U.S. Army orders new barge in $24M deal

A Louisiana shipyard has won its latest chunk of a quiet, decades-long business relationship that keeps America’s rivers, locks, and harbors running, one unglamorous barge at a time. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded Conrad Shipyard LLC a $24 million contract to finalize the engineering

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A Louisiana shipyard has won its latest chunk of a quiet, decades-long business relationship that keeps America’s rivers, locks, and harbors running, one unglamorous barge at a time. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers awarded Conrad Shipyard LLC a $24 million contract to finalize the engineering, construct, test, and deliver a new deck barge, a […]

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