Gulf Stream Marine expands into Louisiana (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

Gulf Stream Marine expands into Louisiana

Published Feb 18, 2016

Gulf Stream Marine has declared its expansion into Louisiana. Gulf Stream Marine expects to begin operations in Lake Charles immediately.

The company will serve new and existing customers in support of petrochemical and LNG terminal expansion projects. The Port Of Lake Charles Board of Commissioners awarded Gulf Stream Marine with its stevedoring license earlier this year.

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