Army Corps Issues Shipbreaking Contract for STURGIS Barge

By ExchangeMonitor

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and a Texas company are making plans for the shipbreaking of the STURGIS barge.
The Army Corps in May issued a $1.9 million contract to International Shipbreaking Ltd., which is expected in September to tow the formerly nuclear…

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