555 South St.,
Quincy, Massachusetts
02169, United States
617984-0022
781439-4690
We Rent, Lease and Charter the following Barges:
ABS Barges
Deck Barges
Crane Barges
Spud Barges
Hopper Barges
Dump Scow Barges
Anchor Handling Barges
Floating Crane Barges and more.
555 Constitution Dr. ,
Taunton, Massachusetts
02780, United States
001508822-9502
001508837-1495
Diesel, Gasoline, and Lubricant supply and distribution in all of New England. USCG certified. Vessel General Permit VGP Lubricant's. No Sheen Lubricants. Readily and inheritably bio-degradable Hydraulic Oil.
10 Lincoln Road, Suite 210,
Foxboro, Massachusetts
02035, United States
1 (508) 543-1755
1 (401) 480-7145
Pare has 115 personnel (48 Prof. Engrs.) with special expertise in marine/waterfront projects including new port facilities, piers, wharves, bulkheads, seawalls, dredging, and coastal permitting. We also provide complete land-side facility design.
Urban Harbors Institute, UMass Boston , 100 Morrissey Blvd.,
Boston, Massachusetts
02125, United States
1 (617) 287-5570
The Urban Harbors Institute has more than 30 years of experience with coastal and ocean planning. Our staff has expertise in stakeholder engagement, GIS mapping, survey research, legal research, and policy development.
480 Pleasant Street,
Watertown, Massachusetts
02472, United States
1 (617) 416-8296
1 (617) 416-8296
Markforged is a 3D printer OEM. With our digital forge platform, companies add value by printing end use strength parts, such as:
• Brackets, harnesses, and sensor mounts
• Precision inspection tooling
• Workholding
• Functional prototypes
120 St. James Avenue, 5th Floor ,
Boston, Massachusetts
02116, United States
+1 (646) 908-6865
+1 (929) 262-9338
Jacobs has been involved with wind farm projects since the mid-1970s. We provide cohesive end-to-end engineering solutions that cover every phase of wind farm development undertaking work for developers, constructors, operators and investors.
1 Brayton Point ROad,
Somerset, Massachusetts
02725, United States
1 (314) 835-2813
Once the largest coal-fired power plant in New England, Brayton Point is now being strategically repositioned to help launch and support the emerging offshore wind energy - port logistics, cable transmission, prime location supports offshore tracts.