about 17 years ago
Tucked amid sugar-cane fields along the Houma Navigation Canal, the Manson Gulf construction company doesn’t call attention to itself. But its newest 380-foot barge, the $80 million E.P. Paup, is anything but low-profile. The derrick barge, which will be used to install or dismantle offshore oil-and
Tucked amid sugar-cane fields along the Houma Navigation Canal, the Manson Gulf construction company doesn’t call attention to itself.
But its newest 380-foot barge, the $80 million E.P. Paup, is anything but low-profile.
The derrick barge, which will be used to install or dismantle offshore oil-and-gas platforms, boasts a 265-foot-tall crane that can lift up to 1,000 tons in water 1,000 feet deep. It’s longer than a football field and 26 stories tall.
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