GLDD Delivers Jones Act Rock Installation Vessel, Expanding Offshore Wind Exposure
Jun 25, 2026, 3:03 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Delivery of a specialized, Jones Act vessel expands GLDD's capabilities in high-growth offshore wind, creating visibility into near-term project work (Empire Wind 1, Sunrise Wind) and potential longer-term European megaprojects, which could lift utilization and backlog if projects proceed as planned.
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GLDD announced the delivery of Acadia, a Jones Act–compliant subsea rock installation vessel, marking a strategic expansion into offshore energy. Acadia will support Empire Wind 1 and Sunrise Wind offshore New York, then Europe in 2027, potentially boosting fleet utilization and long-term revenue visibility.
GLDD takes delivery of Acadia, a Jones Act subsea rock installation vessel.
Acadia delivered by Hanwha Philly Shipyard in Philadelphia.
Acadia will work on Empire Wind 1 and Sunrise Wind off New York.
Post-US work, Acadia to Europe for major offshore wind projects in 2027.
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