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This weekend Vigor Alaska made history as construction began on two new Alaska Class state ferries, the first ferries to be built in Alaska by Alaskans.

The drydocking of the SS Algol on Monday marked a new chapter in Portland’s resurging maritime industry.

Jensen Maritime and Vigor will unveil the design for a new 352-foot catcher processor/factory trawler at the Pacific Marine Expo on Nov. 19.

Vigor welcomed over a thousand employees, customers and their families on Saturday to christen the Vigorous, Vigor’s new drydock.

Oregon Iron Works, a Vigor Industrial company, announced that it has been chosen as a steel fabrication company for the Transbay Transit Center in San Francisco.

The Seattle divisions of Vigor Fab and Elliott Bay Design Group (EBDG) announced today that the 15,000-barrel tank barge Global Pilot has been delivered to Maxum Petroleum.

Alaska Governor Sean Parnell, announced the selection of Vigor Alaska to build the state’s two newest day ferries.

The country’s largest floating drydock, the Vigorous, is headed for Portland this weekend.

Vigor Fab has been awarded a contract to build a fireboat for the San Francisco Fire Department.

Vigor Fab delivered the Tokitae, the state’s newest ferry, to Washington State Ferry officials this week.