Harley takes delivery of new push-boat from Conrad Shipyard
Harley Marine NY, a subsidiary of Harley Marine Services, took delivery of the river style push-boat, HMS JUSTICE, from Conrad Shipyard of Morgan City, Louisiana. HMS JUSTICE is the fifth vessel in this class and joins the New York fleet of two tugboats and four double hull petroleum barges. HMS JUSTICE will provide petroleum barge transportation services in New York Harbor, Harley Marine Services said Friday in a press release.
Four of the vessels in this class, the ALAMO, FURY, SILVER and STARDUST, are employed in the Harley Marine Gulf fleet. The vessels are each 75 feet in length, have a 29 foot 9 inch beam and a depth of 9 feet and 11 inches. The vessel is equipped with Cummins engines producing 2,000 horsepower, Cummins auxiliaries and Nabrico Hydro Electric winches. Her design is well suited for the demands of harbor service with its “flanking rudder” technology.
Jonathan Mendes, interim General Manager of Harley Marine NY said: “The HMS JUSTICE is a welcome addition to our growing New York operation. She will enhance our local business while servicing customers safely, reliably, efficiently and responsibly.” HMS JUSTICE represents Harley Marine’s continued efforts of building sustainable vessels that will provide a better, greener future for generations to come.
Harley Marine Services is a leading provider of marine transportation services in the United States, with operations along the West Coast (including Alaska), New York Harbor and the US Gulf Coast. Services provided include the transportation and storage of petroleum products, ship assist and escort, the transportation of general cargo and rescue towing. Harley Marine is dedicated to providing reliable, quality service in a manner that protects the safety of our employees, our customers and the general public as well as preserving the environment.
