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September 26, 2006 · about 20 years ago

NOAA awards Halter contract for fifth ship

VT Halter Marine and NOAA furthered their relationship this week with the announcement that the Moss Point shipbuilder will build a fifth ship for the agency. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded Halter a contract Monday to build the SWATH CMV, a dual-hull vessel that will map

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VT Halter Marine and NOAA furthered their relationship this week with the announcement that the Moss Point shipbuilder will build a fifth ship for the agency.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration awarded Halter a contract Monday to build the SWATH CMV, a dual-hull vessel that will map the ocean floor. Halter recently completed the preliminary design for the ship.

Boyd King, Halter CEO, said the $15 million project gives his company the opportunity to continue its close relationship with NOAA.

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