Clients for Whom IMA has Performed Consulting Assignments.

Note: Clients who requested non-disclosure are not included in the list below

Africa

Ministry of Transport and Communications - Eritrea
Ministry of Finance - Liberia
World Bank - Djibouti
World Bank - Madagascar
World Bank - Sudan

Asia/Pacific

Akasaka Diesels - Japan
Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ - Japan
Bank Kemajuan Perusahaan - Malaysia
HamiltonJet - New Zealand
IMC Industrial - Singapore
Japan External Trade Organization
Japan Ship Centre - Japan
Kayaba Industries - Japan
Korea Maritime & Port Administration - Korea
Karachi Port Trust - Pakistan
Law International - China
Maritime Industry Authority - Philippines
Mitsubishi Corporation - Japan
Mitsui - Japan
Modec - Japan
Nissho Iwai - Japan
PPSC Industries - Malaysia
SembCorp Marine - Singapore
Toyota Tsusho - Japan
Trade and Development Agency - Thailand
World Bank - India
World Bank - Maldives

Europe

Accentus - U.K.
Aker Solutions - Norway
Aquamaster-Rauma - Finland
Aukra Bruk A-S - Norway
I.M. Skaugen - Norway
Intsok - Norway
Intertanko - Norway
Ivarans Rederi - Norway
KaMeWa - Sweden
Knauf Insulation - U.K.
LIPS Propellers - Netherlands
MACOR Marine Systems - Germany
Malta Maritime Authority - Malta
MAN AG - Germany
MAN B&W Diesel - Germany
MAN Technologie - Germany
Maersk Contractors - Denmark
Navire Cargo Gear-Sweden
Saipem S.p.A. - Italy
Saibos - France
SBC Warburg - U.K.
Siemens - Germany
SMS GHH - Germany
TAG Systems - Switzerland
Wind Tankers A/S - Norway
Sterkoder Med. Verksted - Norway
Ulstein Group - Norway
World Bank - Malta
Zumax - Albania

South America/Caribbean

PCI Americas - Brazil
Corpozulia/PBI - Venezuela
Direccion General De Desarrollo Maritimo/PBI - Ecuador
Iron & Steel Co. of Trinidad/Tobago
Ministry of Works/PBI - Belize
World Bank - Haiti

Middle East

Al Mawarid Bank - Lebanon
Beirut Container Terminal - Lebanon
K Group - Lebanon
Milaha - Qatar
Ministry of Transport - Yemen
Ministry of Communications - Saudi Arabia
Red Sea Ports Corp.- Yemen
World Bank - Egypt
World Bank/KOTC - Kuwait
World Bank - Lebanon
World Bank - Saudi Arabia
World Bank - Syria
World Bank - Yemen

North America

Allis-Chalmers - Marine Diesel Div.
Allis-Chalmers - Nuclear Components Div.
AMCA International
Aqua-Chem
Arcorp Properties
Bath Iron Works
Bay Shipbuilding
Bechtel/Parsons Brinckerhoff
Berkshire Partners
Braswell Shipyards
Chem Systems
Commission on American Shipbuilding
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Communications Satellite Corp.
Dillingham Corp.
FMC Corp.
General Accounting Office
General Ship Corp.
G-P Gypsum
Grumman Corp.
Gulf Oil Corp.
Halter Marine
Hillman Company
IMO Industries
Jackson Engineering
Lake Shore Inc.
Litton-Ingalls Shipbuilding
Marinette Marine Corp.
Maritime Administration
McDermott International
McLouth Steel Corp
MICST, Government of Quebec
National Aeronautics & Space Adm.
National Intergroup
National Maritime Research Center
National Park Service
National Research Council
Naval Sea Systems Command
Newport News Shipbuilding
Oppenheimer & Co.
Port of Portland
Saipem Inc.
Siemens Industrial Systems Division
Siemens Westinghouse
Southwest Marine Inc.
Stephens-Adamson
Talleres Navales del Golfo
TANO Marine Systems
Textron Marine Systems
Todd Shipyards
U.S. Coast Guard
Van Dyke Energy
Vollmer Associates
Washington Aluminum
Westinghouse Electro-Mechanical Division
Westinghouse Instrumentation & Control Systems

September 2017 Monthly Floating Production Systems Report

As described in the September WER report, evidence is accumulating that supply and demand in the oil market is rebalancing. Oil prices are firming as excess global crude inventory continues to be worked down by strong demand growth and curtailed supply. Brent crude is now trading in the mid-$50s and the futures market is predicting prices in the upper-$50s five years out. Also in the report are details…

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