Dutch Harbor Highlights
- 20 drydocks were completed, up 17% from 2022.
- Marine construction and general shipyard services increased 32%. Drydock repairs, machining¾including in-house fabrication¾salvage diving and military port service projects led to more than 330 jobs performed during the year.
- Environmental remediation work removed over 100,000 gallons of sewage and oily waste from the Aleutian Islands and surrounding areas. The company houses environmental response equipment in seven OPA 90 response depots in Alaska.
- One vessel removal operation and four emergency tows were conducted.
- In March, Resolve Marine's salvage and marine firefighting strike team was first on the scene to respond to a fire on a fish processing vessel docked in Tacoma, Washington. The Resolve Marine team coordinated with the Tacoma Fire Department to cool the exterior hull and dewater the vessel ensuring it was stable. Six days later the fire was declared extinguished. Additional work performed included a dive inspection of the hull and removal of the remaining fuel onboard.
- New work at the facility included ship husbandry projects, vessel salvage and underwater inspections jobs.
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