Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. (BHGI)would like to announce the launch of its new Facebook and LinkedIn pages. These pages contain company information, new announcements, and pictures of different types of vessels such as tugboats, barges, and recreational vessels. There are links on our homepage to access the Facebook and LinkedIn pages or you can click on the links below. We are very excited about our new social media venture and hope that you take some time to check it out!

BHGI Facebook

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Recently, Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. (BHGI) was awarded a task order for an Alternative Fuel (LNG/CNG) Initiative through its Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Marine Design Center (MDC).

Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. would like to announce the continued expansion of its naval architecture and marine engineer practice.

Bristol, Rhode Island – As part of a competitive bidding process, Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. (BHGI) was recently awarded a contract by the New York Power Authority (NYPA) to engineer, design and perform construction supervision support services for two new tug vessels.

Argosy Barge Lines, LLC of Bellaire, Texas, accepted the MADELAINE-D 2502 as the newest addition to their fleet in March 2013. This ABS Classed deck barge was built by Sterling Shipyard of Port Neches, Texas, http://www.sterlingshipyard.net. The barge was designed by Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. (BHGI) of Bristol, Rhode Island, and construction of the vessel was overseen by BHGI’s sister company, The Shearer Group, Inc., of Houston, Texas.

On the cover of Workboat; and as seen in Professional Mariner:

Bristol Harbor Group, Inc. is pleased to present it’s new website, developed locally by RI Web Gurus.

NEW ORLEANS, LA – December 5th, 2012

Bristol Harbor Group Wins “Significant Boats of 2012” Award from WorkBoat Magazine.

The vessel was designed for the US Army Corps of Engineer’s Wilmington, DE district and built by Conrad Industries at their Morgan City, LA facility.