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...where the repair work was conducted," the report said.Alaska Ship and Drydock's director of shipyard development, Doug Ward, said Monday the company agreed with the assessment."The report was factual," he said. "We can't argue with...
...was just wonderful to hear his recommitment to build the ferries here in the state," said Alaska Ship and Drydock's Doug Ward. He says about 170 people work at the facility.He expects other ship-building jobs, so any ferry construction delays...
...companies."They're not necessarily laid off, but ... where they can find other work, they've done that," said Doug Ward, director of shipyard development. "And I'm not suggesting that they're doing it out of the kindness of their heart...
...great news for Ketchikan, but it's also great news for the state to be able to build the new ferry" in Alaska, said Doug Ward, spokesman for Alaska Ship & Drydock.The Department of Transportation and Public Facilities announced Tuesday that...
...and not a vessel. To do that, it seems, will take an act of Congress.That's not as crazy as it might seem, said Doug Ward, spokesman for Alaska Ship & Drydock, the Ketchikan company that operates the state-owned shipyard."We wouldn't...
...for a single side welder, a material handling system and a CNC cutting system.Ketchikan Shipyard Development Director Doug Ward said the new equipment will work in connection with the ongoing projects. A current one is the construction of a $41...
...that could be exponential." The ship lift has been the single most difficult piece of the infrastructure to fund, said Doug Ward, director of shipyard development for ASD. He said a combination ship lift and launch would cost $10 million. Ward...
...that would operate in Knik Arm. It hopes to deliver the ship to the Matanuska-Susitna Borough in mid-2008, said Doug Ward, development manager of Alaska Ship & Drydock, which operates the shipyard. The U.S. Navy is funding the project...
...that would operate in Knik Arm. It hopes to deliver the ship to the Matanuska-Susitna Borough in mid-2008, said Doug Ward, development manager of Alaska Ship & Drydock, which operates the shipyard. The U.S. Navy is funding the project...