We have designed some of the most unique vessels in the world, but we’re equally at home designing a practical, steadfast vessel to work hard day-in and day-out. Whatever your needs, we can engineer a vessel to meet them. Here are a few of the designs Glosten has brought to the sea over the years.
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Foss Arctic Class Tugs
Foss Maritime built three arctic class tugboats at its Rainier Shipyard to serve the oil and gas industries in Alaska. Foss engaged Glosten to execute this new design from...
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The HT-60: A Modern “Do-it-all” Harbor Tug
Developed with input from experienced towboat operators, the HT-60 is the smallest of the Glosten-designed Harbor Series tugs. This workboat concept was designed to offer maximum versatility and capability...
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A Hybrid-Electric Passenger Ferry for Puget Sound
In 2018, Washington county transportation authority Kitsap Transit commissioned a passenger-only aluminum catamaran that would support service between three terminals in the Puget Sound area. With a length of...
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Oregon State University Leads Research Vessel Acquisition
The National Science Foundation (NSF) selected Oregon State University (OSU) to lead the design and acquisition for the new Regional Class Research Vessels (RCRVs). OSU enlisted Glosten to develop...
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A New Research Vessel for Xiamen University
Xiamen University (XMU) is building an oceanographic research ship that is intended to be a floating laboratory on the sea. The vessel will be 78 meters in length with...
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Sikuliaq Readies for Ocean Research in Arctic
Glosten designed the R/V Sikuliaq to accommodate up to 26 scientists and students to conduct a myriad of cross-disciplinary studies in the Alaska region, year-round.
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