Exec Chairman / Owner of Inocea (Davie Canada, Helsinki Shipyard Finland, SATA Finland, Gulf Copper USA, Federal Fleet Services) | Freedom and Democracy Lover
It has been a hot, fire-ravaged summer and it won't be getting any better in the years to come...
How about a semi-submersible floating base carrying waterbombers, helicopters, crews, workshops, spares, fuel and retardant... moving between hemispheres as the fire seasons change?
🚨Last week we were awarded the build of Finland's future icebreakers. Today we were awarded Canada's heavy icebreaker fleet. We are already building the United States Arctic Security Cutters and the PolarMax for Canada. Inocea is leading the way in Arctic shipbuilding.
A major contract has been awarded under the National Shipbuilding Strategy to design and build 6 program icebreakers for the @CoastGuardCAN. Under the Buy Canadian Policy, these vessels will be built with Canadian materials while maximizing opportunities for Canadian businesses.
We’re building six new icebreakers for the Canadian Coast Guard.
All six will be built in Canada, with Canadian steel, at the Davie Shipyard in Lévis, Québec — creating nearly 5,000 good jobs during construction alone.
Read more:
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@Daily_Telegraph “Spy cameras on Navy drones secretly sent data to China” is bollocks. A routine audit found a heartbeat ping; MOD found no sensitive data compromised. The paper even circled the WRONG camera, maligning another company. Britain should celebrate its pioneers. 🤦♂️
When @RoyalCanNavy has 15 destroyers & 22? corvettes, will need 4 or more replenishment oilers to keep fleet supplied&serviced locally&globally. ASTERIX has provided valuable support to CAN🇨🇦&allies - retain until 4th Joint Support Ship project oiler in commissioned service
Texas is leading the way in rebuilding American shipbuilding.
Through the Working Families Tax Cuts Act, we secured the largest investment in Coast Guard history, over $24 billion.
Now Davie Shipbuilding in Galveston is helping deliver 2,000 high-paying jobs, stronger national security, and a Gulf Coast shipbuilding comeback.
Promise made, promise kept.
At the Davie Defense Groundbreaking Ceremony at Gulf Copper Shipyard in Galveston, TX, we’re delivering on the President’s commitment to restore American shipbuilding—thanks to strong industry and government partnerships.
Historic moment at the groundbreaking ceremony at Gulf Copper today as the guns were fired on USS Texas to commemorate a new chapter in Texan shipbuilding. Thanks to @tedcruz, @russvought@TXRandy14, @GregAbbott_TX and all our VIPs for attending.
Today, @DavieDefense broke ground on the new $1 billion modernization of Gulf Copper Shipyards' Coast Guard icebreaker production facilities in Galveston and Port Arthur, further positioning Texas as a hub for advanced defense manufacturing. More here: https://t.co/Khg7G50I5N
The Davie Defense shipyard is going to create high-paying, skilled jobs across this region — jobs for welders, engineers, and technicians. I want to thank the leaders and the workers who helped make this possible.
As Chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, I made sure that the Coast Guard got the largest investment in its history – over $24 billion, more than double its entire annual budget – in the landmark Working Families Tax Cuts Act last summer.
This shipyard shows that when you eliminate government bureaucracy and back it with real investment, opportunity inevitably follows.