Steerprop propulsion to power Arctic Security Cutters(opens in a new tab)
U.S. Coast Guard will equip new Arctic Security Cutters with steerprop propulsion, enabling operation along all U.S. coastlines and strengthening Arctic mission capabilities.
Finnish propulsion maker Steerprop has been chosen by Bollinger Shipyards to supply complete propulsion systems—including CRP azimuth propulsors and tunnel thrusters—for four new US Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutters. The cutters will operate along all U.S. coastlines, with a focus on Arctic missions, improving the Coast Guard’s maneuverability and readiness in harsh polar waters.
U.S. Coast Guard will equip new Arctic Security Cutters with steerprop propulsion, enabling operation along all U.S. coastlines and strengthening Arctic mission capabilities.
Finnish company Steerprop will supply propulsion systems for four new US Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutters, a contract awarded by Bollinger Shipyards. The upgrade bolsters the Coast Guard’s Arctic presence with advanced propulsion technology.
Steerprop selected to supply propulsion systems for four new Arctic Security Cutters built by Bollinger Shipyards for the U.S. Coast Guard, enhancing the Coast Guard’s Arctic operational capability.
Steerprop secured the propulsion supply for four new US Coast Guard Arctic Security Cutters, delivering CRP azimuth propulsors and tunnel thrusters built by Bollinger to enhance vessel maneuverability in harsh polar waters.