Jones Act proponents are touting a Harvey Gulf International Marine newbuilding delivered today as a key example showing that American-built ships can carry out the work currently performed by foreign-flag vessels in protected US waters.
Eastern Shipbuilding delivered the 103-metre-long Harvey Sub-Sea, a multipurpose supply vessel, amid a debate over a proposal by US Customs and Border Protection to rollback several rulings that has made it easier for foreign-flag
