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Hallwang/Salzburg, Austria
Developing individual, custom-tailored solutions for very specific requirements is Geislinger's secret for success. The high product quality of our couplings and dampers are not only appreciated by shipbuilders around the world. More and more Geislinger products are being used in other fields, wherever torsional vibrations must be kept to a minimum: for locomotives with diesel drive, shovel excavators, power stations and many other fields of application. Wherever high precision and efficiency are required. Built to last!
Elmhurst, IL, United States
Isle Of Man
Panama
Valparaíso, Chile
The General Directorate of Maritime Territory and Merchant Marine is a Chilean government agency responsible for regulating and overseeing maritime activities and merchant marine operations in Chile.
Gensym Corporation provides AI-powered enterprise software specializing in real-time expert systems for process and production control across industries including manufacturing, mining, telecommunications, and government satellite telemetry.
GeoResources, Inc. provides news and information related to mining, tunnelling, geotechnics, and energy sectors, with a focus on Germany.
Batumi,, Georgia
Vallejo, CA, United States
Glen Cove Marina is a privately owned marina in Vallejo, CA, offering deeded boat slip ownership with access to common areas, gated parking, and live-aboard options under BCDC permit.
Baar, Switzerland
Glencore International AG is a leading, diversified natural resources group headquartered in Switzerland, engaged in mining, smelting, refining, processing, and marketing of metals, minerals, energy, and agricultural products globally, including physical commodity trading and logistics services.
Zutphen,, Netherlands
Global Crankshaft Services (GCS), fully owned by Ruysch, specializes in crankpin repairs using in-situ grinding, providing a permanent repair method that minimizes off hire time.
Riga, Latvia
Our company controled by Marine Administration of Latvia. Our database containes high-qualified captains, officers, engineers and ratings for various vessels.
Puerto Montt, Chile
Gobernacion Maritima de Puerto Montt is a Chilean maritime authority providing port administration, maritime safety, and regulatory services in Puerto Montt.
Wilmington, CA, United States
Goltens California provides on-site machining, diesel repair, engine services, and environmental compliance retrofits to minimize asset downtime for marine, offshore, and powerplant industries.
Miami, FL, United States
Goltens Service Co Inc Miami provides on-site machining, diesel repair, engine services, and environmental compliance retrofits to minimize asset downtime for marine, offshore, and power industries worldwide.
Singapore, Singapore
Goltens Singapore P.L. provides on-site machining, diesel repair, engine services, and environmental compliance retrofits to minimize asset downtime for marine, offshore, and power industries worldwide.
Counce, TN, United States
Grand Harbor Condominiums & Marina in Counce, TN offers covered and uncovered slips for vessels up to 80 feet, boat rentals including pontoons and WaveRunners, and full on-site amenities on Pickwick Lake.
Sault Sainte Marie, Mi, United States
Let Great Lakes Maritime Ministries,Inc. help you with your problems at home or at sea. We are here to help.
Cornwall,, ON, Canada
As a result of recommendations made by a Royal Commission on Pilotage in Canada, the Pilotage Act was assented to by Her Majesty and the Governor-in-Council and proclaimed in force February 1, 1972. The Pilotage Act created four pilotage regions with specific authorities, thereby replacing a large number of local pilotage districts. The four Pilotage Authorities - Atlantic, Laurentian, Great Lakes and Pacific - are Crown corporations, responsible to Parliament through the Minister of Transport. The Great Lakes Pilotage Authority, Ltd. was established in February 1972 pursuant to the Pilotage Act, incorporated as a limited company in May 1972, and was continued under the Canada Business Corporations Act. Until October 1st, 1998, it operated under the name of Great Lakes Pilotage Authority, Ltd. Pursuant to the Marine Act, which received Royal Assent on June 11 1998, the name of the Authority was changed to Great Lakes Pilotage Authority and the Authority is deemed to have been established under subsection 3(1) of the Pilotage Act. The Authority is a Crown corporation listed in Schedule III, Part I of the Financial Administration Act. On October 1st, 1998, the Authority ceased to be a subsidiary of the St. Lawrence Seaway Authority and has initiated a process to surrender its charter under the Canada Business Corporations Act.