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Project Cargo East of Suez: Routing Oversized Freight When the Short Way Is Not Simple
Federal rail grant round allocates $2.34B to short lines, bridges, and petrochemical port infrastructure
Projects target freight bottleneck relief, though actual capacity gains for shippers remain years away from implementation.
Explainer: NSR record shows a new trend
The Northern Sea Route's 2026 season set volume records and launched the first scheduled Arctic container service. The corridor's structure …
Retired USAF KC-10 Extender tanker salvaged from boneyard for second career with private contractor Omega Air RefuelingOmega Air Refueling acquirin…
Omega Air Refueling acquiring surplus military air-to-air refueling capability as commercial demand for strategic lift expands.
Maersk schedules first India drydocking
Maersk will undertake its first planned drydocking in India, with the container vessel Maersk Chattogram scheduled to enter L&T Shipbuilding…
Army Corps of Engineers overhauls dredging contract management toward centralized procurement model nationwide
Shift aims to reduce costs, improve scheduling, and optimize vessel utilization across U.S. waterway maintenance projects.
STM lays keel for second logistics support ship for Portuguese Navy in IstanbulTurkish defense shipbuilder STM marks production milestone on second ve…
Turkish defense shipbuilder STM marks production milestone on second vessel in multi-ship deal with NATO ally Portugal.
Lawsuit challenges Trump's 50% tariffs on Canadian goods; cross-border freight costs at risk
Case could affect supply chains moving between US and Canada, the largest trade corridor in North America.
Shipping: More Newbuilding Contracting This Week
A number of newbuilding orders were reported over the past week. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Banchero Costa commented that "newb…