C&W VESSELS


                                          M/V Elliott LCM-8
                                       Dive Support Vessel






L.O.A. 74.0'                                 B.O.A. 22'                                 Draft 7.0'

Converted self-contained dive utility vessel with certified 8-ton pedestal mount hydraulic crane, independent hydraulic power system (3,000 psi, 30 gpm), 14 KW welder generator, and anchor mooring.

Propulsion
Engines: Four Detroit Diesel 671
Horsepower: 900
Gear Ratio: 2:1

General Information

Cooling: Freshwater through grid coolers
Exhaust: Wet outside
Auxiliary Generator: 14 KW MQ Power Corp.
Gross Tons: 76
Fuel Capacity: 1150 gallons
Anchors: One 500 lb. Danforth on 5/8" wire



                                                M/V Wanda S.
                                          Anchor Handling Tug


                        

L.O.A. 55.9'                               B.O.A. 20.1'                               Draft 4.7'

Anchor handling tug with twin 8-V71N Detroit Diesels and a 10 KW generator. The Wanda S. was dry-docked and re-powered in 2002. Structural modifications and hull plating were added during the dry-docking period.

Propulsion
Engines: Two Detroit Diesel 8-V71N
Horsepower: 686
Gear Ratio: 3.75:1

General Information

Cooling: Freshwater through skin coolers
Exhaust: Dry stack
Auxiliary Generator: 10 KW Northern Lights
Gross Tons: 53



                                          Wanapum and Badger
                                    Road-Transportable Tugboats


These tugboats can be transported to job sites on standard tractor-trailers. C&W uses them to move small barges and vessels on the water. Badger is currently undergoing sandblasting, painting, and fendering.

                                                  Wanapum
                        

L.O.A. 26'                                   B.O.A. 14'                                   Draft 3'

Propulsion
Engines: Two Detroit Diesel 671
Horsepower: 400 total
Gear Ratio: 2.5:1

General Information

Cooling: Freshwater through grid coolers
Exhaust: Dry Stack
Gross Tons: Unknown
Fuel Capacity: Unknown



                                          Flexi-Float Barges
                        


The 20' x 10' or 40' x 10' barge sections are transported to the site on tractor-trailers, then assembled in the water.

A typical assembly will include a central moon-pool and double-drum winches to lift gates or other heavy items. Smaller anchor winches at each corner allow precise positioning of the barge over the work area.

A dive spread can be set up on the barge, including a Conex box, air compressor, hot water heater and pump, decompression chamber, generator, welder and communications equipment.



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