CSM 23

  • General
    • Vessel Name : CSM 23
    • Operator : C S MARINE CONSTRUCTORS, INC.
    • Ships Type (ICST) : Dry Cargo Deck Barge
    • Vessel Type : Flat / Deck Barge
    • Construction : Steel
  • Engine
  • Location
    • City : VALLEJO
    • STATE : CA
  • Capacity
    • Net Tonnage : 78
    • Full Load Capacity : 78 Short ton
  • Size
    • Register length : 85 Feet
    • Regular Breadth : 30 Feet
    • Overall Length : 85 Feet
    • Overall Breadt : 30 Feet
    • Load draft : 2.9 Feet
    • Light Draft : 1.5 Feet
  • Other
    • Year : 1940
    • EQUIP1 : NONE
    • Coast Guard Number : NOT/DOC

C S MARINE CONSTRUCTORS, INC.

  • Area of Operation : SAN FRANCISCO BAY
  • Principal Commodity : CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS

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News

Salvage of Stricken Oil Tanker Sounion Expected in Coming Days

Salvage of Stricken Oil Tanker Sounion Expected in Coming Days

A salvage operation to recover a Greek registered oil tanker stranded in the Red Sea after an attack by Houthi militants is expected to start in the coming days, two sources with knowledge of the matter said on Friday.What was decided yesterday is an initial gameplan, of the operation starting in 48 hours," one of the sources said.

Still No Oil Spill from Tanker Sounion Attacked by Houthis

Still No Oil Spill from Tanker Sounion Attacked by Houthis

As salvage operations began on an abandoned Greek-flagged oil tanker with deck fires still burning from Houthi rebel attacks, the EU's Red Sea naval mission Aspides said on Thursday that no oil spill has been detected.Yemen's Houthi militants carried out multiple assaults, including planting bombs on the already disabled 900-foot (274.

Sounion Still on Fire After Houthi Attack

Sounion Still on Fire After Houthi Attack

The Greek-flagged ship Sounion has been on fire since Aug. 23 after an attack by Yemen's Houthis with no obvious signs of an oil spill, EU Red Sea naval mission Aspides said in a post on X on Monday.The EU mission published photos dated Sunday showing fire and smoke coming out of the vessel's main deck.

Sovcomflot Says Its Ship Rescued Crew from Tanker Off Yemen

Sovcomflot Says Its Ship Rescued Crew from Tanker Off Yemen

A ship operated by Russian shipping group Sovcomflot rescued the crew of a tanker taking in water off Yemen's coast this week, the state-owned company, which is under Western sanctions, said on Wednesday.Sovcomflot tanker NS Africa was sailing southeast of the port of Nishtun in southern Yemen on June 23 when it responded to a distress call by the Lavant tanker whose crew had abandoned ship and

Woodside Achieves First Oil at Sangomar

Woodside Achieves First Oil at Sangomar

Woodside has achieved first oil from the Sangomar field offshore Senegal, marking the safe delivery of the country’s first offshore oil project.The Sangomar Field Development Phase 1 is a deepwater project including a stand-alone FPSO facility with a nameplate capacity of 100,000 barrels/day, and subsea infrastructure that is designed to allow subsequent development phases.

While Maritime Risks Soar, Total Losses Plummet in '23 - Report

While Maritime Risks Soar, Total Losses Plummet in '23 - Report

It was only 30 years ago when maritime lost approximately 200 large vessels per year. Despite the mounting risks to shipping globally, its safe to say that safety measures and technology put in place in the interim have paid off, as in 2023 the industry saw 26 large ships lost -- down from 41 a year earlier and the lowest total ever

FBI Says Chinese Hackers Preparing to Attack US Infrastructure

FBI Says Chinese Hackers Preparing to Attack US Infrastructure

Chinese government-linked hackers have burrowed into U.S. critical infrastructure and are waiting "for just the right moment to deal a devastating blow," FBI Director Christopher Wray said earlier this month.An ongoing Chinese hacking campaign known as Volt Typhoon has successfully gained access to numerous American companies in telecommunications, energy, water and other critical sectors

Somali Pirates Release Ship after Ransom Paid

Somali Pirates Release Ship after Ransom Paid

Somali pirates released a hijacked ship, MV Abdullah, and its crew of 23 early on Sunday after a $5 million ransom was paid, according to two pirates."The money was brought to us two nights ago as usual... we checked whether the money was fake or not. Then we divided the money into groups and left, avoiding the government forces," Abdirashiid Yusuf, one of the pirates, told Reuters.

VTTI to Control Italy's Biggest LNG Terminal, Snam to Get 30%

VTTI to Control Italy's Biggest LNG Terminal, Snam to Get 30%

Energy storage group VTTI will get a 70% stake in Italy's biggest liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal, with grid operator Snam owning the rest, the Milan-listed group said on Wednesday, announcing a deal to be finalised by year-end.Snam, which is controlled by the Italian government

Indian Navy Rescues Iranian Fishing Vessel Hijacked by Pirates

Indian Navy Rescues Iranian Fishing Vessel Hijacked by Pirates

The Indian Navy said it had freed a hijacked Iranian fishing vessel from nine armed pirates in the Arabian Sea on Friday, rescuing its crew unharmed.The fishing vessel, Al-Kambar 786, was southwest of the Yemeni island of Socotra on March 28 when it was reported to have been boarded by pirates, according to a statement from the navy late on Friday.

Recruiter to Cooperate in Deal with Workers Suing Major US Shipbuilders

Recruiter to Cooperate in Deal with Workers Suing Major US Shipbuilders

A maritime industry recruiter has agreed to work with plaintiffs and share worker compensation data in a lawsuit accusing major U.S. shipbuilders of limiting employee mobility, marking the first settlement in the case.Attorneys for a proposed class of engineers and architects suing General Dynamics

Panama Canal Woes Mean Longer Haul for Many

Panama Canal Woes Mean Longer Haul for Many

As low water level continue to plaque the Panama Canal, shipowners and managers are paying the price in the form of longer hauls and higher fuel (and emissions) costs to deliver product to market.In one example, oil tanker Cururo is taking the long way from Houston to Chile: sailing the length of South America's Atlantic coast