In Water Vessel Hull-Cleaning Fact Sheet

U.S. Vietnamese Consultations Washington, D.C. 2015

The Ships of Mallows Bay

Approximately 30 miles south of Washington, D.C., in the shallow waters of a small Maryland bay, lay the largest tangible remnants of the Maritime Administration’s (MARAD) original predecessor, the United States Shipping Board (USSB). For those who navigate in and around the waters of Mallows...

Reorganization Plan No. 21 of 1950: Message from the President of the United States

Innovation, Research, and Technology

A strong, competitive U.S. maritime industry is vital to the national and economic security strategy of the United States, and both modernizing and expanding our ports and waterways and intermodal connections calls for innovative solutions.

The Maritime Administration is advancing the...

Decommissioning Funds Status Report CY 2014 – dated April 23, 2015

Finding of No Specific Impact (FONSI)

Submittal of Final Safety Analysis Report, Revision VII

Savannah Technical Specifications Forwarding Cover Letter

Director, Office of International Activities

As the Director of the Office of International Activities, Mr. Kishiyama is responsible for the Maritime Administration’s participation in international activities concerned with marine transportation. His office routinely works with foreign economic and political entities in...