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Specializing in the Marine Industry, Marine Construction Magazine is now offering buyers and sellers the opportunity to utilize our website to market their surplus equipment and materials among our readers for free. No brokerage fees, and no listing charges. Self-Serve, available to post or browse when you are!

We know these past couple of years have been difficult on all of us. Marine Construction Magazine is helping your bottom line in utilizing our website traffic to become an extension of your marketing.

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COMING SOON! MCMag Jobs marketplace will be live on Marineconstrucitonmagazine.com as well! We know it’s important to be able to find top talent for your companies open positions as quickly as possible. There are also people in our industry that would like to market their skills to the industry. As with the Classified Ads page, our MCMag Jobs Marketplace will be FREE of charge as well. Keep an eye out for an email launch announcement!

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