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Offshore Wind Farm Support provides a range of services to offshore wind development similar to event planners at a wedding.
There is no need to bring vessels and crews from overseas when we have them here in the US ready to go. We have access to a wide variety of Jones Act vessels and can provide local marine and project crews as needed.
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Hi my name is Troy - My husband Paul was captain on a big boat performing survey work for an Offshore Wind Company and every day, he would point out changes, challenges and opportunities he saw in the Offshore Wind Farms off of New England.
After listening to him go on and on for a few months, I got the idea to start Offshore Wind Farm Support, LLC so we could work together and help the Offshore Wind Industry and provide jobs to local mariners who have been struggling.
We are a husband and wife team. I take care of day to day operations behind the scenes and Paul handles all of the "Boots on the Ground" stuff. When you call our office, you don't get a faceless voice behind a switchboard somewhere, you get one of the owners of the company. Take a look at our website and if there is anything we can do for you or service we can provide, feel free to give us a call!

This might be the single most important article/video/Vlog I’ve ever produced.It needs to be said and it needs to be said now before it’s too

Whatever Happened To “Fair & Balanced” reporting?
An Open Letter to National Fisherman Magazine,

From Captain on an Offshore Wind Survey Vessel To The Largest Source Provider On The Eastern Seaboard For Offshore Wind Development.

I recently wrote an article titled “The Red Headed Stepchild of Offshore Wind” and it referenced the apparent void and lack of inclusion of the “For-Hire”

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