This issue contains articles about Derecktor’s The Big Blue being delivered, Monaco Yacht Show & New Orleans Workboat Show 2013, New York’s Management News and summer update, Red Bull FlugTag 2013, and more.
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Derecktor Newsletter Volume 2013 – Issue #2
This issue contains articles about a milestone for The Big Blue, the new data management system, Florida’s 17th Annual Plywood Regatta, New York’s spring update and more.
Derecktor Newsletter Volume 2013 – Issue #1
This issue contains articles about Derecktor’s 900 ton mobile boat hoist, the build of a new 19.2-meter catamaran research and classroom vessel for The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk, the 2013 Waterway cleanup and more.
Derecktor to Build Catamaran for the Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk
Robert E. Derecktor, Inc., is pleased to announce its selection to build a new 19.2-meter catamaran research and classroom vessel for The Maritime Aquarium at Norwalk (CT).
Derecktor Newsletter Volume 2012 – Issue #1
This issue contains articles about Derecktor’s 900 ton mobile boat hoist, projects for the New York Police Department and the US Coast Guard, the informal collaboration with neighboring Dania Cut Super Yacht Repair and more.
Derecktor Launches CAKEWALK, Largest Yacht Ever Built in the United States
August 2010 – Remember the date. August 8th 2010 was not just another summer Sunday for the United States yachting industry. Instead, at 10:30 a.m. a genuinely momentous event took place.
The 12 metre Yacht Development Foundation & Derecktor work together to preserve history
June 2010 – The 12 metre Yacht Development Foundation was established in 2006 for the acquisition, restoration, and preservation of historic America’s Cup 12 metre yachts. They have turned to Derecktor to make sure the job is done right, beginning with the refit of Lionheart.
New Dry Dock Christened the Robert E. Derecktor
June 10, 2010 – The Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Joan McDonald shook off her champagne soaked hands and flashed a big smile after she smashed a champagne bottle on her first try to christen the “Robert E. Derecktor.”
