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Home›Green Marine›Orange Shipbuilding completes first boat
Green Marine

August 11, 2005 · about 21 years ago

Orange Shipbuilding completes first boat

Tugboats are good economic news for Orange County said Orange Shipbuilding General Manager Harry Murdock as he showed off the first of four 242-ton tugboats his company built for the Army Corp of Engineers. The tow boat Evanick is part of a $23 million contract to build four state of the art tow boa

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Tugboats are good economic news for Orange County said Orange Shipbuilding General Manager Harry Murdock as he showed off the first of four 242-ton tugboats his company built for the Army Corp of Engineers. The tow boat Evanick is part of a $23 million contract to build four state of the art tow boats to replace the Army Corp of Engineers fleet of workhorse, freshwater tow boats.

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