Industry News

Among the successes at the state level are the passage of a titling law in Georgia.

The Orlando parent plans to “aggressively bring new product to market.”

Derecktor shipyards, which signed a 30-year contract with the county commission in St. Lucie County, will build the country’s first repair and refit facility for sailing yachts over 150 feet.

Michael Small’s K4 Mobility will provide broadband service to yacht owners.

RIMTA’s fiberglass recycling program is moving forward.

It’s the third project in Broward County that the association has been part of.

Meeting will focus on growing company’s findability/SEO

In 1987, Michael Sachs developed the concept of storing boats the same way as people store their personal goods.

Two new opportunities are intended to expand the awareness of the boating industry.

The U.S. exhibition area is expected to sell out.

The South Carolina Attorney General must decide the fate of a case involving Melanie Beach, who died in February after a boat she was in collided against a bridge.

Association calls on the industry to take action.

The acquisition will allow Lumitec and Truck-Lite to expand into different markets.

An executive at one of his companies said employees are dealing with a “big loss.”

Public comments are due by Sunday.

Several states have already established task forces or offices.

The celebrity chef is taking delivery of a 76-foot Viking to compete in sportfishing tournaments in the Gulf of Mexico.

The Melancon sisters, the owners of Offshore Liftboat, have purchased a hardware store in their Louisiana hometown to serve the local marine industry.

The NMMA webinar will provide an overview of this year’s D.C. conference.

The group is asking boaters to voice their opposition.

A successful trial program last year led to the NOAA Fisheries’ decision.

A Colorado launch ramp with aquatic invasive species inspection points has figured a clever way to let boaters stay after hours—one-way exit ramp with spikes.

Since its inception in 2000, the BIG program has awarded $215 million to projects.