated owners and operators a practical roadmap for meeting maritime cybersecurity requirements, from designating a Cybersecurity Officer to completing assessments and plans ahead of the July 16, 2027 submission deadline, with a performance-based approach tailored to varied operations.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is shifting dredging from district-level projects to a coordinated national program. A new Enterprise Dredging Delivery Center aims to improve scheduling, optimize dredge fleet use, and keep navigation channels at ports and waterways ready.
Savannah’s new 350-acre container terminal cleared its federal permit and will add 3.5 million TEUs of annual capacity.
A one-day engine room sickout idled up to 13 of 18 Washington State Ferries vessels and prompted a new engineer pay review.
The St. Louis Metro Port system ranks first among U.S. inland port districts for cargo tonnage per river mile, moving 24.8 million tons in 2024.
The Navy is soliciting bids on a program worth up to $15 billion to build a new drydock and modernize waterfront facilities at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard in Bremerton.
A Florida tug captain will serve 18 months in prison for a Biscayne Bay barge collision that killed three children from a sailing camp.
Dozens of crew took to life rafts after fire broke out aboard the seismic research vessel Rem Andes off the Louisiana coast.
From Alabama to Washington State, U.S. shipyards are adding bigger travel lifts and cranes, backed by expanded MARAD grants, to take on larger work.
The Port of Los Angeles moved more than 1 million TEUs in September, the busiest month in its 118-year history.
