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McDonough Marine Completes Inland Deck Barge Capital Build Program

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In July, McDonough Marine Service completed its 200-foot x 35-foot x 10.5-foot inland deck barge capital build program. The company is now moving into a new delivery phase of 180-foot x 54-foot x 12.5-foot ABS-class spud barges. This new series has spud wells to accept 24-inch square portside and 36-inch square starboard allowing the barge additional versatility.  

“This investment entrusts our strong commitment to the future of our country’s infrastructure,” said Steve Cheredaryk, sales director of McDonough Marine Service.  

McDonough Marine Service, a family-owned company since its inception in 1945, continues to service both inland and offshore clients. Owning over 650 barges, McDonough operates 18 fleets spanning 10 states. The new build program demonstrates the company’s long-lasting pledge to provide quality equipment to meet their clients’ expectations and needs. For more information, contact Ryan Gaubert at [email protected].

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